Lake Siriu, an artificial reservoir in Buzău County, was formed between 1972-1994 with the construction of Romania’s second-largest earth dam (122m high, 570m long). Nestled between the Siriu Mountains and Podul Cal

Eagle’s Lake (Lacul Vulturilor), at 1,420 meters in the Siriu Mountains, is a periglacial lake surrounded by wild landscapes and legendary tales, including vultures teaching their young to fly. Accessible via marked

Lake Meledic, located on the Meledic Plateau in Buzău County, is a rare freshwater lake situated on a salt massif, surrounded by stunning landscapes and wooden sculptures. The area, part of the UNESCO-recognized Țin

Pruncea Waterfall, also known as Cașoca Waterfall, is a scenic 5-6 meter cascade in the Podul Calului Massif, about 5 km from Siriu. Surrounded by lush landscapes, it is linked to the legend of outlaw Gheorghilaș an

The Penteleu Massif, the highest peak in the Buzău Mountains at 1772 m, is a nature reserve known for its biodiversity, glacial lakes, and scenic hiking trails. Part of the Natura 2000 network, it offers spectacular

Istrița Hill, a landmark of history and nature in the Curved Subcarpathians, is known for the discovery of the “Cloșca cu Puii de Aur” treasure, its Dacian and Roman heritage, and the Dealu Mare vineyards. With geol

Lake Mocearu, a secluded natural gem in Buzău County, is a picturesque karst lake surrounded by dense forests, known for its tranquility and local legends of “underwater eyes.” Despite its challenging access, it off

Dealul cu Lilieci in Buzău is a protected natural reserve (IUCN Category IV), famous for its spectacular wild lilac bloom in spring, covering 10.5 hectares near Cernătești. Alongside its rich biodiversity, the site

The yew forest of Chiojdu is a protected natural area spanning 197 hectares in Buzău County, once home to the rare Taxus baccata species, known for its medicinal properties and historical significance. Although heav

Pădurea Lacurile Bisoca, located in Buzău County, is a natural reserve known for its ancient forests and two picturesque karst lakes, Lacul Limpede and Lacul Negru. Rich in biodiversity and local legends, the area o