The snowdrop - signs of life and death in the realm of legends
The tenderness of a flower that heralds the transition from the season of cold and darkness to the season of light, of warmth and resurrection
Martisor- ancestral Romanian traditions that will live forever
Baba Dochia's Days or the rebirth of the world
Peach cookies - a delicacy for every season
Everyone knows what the peaches are. But who knows what the peach cookies are? Taking into account the reputation of peaches, some woman, passionate for desserts, have created the dessert that mimics this fruit.
Dragobetele or the Romanian Valentine’s Day
The God of love in the Romanian culture and tradition
Cheesefare Sunday preserves the remains of pagan celebrations of great importance for the popular calendar
Lent begins – it’s the period of body and spiritual purification
St. Charalambos, the saint who keeps diseases away
The connection between St. Charalambos and the world of the hereafter is also illustrated by the customary traditions, a symbiosis between the "pagan" and Christian faith
The Firijba village in Vâlcea County, one of the oldest villages in the country, attracts tourists for its picturesque, naturalness and ancestral load
Hidden in the middle of a forest, surrounded by acacia trees and the secular oaks, the village tells its story from an ancient time
Stretenia or the Feast of the Bear is celebrated on February 2
The bear is one of the most important animal in the archaic history of the Romanian people and the bear worship dates back to the Dacians