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Hello. It was in the news that the lake will be emptied this fall of 2025 for the 50 years dam revision. Around end of febr 2026 the dam will be completly drained and the lake bed and bottom parts of the dam will be visible.

To visit the Poenari Citadel, you need to find the access gate near the Dracula campsite in Arefu. This can be helpful as GPS doesn't provide accurate directions. This tour is conducted in groups at 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM. The site is secured to prevent the intrusion of the numerous bears in the area. It's a good idea to be in good physical condition because you have to climb 1,480 steps and over 150 meters of elevation gain to access the site. From there, you'll also have a superb view of the Argeș Valley.

Cerdacul Stanciului is an awe-inspiring natural wonder hidden in the Piatra Craiului Mountains of Romania. This massive rock formation, carved by time, offers not only a thrilling hiking experience but also some of the most spectacular views you can find in the region. The sheer cliffs and dramatic overhang create a majestic, almost otherworldly atmosphere that will captivate any adventurer. For those seeking a memorable journey through nature’s finest creations, a hike to Cerdacul Stanciului is a must. The trail leads through lush forests and rocky terrain, rewarding you with breathtaking panoramas that make every step worth it. It’s a perfect spot for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone who appreciates the raw beauty of the Romanian Carpathians. Absolutely unforgettable!

If you go from Belea to Moldoveanu, you must climb the peak as well. It is very beautiful there and from there you can reach Moldoveanu in about 20 minutes. The route can be a bit strenuous.

The highest peak in Romania. There are different routes to get there. From Belea the route is long and somewhat strenuous. You can do the route in two days by spending the night in Podragu. You don't need any special equipment. Just good shoes and walking sticks. From the top the view in all directions is very good, weather permitting.

The Cathedral of Curtea de Argeș (Mănăstirea Curtea de Argeș, Catedrala Curtea de Argeș) is one of the most famous buildings in Romania. It stands on the foundations of a monastery and is located about one and a half kilometers north of the city. It resembles a very large and elaborate mausoleum and was built in the Byzantine style with Moorish arabesques. Its floor plan is rectangular, but there are many extensions at the back. In the center of the building there is a dome, on the front side there are two smaller dome towers, while a second dome, wider and higher than the central one, rises from the extension. On each peak there is an inverted, pear-shaped stone. It symbolizes a triple cross, which represents the Trinity. The cathedral is also the burial place of the Romanian royal family. Ferdinand I is also buried here (from Sigmaringen, Hohenzollern)

The Vidraru Dam (Romanian: Barajul Vidraru) is a dam in Argeș County in the historical region of Wallachia (Țara Românească) in Romania.

Perched dramatically atop a rugged cliff in the heart of the Carpathian Mountains, Poienari Fortress stands as a testament to both the resilience of the human spirit and the indomitable spirit of Vlad the Impaler, also known as Vlad III Dracula. This ancient stronghold, steeped in history and legend, offers visitors a glimpse into Romania's tumultuous past.Ascending the 1,480 steps to reach the fortress is not merely a physical journey but a pilgrimage through time. As you climb, the air thickens with anticipation, and the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding wilderness unfold before you, revealing a landscape unchanged for centuries.Upon reaching the summit, the imposing silhouette of Poienari Fortress looms large against the skyline, its weather-beaten walls whispering tales of defiance and valor. This was once the refuge of Vlad the Impaler, a place of strategic importance and formidable defense.Exploring the ruins, visitors are transported back to a time of intrigue and warfare.