1. European Project GETTING ALONG IN EUROPE 2010-2012 Comenius Multilateral ROMANIA

2. A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION FOR CONSTANTA PROJECT MEETING
My beautiful Romania
A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION FOR CONSTANTA PROJECT MEETING
6th-11th MAY 2012

3. ROMANIA
A LAND OF HISTORY

4. The Dacians
The Dacians were an Indo-European people, very close to or part of the Thracians.The Dacians were the ancient inhabitants of Dacia (located in the area in and around the Carpathian Mountains and East of there to the Black Sea). This area includes the present-day countries of Romania and Moldova, as well as parts of Eastern Ukraine, Eastern Serbia, Northern Bulgaria, Slovakia and Poland.
They spoke the Dacian language, believed to have been closely related to Thracian.
The wolf, a symbol of intelligence, justice and independence, is present in Dacian life. They used the heads of wolves and snakes for the flags in battle, the sound made by these being amplified during the rush of the attack. The Dacians believed that they were immortal and that they became wolves themselves during fights. The most important God was Zamolxe.
After the Romans led by Traian conquered Dacia, the ruler of the Dacians, Decebal, committed suicide so that he couldn’t be made a slave by the Romans. Dacia became a province of the Roman Empire. Thus, combining native and Latin elements the Romanian people and the Romanian language were created.

5. The Dacians
THE DACIANS
DECEBAL DEATH

6. THE ORIGINS
THE ROMAN WARS

7. THE HISTORY
THE DACIC FLAG
DACIAN WARRIOR

8. THE DACIANS the dacic wolf – the image on the column
The Column Of Traian
the dacic wolf – the image on the column

9. THE GEOGRAPHY

10. Romanian medieval cities

11. Caraiman Waterfall

12. The Devil’s Mill Waterfall

13. Răchiţele Cascade

14. The Roaring Cascade

15. Oașa Dam

16. THE CASTLES WITH THEIR OLD STORIES

17. Bran Castle

18. Cantacuzino Castle

19. Corvins Castle

20. Peleş Castle

21. The Royal Castle of Săvârşin

22. Aiud Fortress

23. Bethlen-Haller Fortress

24. Făgăraș Fortress

25. Neamţ Fortress

26. The Fortress of Râşnov

27. Sighişoara

28. The Ruins of Slimnic Fortress

29. Sarmizegetusa Regia

30. THE NATURE

31. The Keys of Bicaz

32. Turzii Keys

33. The Merry Graveyard in Săpânţa

34. The Hill of Snails

35. The Narrow Pass of the Danube

36. The eternal fire

37. Bâlea Lake

38. Bucura Lake

39. Nucşora Lake

40. The Blue Lagoon

41. Beiu’s Eye Lake

42. Paltinu Lake

43. St Ana’s Lake

44. Ursu Lake

45. Eagles Lake

46. THE UNIQUE MONASTERIES

47. Agapia Monastery

48. Bistriţa Monastery

49. Cheia Monastery

50. Curtea de Argeş

51. Monastery of wood

52. Lainici

53. Horezu

54. Moldoviţa Monastery

55. Neamţ Monastery

56. Peri Abbey

57. Putna Abbey

58. Râmeţ

59. Secu

60. Sihăstria

61. Suceviţa Monastery

62. Tismana Abbey

63. Voroneţ Monastery

64. The Palace of the Parliament

65. Little Trianon

66. Tihuţa Pass

67. The cave of wives

68. Polovragi Cave

69. Scărişoara Cave

70. Bear Cave

71. The Bridge of God

72. The Iron Gates

73. The Black Ravine

74. The Red Ravine

75. Praid Salt Mine

76. Turda Salt Mine

77. The Sfinx

78. The Top Babele

79. Decebal’s Statue

80. The Girls Fair on the Găina Mountain

81. Transalpina

82. Transfăgărăşan

83. Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa

84. Moldoveanu Mountain Top

85. Vidraru Lake

86. Muddy Vulcans

87. The Danube Gate Mouth

88. The Danube Delta

89. Puiu- Rosu Channel

90. Rosca Reservation

91. Wild Life on Merhei Lake

92. Buhaiova Reservation

93. St. George Channel

94. Delta reservation considered a natural universal monument by UNESCO

95. Costinesti Coast

96. WE WISH YOU A WONDERFULL TIME IN CONSTANTA !