Indigenous culture

Romania was able to maintain the distinctive cultures and customs of each of its regions despite its difficult past. Romania's cultural legacy has survived intact in the majority of its areas, including ancient arts and crafts, clothing, and rituals that date back hundreds of years. This is definitely one of the reasons to visit Romania.

Visit the ASTRA National Museum Complex in Sibiu if you wish to learn more about Romanian culture and traditions. The ASTRA Museum, the biggest outdoor museum in Romania and one of the biggest in Central and Eastern Europe, is just three kilometers from the city. In a forest near two man-made lakes, the region is home to nearly 300 traditional buildings, including homes, offices, water mills, and other structures. The Village Museum in Bucharest is another noteworthy location that you shouldn't skip. 272 actual peasant farms and homes can be found in this outdoor museum, which is situated in Herestrău Park.

But if you're searching for a more genuine method to learn about the customs and culture of the area, you can travel to Transylvania and Maramures. The people there are really friendly, and they can assist you if you get lost or need directions. Don't be shocked if you're invited into someone's home for a hearty meal and a local beverage if you're visiting the countryside.