4/5 Mike Shubic (Mike's Road T. 4 months ago on Google • 116 reviews
On
a
road
trip
around
Romania,
I
had
the
pleasure
of
exploring
Vulcanii
Noroioși
Pâclele
Mari,
a
lesser-known
but
absolutely
fascinating
natural
site.
Nestled
in
a
tranquil
countryside,
this
place
is
home
to
small
mud
volcanoes,
a
geological
phenomenon
that
is
both
rare
and
intriguing.
I
was
captivated
by
the
lunar-like
landscape.
The
mud
volcanoes,
though
small
in
size,
created
an
otherworldly
atmosphere.
It
was
fascinating
to
watch
as
the
mud
bubbled
and
spewed
from
these
natural
structures,
offering
a
glimpse
into
the
dynamic
processes
taking
place
beneath
the
Earth's
surface.
The
site
is
well-organized,
with
clear
signage
and
pathways
that
allow
visitors
to
navigate
the
area
safely
while
getting
up
close
to
the
mud
volcanoes.
The
surrounding
landscape
also
offers
some
picturesque
views
of
the
Romanian
countryside,
perfect
for
those
who
appreciate
both
geology
and
scenic
beauty.
Visitors
should
be
prepared
for
a
bit
of
a
walk
from
the
parking
area
to
the
volcanoes
and
wear
appropriate
footwear,
as
the
terrain
can
get
muddy.
Also,
there
aren't
many
facilities
like
cafes
or
restaurants
nearby,
so
it's
a
good
idea
to
bring
water
and
snacks.
A
fun
fact
about
Vulcanii
Noroioși
Pâclele
Mari,
several
scenes
of
the
Netflix
show
"Django"
were
filmed
there.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
entire
series
was
filmed
in
Romania.