
Anyone who wants to rediscover rural life as it was hundreds of years ago, and especially one of the oldest traditions in Romanian villages, should visit Gura Râului on a Sunday.
Beyond the picturesque landscapes and the beauty of the area, you will be surprised to find that at the end of the Sunday service, the villagers of Gura Râului gather in front of the church, where their mayor shares the news from the past week and future plans.
The people of Gura Râului have been known for hundreds of years as hardworking and intelligent individuals. Taking advantage of the nearby Cibin River, they built mills and waterwheels, leading to the saying that "money flows to them with the water."
If you pass through Gura Râului, don't forget to stop by the dam. The imposing landscape will take your breath away.
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