Южные Карпаты: Трансильванские Альпы | Интересные факты про Карпаты

Южные Карпаты: Трансильванские Альпы | Интересные факты про Карпаты

Hello everyone, you are on the Planet Earth channel. And today we will talk about the Southern Carpathians and this is the final third part about this wonderful mountain region. We will look at the mountain ranges and other landforms located

In the southern part of the Carpathian Mountains of the vast region in Romania, and also find out what the Transylvanian Plateau is, where it is located, and whether this plateau is actually possible or not. But first things first. Go. The Southern Carpathians, or Transylvanian

Alps, are the extreme southern part of the Carpathian mountain system. Located on the territory of Romania in the historical regions of Wallachia, Muntenia, Oltenia, BanAt and Transylvania). The Southern Carpathians are the highest and most seismic part of the Carpathian mountain system. The natural boundaries of the Southern Carpathians are the PreJal pass

In the east near the Prahova River, after which the ridge turns sharply to the north, and in the west there is the Iron Gate gorge, which was cut through by the waters of the Danube. In the northwest, the valley of the Mures River separates the Western Romanian

Mountains from the Southern Carpathians. The Southern Carpathians consist of several massifs, often high-mountainous: Bucegi, Godeanu, Retezat, Lotru, FagarAsh. In the west, the Southern Carpathians are also adjacent to the Banat Mountains. The peaks are occupied by alpine meadows, which have long been used for grazing

By the Wallachians, the ancestors of the Eastern Roman peoples. The southern slopes of the mountains are strongly dissected by the valleys of numerous and fairly deep rivers, tributaries of the Danube. Among them: Jiu, Olt, Crna, Ardzhesh, Ialomitsa, Dymbovitsa and many others /

And if we follow the order, we will start from the Bucegi mountains. The Bucegi Massif, with an area of ​​about 300 km2, is located at the eastern tip of the Southern Carpathians, stretching between the Prahova Valley in the east and the Rukar Bran Pass

In the west; it drops sharply to the north towards the Barsan Basin, and in the south, to the Subcarpathian Bend. This is the middle part of the Romanian Subcarpathia which is the transition zone between the mountainous terrain and the plain. Bucegi extends over the territories of Dâmbovita, Prahova and Braşov counties. Possessing

Great structural and morphological complexity, the massif looks like a natural fortress with an altitude of 1600–2500 m. The Bucegi massif has a horseshoe shape open to the south, from the center of which the Ialomica River originates, which is the left tributary of the Danube. At the top of the horseshoe is

Omu Peak, the culmination of the massif and the highest point of the mountains. In addition to the two main branches, there are also short and steep peaks in the Omu Peak area. In the east begins Mount Moraru, in the northeast Bukšoiu, and in the north Padina

Kruchi separates the glacial calderas Malăesti and Shigenesti. The Bucegi Mountains are known for their picturesque landscapes, rich flora and fauna, and many tourist attractions. This region attracts lovers of nature, hiking and mountain hiking, as well as history and culture. This region even has its own sphinx. The Bucegi Sphinx is a natural

Rock formation resembling a human face, similar to the Egyptian Sphinx, created by wind and water. Babele is another unique rock formation located near the Sphinx. The name translates as “Old Women” and refers to a group of stones that resemble mushrooms or human figures. Peoni Brasov Fortress (Peștera

Ialomiței) is an ancient cave inside a mountain that also contains a monastery built right at the entrance to the cave. This is a place rich in history and spiritual significance. The Karaiman Cross is a monument erected on the top of Mount Karaiman in memory of the fallen heroes. One

Of the most impressive historical monuments in Romania is located at the Bran Rucher Pass. This is Bran Castle. This castle is located about 30 kilometers from the city of Brasov, the first capital of Romania. The castle was built at the end of the 13th century. Built on top of a rock, it has

An unusual trapezoidal shape. Bran Castle served as a strategic defensive fortress. It has 4 levels, which are connected by a staircase, and the halls and corridors of the castle form a labyrinth. In the courtyard there is a well, which, according to legend, leads to underground

Rooms. Bran Castle has had many owners in its lifetime. First it belonged to Prince Mircea the Old, and then residents of Brasov and the Habsburg Empire. According to legend, Vlad the Impaler-Dracula lived here during his campaigns, and the area surrounding Bran Castle was a favorite

Hunting ground for the Impaler. According to one version, he was tortured in the dungeons of the castle by the Turks. And Bran Castle is also called Dracula’s Castle thanks to the work of Bram Stoker. And in the mountains on the Simon River there is a small waterfall with the no

Less intriguing name Devil’s Mill. Although the waterfall itself is small. The water falls from stone walls located at a height of 20-25 meters and follows a slope that divides the waterfall into two different levels, creating a magnificent spectacle. And on the other side in the town of SinAia Zámek Peleș. The initiator

Of the construction was the Romanian King Charles I, who, during his visit in 1866, fell in love with the local mountain landscapes and decided to build a summer residence. South of Mount Leaota Munții Leaota with the peak of the same name, 2133 mnm This is a small mountain group

In the western foothills of Bucegi from which they are separated by the Brateiului valley. A long and beautiful ridge in the shape of the English letter “s”, is the oldest crystalline massif of Bucegi. To the north are the Piatra Craiului Mountains, a mountain range in the Southern Carpathians in Romania. Its name

Translates as Royal Rock. The mountain range is located in Brasov and Arges counties; it is included in the Piatra Craiului National Park, which covers an area of ​​15 thousand hectares. The Piatra Craiului Mountains form a narrow sawtooth ridge about 25 km long). The

Highest point of the massif is Warful La Om, height 2238 meters. The ridge is considered one of the most beautiful places in the southern Carpathians. In the southern part of the mountain range there is a through cave, Pestera Stanciului. And Cave Peshtera Urshilor (bear cave).

The Piatra Craiului Mountains are one of the most picturesque and popular mountain ranges in Romania, known for its steep cliffs, unique flora and fauna, and magnificent scenery. Located in the central part of the country, in the Transylvania region, the Piatra Craiului Mountains attract both experienced climbers and nature lovers

Thanks to their many trails, beautiful views and outdoor activities. To the east, Iezer Papusha is a tall but short double mountain range south of the eastern tip of Fagaras. It has a simplified form of a capital letter H and extends between the river beds of Dymbovica

In the east and Raul Doamnei in the west. In the area where they originate is the peak of Mezea Otiku, the peak through which the Iezer Papusa Mountains communicate with the Fagaras Mountains . In the inner part of the massif there is the Raushor dam , behind which the Raushorskoye reservoir was formed,

Fed by the Raushor and Targuluy rivers. The rock dam, built in 1987 in the far north of Arges County in Romania, has a wall height of 120 m and a total volume of 60 million m³. In the northwest of the Jezre Mountains, the Fagaras Mountains are a mountain range located in the

Heart of Romania with its highest point, 2544 meters above sea level, being Mount Moldoveanu, the highest peak in Romania. It offers a beautiful view of the Transfagaras highway, the highest in Romania. And Balea Falls is one of the beautiful places in Romania. It is also located

In the Fagaras Mountains, at an altitude of over 1200 meters above sea level. The waterfall is about 60 meters high and is one of the highest in Romania. Fagaras is considered the “final exam” for mountaineers. It contains the highest peaks of Romania and unites

Them with a huge territory. To the south of Fagaras is the Cozia Massif , which rises on the left bank of the Olt River, next to the resort of Calimanesti, and is a group of peaks, with the highest point of the Cozia peak (1668 m), forming

A single massif, a rock monolith, in the southern part of the Southern Carpathians. The massif is interesting for the Kozia National Park with steep cliffs and the small Lotrishor waterfall. And we move on to the Parang mountain group, which is divided into several mountain ranges.

And it begins in the north with the Lotru massif with its highest point, Mount Stefleshti – it is grassy and exclusively rocky ridges where you rarely see tourists, sometimes only shepherds. It is one of the ideal mountain ranges for romantics. There is no tourist infrastructure, no people, no signs of human

Activity. Only occasionally do you come across flocks of sheep and goats. You can drive for a long time through open areas and enjoy distant views. The ridge is located on an east-west axis. The total length is about 55 km and can be covered in about five days. In the direction from east

To west. stretches out the Parang ridge – the second highest mountain range in Romania. It is high, rocky and arid. There is no water on the Main Ridge of Parang – not a single spring on the entire ridge. You have to go down hundreds of meters

To get water . On the territory of Parang there is a National Park located in the administrative territory of Gorj County. Polovargi Cave is one of the most famous and visited caves in Romania, located in the Gorj district, in the subcarpathian zone of the Southern Carpathians. This cave attracts tourists with its majestic

Beauty, unique stalactites and stalagmites, as well as interesting history and legends associated with it. To the north of Parang, Chindrell is “one of the most important pastoral regions” that celebrates the peaceful and simple rural life of the Romanian Carpathians – as evidenced by a dense network of trails, many of which

Have been tourist destinations for over a century. Here, next to the calderas, numerous valleys begin. The Cindrel massif as a whole has been declared a natural park, together with part of the Şureanu and Lotru mountains, forming a reserve with a total area of ​​137,000 hectares. The oldest and highest tourist resort in Romania,

Paltinis, is located 4-5 hours walk from the highest peak of the same name (Cindrel, 2244 m). To the left of Shureanu is a grassy mountain range on the northern edge of the Southern Carpathians. It has one large lonely peak, Virful lui Patru, and a beautiful rounded grassy

Ridge between the peaks of Šureanu to the east, Godeanu to the west and Batrina to the north. In the southwestern part there is the Choklovina karst zone. And also Sarmizegetusa – excavations of the main Dacian fortress of the ancient capital of the Dacians.

Just to the south are the VALKAN Mountains or volcanic mountains, a mountain range in the southwestern part of the Southern Carpathians. It is composed of crystalline schists with granite intrusions, Jurassic and Cretaceous limestones. They have an asymmetrical appearance, with a steeper northern slope that dominates the Petrosani depression, while the southern one extends

Through gently sloping secondary peaks separated by narrow valleys, with steep slopes within which are located the Vaidei gorges on the Susita River, the Runcului gorges. These are mostly hills, with beautiful wide grassy ridges that are only exceptionally rocky. For example, the highest point

Of the massif is Mount Oslya with a maximum height of 1946 m. ​​And the Retezat Mountains are the third highest mountain range of the Romanian Carpathians, reaching their maximum height on Mount Pelaga (2509 m). It is located in the western part of the Southern Carpathians. The mountains are strikingly reminiscent of Slovakia’s High

Tatras – massive rocky peaks and many lakes. The mountain range is named after the peak of Retezat, which means “cut hill” in Romanian – this is what this mountain actually looks like when viewed from the northern valley. And the highest point is Mount

Pelaga 2509 m. On the territory of the mountains there is the Retezat National Park, the oldest in Romania. A good place to stop in Retezate for a few days is Lake Bucura, with a campsite in the heart of the mountains. The impressive rock amphitheater surrounding it is striking

In its beauty. Godeanu is an interesting, although rarely visited, mountain range in the western part of the Southern Carpathians. It connects to the Retezat Mountains, so these mountain ranges often intersect together. The highest point of the mountains is Mount Gugu (2290 m), other notable

Peaks are Moraru (2284 m) and Godeanu (2230 m). As a landmark, Mount Paltina (2149 m) in the eastern part of the mountain range with a rock formation at the top. And places around the brooding Lake Scarisoara under the peak of the same name interesting in their own way. Tarku Mountains A grassy

And rocky mountain range. Together with the Lotru massif , these are perhaps the most romantic light hills of the Southern Carpathians. The main ridge runs from the village of Sarmizegetusa to the southwest to Mount Tarku, but this is not the highest peak, the highest Mount Kelyanu is 2196 m, where it turns

To the northwest and turns into small mountains, which are a mountain resort at an altitude of 1500 m. Behind them are the Cherney Mountains or Black Mountains, a low grassy mountain range overgrown with forest in places. In the northeast it connects with Godeanu and descends to

The southwest to the resort of Baile – Herculane. The northern part of the ridge is more pointed, sometimes covered with beautiful rock formations with a large elevation in the background of the surrounding area. Chernei is a national park. Near the Black Mountains, the Mehedin Mountains extend along the course of the Cerna River,

From the Danube to Izbukul, about 50 km long. Covered with beech forests that seem impenetrable, there are also arid places in the areas of Krovuriler and Lui-Stan with the highest point of 1466m, an area also known for the Lapiezuri shale field, which is closed on all sides and has no surface

Drainage with many estavels. In karst geology, estavells or inversac is a hole in the ground, which, depending on weather conditions and time of year, can serve as either a drain or a source of fresh water. This is a type of hole or sinkhole from which water comes out under pressure

Or, conversely, the water quickly goes underground. There are a lot of caves in Mekhedin. Small and simply gigantic, complex, branched, impressive with the beauty and variety of formations decorating the galleries and halls, with underground rivers and lakes. For example, Topolnitsa Cave, Ponikova, Bulba and others. And in the east of the southern Carpathians

Are the Banata Mountains or Banat Mountains. The Banata Mountains are predominantly composed of crystalline schist, to which are added limestone, flysch and volcanic rocks. There are many caves, underground streams, and karst springs in the Limestone territories . To the south of it, the higher Almay Mountains have impressive

Topography near the Danube River, especially in the area of ​​the Danube gorges or as they are also called the Danube Cauldrons. The Danube or Great Cauldrons is one of the impressive places in Romania. They are located where the Danube passes through the Carpathians. The Danube Cauldrons have a total length

Of about eight kilometers and are located in the Iron Gate National Park. The Western Romanian Carpathians, which are part of the Southern Carpathians, go north . And they begin from the Poiana Rusca mountain range. The Poiana Ruška mountain range connects the Apuseni Mountains

In the north and the Banat Mountains in the south. The Pojana Ruška Mountains cover an area of ​​approximately 2,640 square kilometers with average altitudes ranging from 700 to 1,000 meters. And they extend over the regions of Caras Severin, Timis and Hunedoara. The highest peaks are Padesh

(1374 meters), Ruska (1355 meters) and Pojana (1049 meters). Geologically, the mountain range consists of shale , limestone and sandstone. The flora is represented mainly by forests, which in the plateau area of ​​the eastern and northeastern parts of the massif are replaced by vast areas of pastures and meadows.

And to the north of Pojana Ruska, the Apuseni Mountains or Western Mountains are a vast Carpathian mountain range consisting of several smaller parts. They reach their highest point at the top of Big Kukurbata or Bihor Peak (1847 m) in the mountains of the same name Bihor. Other important mountain units are the Vladeas,

Gilau, Trascau and Muntele Mare or Greater Mountains. Most of the mountain ranges are made of limestone, so there are many karst canyons, caves, cuestas and ponoras. The Apuseni Natural Park covers part of the Bihor Mountains in the south and the Vladeas Mountains in the north. The Bihor Mountains are a limestone

Karst mountain range, together with Vladeasa, the most significant in the Apuseni region. In the very south of the Western Mountains. Simleu is a mountain range in Transylvania that belongs to the Apuseni Mountains . We’ve gone a long way to the north, let’s go back south to the southern part of the Carpathians.

The Danube River divides the Southern Carpathians and the so-called Serbian Carpathians. We will have a separate issue about the great Danube River. Let’s talk about the Serbian Carpathians now. Shomrda is a mountain range on the northwestern edge of the Serbian Carpathians, in the Djerdap National Park adjacent to the Danube

, on the site of the Danube Iron Gate gorge. The highest peak is Mount Shomrda of the same name. Part of the mountain range is sometimes called Northern Kuchay. On the banks of the Danube, 15 km northwest of the town of Donji Milanovac, lies the important archaeological

Site of Lepenski Vir, with the remains of a prehistoric settlement of a developed community of fishermen and hunters. Another important archaeological site is Kraku Lu Jordan at the confluence of the Broditsa and Pek rivers near Kučevo. These are the remains of an ancient Roman complex of furnaces from the 3rd and 4th centuries;

At one time people here processed iron ores and copper. Miroc mountain range on the northeastern edge of the Serbian Carpathians. In the north it is separated from the Romanian mountains by the Danube Gorge. The highest mountain in Miroč is the rocky Veliki Strbac,

Although it is not that great at 768 m, rising above the Danube canyon and offering magnificent views. In the south , Miroch is adjacent to the Delhi Jovan mountain range. Deli Jovan is a mountain range rarely visited by tourists between Gornjansky karst in the west and the city of Negotin

In the east. To the north it is bordered by the Miroch mountain range. In the west is Homolje or Homoljske planine Homolskie mountains. is a massif full of picturesque hills, pastures, monasteries, as yet unexplored caves and canyons. Located in the northern part of the ethnographic

Region (Homoљe), the mountain range is defined by the Mlava River in the south and west (behind it continues the BelyanItsa mountain range), the source area of ​​the Pek River in the east. To the south, the Kučaj or Kučaj Mountains are a Serbian karst mountain range with an incredibly large number of canyons

And caves. Kuchay forms one logical whole with the Belyanitsa massif located to the north, from which it is separated by the Resava Canyon. Even further south, Rtan is a mountain range surrounded by many legends, with paranormal phenomena and attracting mystery lovers from all over

The world. Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke wrote about the mountain, calling Rtan “the navel of the earth,” that is, something like the center of the world or a place where there is a connection with heaven. Rtanj is considered the highest part of the Serbian Carpathians and offers impressive views of eastern Serbia.

The highest peak is Šilyak or Šijka, incredibly regular in shape, for which it is nicknamed the Serbian Pyramid or artificial mountain. And in the very south, the Ozren Carpathians and the Maiden of Ozren are a densely forested mountain range stretching between the cities of Aleksinac

And Sokobanja. The highest mountain in Ozren is Mount Leskovik, its grassy and rocky peak is an attractive destination for mountain tourism. And Devitsa is a mountain range stretching southeast from the resort town of Sokobanya to the cities of Knjazevac. The highest mountain in the

Devica mountain range is Čaplinac. And the Maiden Massif is the southernmost part of the Southern Carpathians. And finally, in the very heart of the middle of the Carpathians is the Transylvanian Plateau. The plateau takes its name from the historical region of Transylvania and is almost entirely surrounded by the eastern, southern and Romanian

Western branches of the Carpathian Mountains. Not quite a plateau, at least as we imagine it. The Transylvanian plateau is located in an intermountain depression 300-600 m high ( up to 900 m along the outskirts), and is composed mainly of Neogene sandstones and clays. The relief is characterized by a combination of rolling

Hills and cuesta ridges, which in some places are strongly dissected by ravines and valleys of the Somes, Mures, Olt rivers and their tributaries. The slopes of the Transylvanian plateau are occupied by steppes and forest-steppes. It does not have extensive plains, but is a network of valleys,

Ravines and canyons of varying sizes, interconnected by numerous small mountain ranges, although not very high. up to 500 meters high. The Transylvanian plateau is divided into three regions: the Somes Plateau in the north. Transylvanian Plain in the central part and Tyrnava Plateau in the south. So in three parts we got acquainted

With the beautiful region of the Carpathians. What about conversations about flora and fauna? Let’s talk about this too. The Carpathians are a land of amazingly rich nature. As in other mountainous areas, the law of vertical distribution of vegetation is manifested here. In the lowlands there are islands of once widespread

Oak forests of common oak. Sessile oak grows in the foothills . But only 8 percent of the total forest area is occupied by oak forests . In some places there are small areas of hornbeam. Most of the lowland and foothills are motley meadows, cultivated fields, orchards

And vineyards. Feather grass, keleria, fescue and other rare plants of the steppe flora have been preserved in the foothills . Many tourists will remember the Valley of Narcissus in the vicinity of the city of Khust for the rest of their lives. The Valley of Daffodils is especially

Picturesque at the end of May during flowering. And the gentle slopes of the Carpathians are occupied mainly by beech – about 60 percent of the total forest area. Above the beech forests, especially in the northeastern part of the region, stretches a belt of dark coniferous forests of

Common spruce and white fir – more than 30 percent of the total forest area. European pine and Polish larch grow in rare islands . Endemic species of the Carpathians grow in the forests – Hungarian lilac, Carpathian currant, Carpathian buttercup, Filyarsky lungwort and many others. Above the forests lie

Wide expanses of mountain meadows in the east of the meadows. A unique landscape in the meadows is formed by thickets of elfin trees – mountain pine, green alder, juniper. The upper reaches are covered with white grass, fescue, bluegrass and other grasses. The meadows during the flowering of Bluebells, Rhododendrons, Narcissus

And Gentians present an incomparable picture . On the highest cliffs you can find very rare plants, including the fabulous Edelweiss flower, which the local population calls Silk Braid. There are very few edelweiss left in the Carpathians, and they are protected in every possible way from complete destruction.

The flora of Transcarpathia has about 300 species of medicinal plants, of which almost 100 are used in scientific and the rest in folk medicine. Among them, the most valuable are belladonna, scopolia, arnica montana , lily of the valley, male fern, reddish hellebore, rhodiola rosea… Boxwood, thuja, douglasia, Japanese sophora,

Vinegar tree, black walnut, ailanthus, cherry laurel, evergreen barberries, Japanese cherry (sakura) and apple trees. One of the most common ornamental trees is pyramidal poplar. The region’s fauna is interesting and diverse . On mountain trails, a traveler can meet a slender European roe deer, an agile

Carpathian squirrel, a giant golden eagle or a bright salamander. In forest clearings, especially in spring, birds sing loudly. The mountain streams are home to trout, grayling and Danube salmon. Among the 80 species of mammals, the most valuable are deer, roe deer, wild boar, brown bear, pine and stone marten, mink, river otter, and

Ermine. Fox, hare, lynx, dark ferret, badger, weasel are common everywhere, and the raccoon dog is acclimatized. Rodent bats are numerous and varied, among them the rare snow vole, which lives on the highest mountains. There are also hamsters, gophers, muskrats, and dormouse. Hedgehogs, moles, shrews, shrews, shrews, and in the mountains

– the alpine shrew. Fallow deer, mouflons, and wild rabbits acclimatize successfully . About 200 species of birds live in the Carpathian forests and copses, fields, settlements and reservoirs . More than half of them can be seen in the region only during nesting, about one third are sedentary,

The rest belong to migrants, vagrants and those arriving here for the winter. Often the transparent blue of the sky is cut through by fast pigeons (pigeons and pigeons); in the oak forests the characteristic cooing of the common pigeon is heard, and in populated areas – the ringed dove. Wetlands

And reservoirs are inhabited by coots, lapwings, waders, woodcocks, mallards, teals, and white storks. The black stork nests in mountain forests, but is rarely seen. There are many birds of prey – falcons, eagles, hawks, owls, among

Them rare ones – the short-tailed eagle, the honey beetle, the golden eagle, the eagle owl, the great owl and the great owl. The Carpathian Great Tawny Owl is quite common . Among other birds, there are various woodpeckers (golden, Carpathian, middle, Syrian, three-toed, gray-haired , green, cuckoos sing, and many more species of birds:

Hoopoe, swifts, kingfishers, nightjars, dippers, thrushes, warblers, dunnocks , tits, buntings, wagtails, gray partridges, pheasants, wood grouse, black grouse, quails – all these birds have chosen the Carpathians. During the spring-autumn migrations in the region , geese, turukhants, gulls and other birds often stop to rest .

Of reptiles (10 species) and amphibians (15 species ) there are Aesculapian snake, copperhead, water snake and common snake, common viper Lizards are also common, as well as the marsh turtle. Salamander (lives in humid forests), newts (Carpathian, Alpine, common crested), yellow-bellied and red-bellied toad, spadefoot, frogs such species such as the quick,

Sharp-faced, grass, pond and of course toads. Rare, endangered and endemic species of animals of the Carpathian fauna are strictly protected. Many of them are listed in the Red Book. Among the protected are many species of beetles, butterflies, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, common in the Carpathians.

In recent years, much has been done to protect and increase the number of animals. The Carpathians are not only mountains, for humans, in particular, it is a region of important ecological significance, one of the most valuable Eastern European health and recreational sites, a zone of valuable forests

That purify the air basin over large parts of Eastern Europe being their lungs. But nevertheless, over the past decades, the Carpathians have been experiencing an increasingly destructive burden of anthropogenic activity. Carpathian forests are under threat of destruction not only from logging, disturbance of soil and vegetation, overgrazing, but also from chemical pollution,

Acid rain, which comes from both the east and the west, from large industrial enterprises. Great attention should be paid to preserving the biodiversity of the Carpathians . Structural changes in the region’s economy should provide for an increase in the recreational value

Of the Carpathians for the population of Central and Eastern Europe and a reduction in man-made pressure. In this regard, exceptional importance is attached to the cooperation of all countries of the Carpathian region. The development of tourism in the Carpathian region is quite promising , but civilized tourism, taking into account the environmental

Interests of recreational areas and protected areas. This is the only way to preserve the Carpathians – a real pearl created by nature on the canvas of the landscape diversity of the earth. This is a land of miraculous, fabulous beauty of mountain and forest landscapes, generously washed with the crystal water

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