Retezat National Park

- Take a tour of the oldest and most attractive Romania National Parks located on the western side of the Southern Carpathians.
- Wallow in the rich biodiversity here that has given the park the status of a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
- Go hiking to the high mountain tops and see around 80 glacial lakes such as the Bukura which is the largest and deepest one.
- Catch breathtaking sights of mountain tops and glacial lakes from the Peleaga Peak.
Location: nr. 284 com, Nucsoara 337423, Romania
Piatra Craiului National Park

- Visit one of the most splendid National Parks in Romania that was initially built to protect the Kings Rock Mountains.
- Go on a hiking trip through the park to come across the biggest biodiversity and wildlife in the country.
- Walk along the 25 kilometres long main ridge, the longest of its king in Romania that runs through the park.
- You can also stay the night in the small and cosy villages surrounding the park such as Magura and Pestera.
Location: Located in the Southern Carpathians
Cheile Nerei - Beusnita National Park

- Explore one of the most sprawling Romania National Parks spread across almost 36,000 hectares of land and 6 natural reservations.
- You can come across a wide variety of wildlife in these thick forested lands including bears, badgers, stone martens, deer, wild boar, and more.
- Witness over 600 different species of plants and trees that are spread across the entire park.
- Discover some of the other attractions here such as the lakes Ochiul Beiului and Ochiul Dracului, and the Bigar Waterfall.
Location: Located in the southern part of Aninei Mountains

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Calimani National Park

- Get a chance to spot some of the most incredible wildlife of the region by touring some of the best National Parks in Romania.
- Go for a stroll under the thick shade of the Pinus cembra which is a section of a scientific reservation here.
- Witness some interesting wildlife such as the deer, the lynx, badgers, the brown bear, and wild cats.
- You can also see the 12 Apostoli peak, a geological reservation in the volcanic Calimani Mountains.
Location: Located at Northern side of Eastern Carpathians
Cozia National Park

- Established to protect the Cozia Mountain, this is one of the most popular Romania National Parks especially among hikers.
- Revel in the breathtaking sights of beech and spruce trees that densely populated the sides of the steep slopes.
- Catch breathtaking views of the surrounding region and wallow in rich cultural heritage.
- Explore the amazingly diverse flora and fauna including chamois, wildcat and many bird species.
- Hike up to the Turnu Monastery and further up to the Stanisoara Monastery and the Gardului Waterfall.
Location: Valcea County Romania
Parcul National Domogled - Valea Cernei

- Go on a trip to this massive park that spans the area from Retezat to the Godeanu Mountains.
- Revel in the marvellous landscape at one of the most beautiful Romania National Parks that is dotted with exciting mountainous terrain and waterfalls.
- Hike up to the Arjana mountain top that is located at a height of 1511 metres or take the 80 metres long trail which has the Vanturatoarea Waterfall as its end.
- Indulge in several other thrilling activities such as rock climbing, bird-watching, rafting, and others.
Location: Located on the administrative territory of counties Caras-Severin, Gorj, and Mehedinti
Semenic - Cheile Carasului National Park

- Discover the natural beauty of this park rich in biodiversity and vegetation located high in the mountains.
- Take a closer look at the deep and steep gorges of the Caras River that comprises more than 500 caves.
- Witness the Nera River’s Springs and one of the most expensive areas in Europe with virgin beech forests.
- Go cycling, hiking, or even boating in the Valiug and Trei Ape lakes and spend the night in one of the nearby agro hotels.
Location: Located in the southwestern part of Romania, in the Anina and Semenic Mountains
Buila Vanturarita National Park

- While this is the smallest among the Romania National Parks it houses an incredible variety of flora and fauna.
- Encounter at least 23 different types of habitats in the mountain meadows, rivers, waterfalls, and more than a hundred caves.
- Go hiking up to a height of almost 1885 metres on VânturaritaMare and look out for rare plant species such as the Lilium jankae, Martagon lily, and Viola alpine.
- Make a stopover at the beautiful 16th century church of Schitul Pahomie and the Patrunsa Monastery, located in the park.
Location: Located in the central-northern part of Valcea County
Rodnei Mountains National Park

- Enjoy traversing the second largest among all the Romania National Parks that has also been designated a biosphere reservation by virtue of the flora and fauna found here.
- You can witness over a thousand different species of flora many of which are endemic to this region.
- Head to the scenic waterfall here called the Cascada Cailor that falls down the sides of nearly 40 metres high steps and see the crystal clear Iezer Lake.
Location: Located in Northern Romania, in the Rodna Mountains
Timing: open 24 hours. Some trails however, may be closed during the winters
Ceahlau National Park

- Visit one of the most popular mountains for hikers and go up to a height of almost 2,000 metres to the highest peak called the Ocolasul Mare.
- Home to some very special plants like the lady’s slipper orchid, the edelweiss, the bog rosemary, and many more, this is on the list of top Romania National Parks.
- Enjoy watching a huge population of birds such as the Black stork or the European roller, all of which gather at the clear mountain lakes.
Location: Located on the northern side of Eastern Carpathians in the Neamt county