Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Romanian castles preserve between their walls medieval stories about voivodes (governors) and kings, hide legends and bloody battles, or bathe in jewelry and treasures – castles that seem to rise from a rock and that give even more charm to a country that has so much to offer.
8,000 Years of Celebrating Spring. By Melline Galani. Mărțișor is an old tradition celebrated all over Romania every year on March 1, and it represents a time of joy and … Read More
Written by Melline Galani. The Balchik Palace is a former summer residence of Queen Maria of Romania, built in 1924–1927 by Italian architects Amerigo and Augustino, and also known as … Read More
Written by Melline Galani. Wars were fought over it, borders of empires were pushed toward it, world maps were drawn according to it, and the Romans also came for it… … Read More
Written and photographed by Melline Galani. Romania is not only known worldwide for its vampire myths (Dracula) but also for having the world’s second largest administrative building (after the Pentagon), … Read More
Written by Isaiah Winters Photograph from Wikipedia At first glance, the Romanian Revolution of 1989 and the Gwangju Uprising of 1980 may seem worlds apart, but in fact, a … Read More
Bradley Weiss discovers the beautiful Romania; one of the more un-touched countries of Eastern Europe.
Mayor Robu wants you to visit Romania!
