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Mountains in Romania
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The Apuseni Mountains are a branch of the Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania, Romania. They are fast becoming an agrotourism and ecotourism hotspot, as they offer wonderful scenery, secluded areas, great Romanian social and rural experiences, as well as a spirit and mood that is unbeatable. Despite still being fairly hard to access, especially by public transport, the Apuseni Mountains make for a great off-the-beaten track destination. Their gateway town, Huedin, is luckily very easy to access by train.
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