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Commune in Cluj, Romania
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A museum dedicated to the Romanian poet Octavian Goga. The museum is composed of several wood houses and a mausoleum. Inside there are a collection of old countrymen clothes and exchanged mails of the poet. Octavian Goga was a famous traditional Romanian poet (1881-1938) and also minister several times.
Peștera Urșilor
Peștera Ghețarul de la Focul Viu
Peștera Cetatea Rădesei
Cetățile Ponorului
One of the biggest carstic complexes in Romania.
Cheile Galbenei
Lacul Leșu
A truck stop kind of place with a restaurant and lodging.
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