Poiana Brasov the silent heart of the Carpathians
A mountain resort in Romania when you're in the area, it's a must-visit. Poiana means a mesdow and Brasov is the nearby city here. a summer stroll here is very different from the busy ski season. A fresh mountain air from the surrounding pine forests load you for a trail to Postavaru mountain or only for a rest for a caffe, limonade or a traditional Romanian dish in a restaurant.
Here a beautiful stroll a gateway to nature only a short drive from the medieval city of Brasov to a mountain resort atmosphere. The slopes are turn into green carpets dotted with woldflowers. Poiana Brasov is not just a ski resort, it is a place where you can slow down and enjoy both nature and confort. all the time when I visit Romania is a refreshing stop here after the see side on the Black See.
A tiny wooden little Orthodox church, built in traditional style with a shingled roof and a delicate bell tower . Looks like a refuge away from the bustle in winter of the ski slopes.
Inside soft candlelight, painted icons with a sense of quiet, warmth, simplicity and devotion. It is not grand but it is timelles. A place where skiers, hikers and wanderers take a stop not only to rest their feet, but to rest their hearts.
Have a beautiful day!
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Wowww 😮, a very beautiful adventure and great experience. Everything looks beautiful with a touch of history in some of them.
The scene, landscape and environment is just wonderful 👍
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Really cool photos! The church looks so dark and mysterious, like something from an old horror movie. The paintings inside are unique and beautiful, also it seems very cozy inside. Were there many hiking trails in the surrounding forest?
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