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Chicerea Comorii

1. Chicerea Comorii

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Short Description: The highest peak in the Gilăului Mountains is the Chicera Comarii Peak (1,475 m).

The limestone from Ampoita

2. The limestone from Ampoita

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Short Description: Three "rooted" rocks in the earth for thousands of years have planted fear among locals.

Hawk Stone

3. Hawk Stone

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Towers

4. Towers

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Piatra Decse

5. Piatra Decse

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The rocks of the Tatar

6. The rocks of the Tatar

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Piatra Gaurita Bixad

7. Piatra Gaurita Bixad

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Stone Church of the Devils

8. Stone Church of the Devils

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The Salhoi-Zambroslavele Stalls

9. The Salhoi-Zambroslavele Stalls

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Scaunul Rotund

10. Scaunul Rotund

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The abrupt Bucsoiu - Malaiesti - Gaura

11. The abrupt Bucsoiu - Malaiesti - Gaura

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Short Description: Within the Bucegi Mountains, on the territory of Brasov County, a natural reservation site is the Abrupt of Buşoi.

The Heart of the Queen

12. The Heart of the Queen

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Coltii Corbului Mare

13. Coltii Corbului Mare

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Detunata Goala

14. Detunata Goala

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Short Description: Geologically unique in Romania, volcanic culmination and collapsed basalt column train.

Raven Stone

15. Raven Stone

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Meaningful Stone

16. Meaningful Stone

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Tomii Stone

17. Tomii Stone

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Rafaila Stone

18. Rafaila Stone

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Neag's stone

19. Neag's stone

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Piatra Buhei

20. Piatra Buhei

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