This is a historic region in northwestern Romania, located in the Carpathians, in the upper Tisza River basin. It is known for its rich folk traditions and picturesque mountain landscapes. The region is considered one of the most authentic places in Europe, preserving many elements of traditional rural life.

Maramureș is famous for its unique wooden architecture, colorful folk costumes, and rich rituals. The local wooden churches are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.

The region attracts nature lovers, tradition enthusiasts, and fans of authentic cuisine. A visit here is a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in rural life, admire the beauty and uniqueness of local culture, and meet its hospitable and straightforward people.

Below are photos from a short trip in April 2024.