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Bohodei waterfall – the highest in the Apuseni Mountains

Bohodei waterfall is located in Bihor Mountains, the valley Aleului. Waterfall has a height of 80 m, the largest in the Apuseni Mountains. The fall of water is not...

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Săritoarea Ieduţului Waterfall: a thunderous roar among the ferns

Kid’s Pass Waterfall is set against a picturesque, wild background, home to a lush vegetation of enormously beautiful ferns. To get there, from the road that ties Stâna...

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Fortress of Ponor the largest karst complex in Romania

The Fortress of Ponor are the largest karst complex in Romania, also known as the Everest of Romanian speology, are located within the Apuseni National Park, downstream...

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The Valul Miresei Waterfall, on Iadului Valley

We can find the Bride’s Veil Falls on the right bank of Hell’s Valley, but glimpses of it can be seen from the main road between Stâna de Vale and Coada Lacului...

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The Boghii Craggs Amphitheatre

The protected area „Pietrele Boghii” (The Boghii Craggs) accommodates one of the greatest abrupt stretches in the Bihor Mountains, and it offers the tourist eye one of...

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The Betfia Pit Cave – A journey to the centre of the Earth

The Betfia Pit Cave or Huda Bradii is located on the Southwest side of the Șomleu Hill (346 m), not too far from Băile “1 Mai”, in the range of Betfia village,...