Travel with Daniel Moise on Via Transilvanica

A guided cultural hiking experience across Transylvania

The Romanian United Foundation is proud to present our trusted partner, Daniel Moise, and his guided cultural hiking experience along the Via Transilvanica.

Spanning over 1,400 kilometers, Via Transilvanica crosses Romania from Putna to Drobeta-Turnu Severin, connecting 10 counties, more than 400 communities, and multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites. Created to highlight the country’s cultural, historical, and natural diversity, it has quickly become one of Europe’s most distinctive long-distance trails.

This program focuses on a carefully selected segment through Transylvania, blending structured hiking with cultural depth. Over several days, participants move through historic Saxon villages, fortified churches, and varied landscapes, experiencing Romania at a pace that allows for real understanding, not just observation.

Led in small groups, the journey emphasizes clarity, authenticity, and a direct connection to the places and people along the route.

The Experience

This program follows a curated segment of the Via Transilvanica, one of Europe’s newest long-distance cultural routes.

It is built around a simple idea: walking through a place is the most direct way to understand it.

Over 7 days, you move through:

• Saxon villages
• fortified churches
• forests, hills, and traditional landscapes

The structure combines daily hiking with cultural interpretation, so the experience doesn’t feel like disconnected stops, but a continuous narrative.

What Makes This Different

Most trips either optimize for comfort or for distance covered. This one prioritizes:

• coherence (each day builds on the previous one)
• clarity (you understand what you’re seeing)
• pace (designed for sustained walking, not rushed tourism)

The presence of a dedicated guide is not an add-on, it’s the core of the experience.

Itinerary Overview

Day 1 – Arrival
Arrival in Bucharest and transfer to Sighișoara.

Day 2 – Archita → Criț
24 km | 8h | +434 m
Start of the route through forests and meadows, ending in a traditional Saxon village.

Day 3 – Criț → Saschiz
14 km | 4.5h | +330 m
Easier day through villages and cultural landmarks.

Day 4 – Saschiz → Șapartoc
19 km | 6h | +565 m
Rural landscapes, local interaction, and deeper immersion.

Day 5 – Șapartoc → Mălâncrav
24 km | 7.5h | +535 m
Includes visit to Sighișoara and Breite plateau.

Day 6 – Mălâncrav → Biertan
15.5 km | 5.5h | +619 m
Final stage ending in Biertan.

Day 7 – Departure
Transfer back to Bucharest.

Cost 

• 2990 RON / person (~€600/$700)
• An additional transfer cost applies for Bucharest-Sighisoara (outbound)/ Biertan-Bucharest (return): ~€35 / person

✅ What’s Included

• All scheduled transfers
• Luggage transport
• Professional guide
• 6 nights accommodation (guesthouses / 3★ inns)
• Breakfast and dinner
• Entrance fees (as per itinerary)
• Hiker’s credential + Testimonium 

❌ Not Included

• Flight tickets
• Lunches
• Personal expenses 
• Travel and medical insurance
• Optional activities
• Local guides (if required)

** We highly recommend that you consider making a significant donation to the Via Transilvanica project and express your gratitude to your guide after the trip with a generous tip. Please note that the total cost does not cover any donations to the project. 

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‼️Accommodation Notice: Due to group size, accommodations may be split across different guesthouses in some locations. Not all accommodations offer private bathrooms, and participants may need to share rooms with fellow travelers.‼️

How to Sign Up

Spots are limited due to group size and logistics.

To reserve:

• Select your preferred date:

        August 8 – August 15, 2026

        August 15 – August 22, 2026

• Complete registration: Guided Cultural Hiking Experience
• Confirm with deposit: 30%
• For any information contact: Daniel Moise at +34 643-216-232 (WhatsApp)

Packing & Travel Tips

Check our Recommended List of Equipment below for full recommendations. Essentials include:

• Multiple pairs of socks

• Gel bandages for blisters

• Waterproof hiking shoes

• Sport shoes for pleasant weather

• Sunscreen

• Insect repellent

Recommended list of equipment - Hiking

About Terra Saxonum

About Via Transilvanica

Via Transilvanica is Romania’s first long-distance trail for walking, cycling, and horseback riding. Stretching more than 1,400 kilometers from Putna to Drobeta Turnu-Severin, it passes through over 600 communities, weaving a path across some of the country's most stunning landscapes. Inspired by iconic routes like the El Camino, Pacific Crest Trail, and Appalachian Trail, Via Transilvanica is also the largest outdoor artistic sculpture exhibition in the world, celebrating Romania’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

2026 Discover Romania Family Journey

(July 14th - July 19th)

A Journey Your Family Will Remember

The Romania Family Jurney is designed for families who want more than a vacation. It is a chance to explore Romania together through nature, history, and authentic cultural experiences.

Over six days, families travel through beautiful landscapes, historic towns, and traditional villages while enjoying outdoor adventures that are engaging for children and meaningful for parents.

From hiking through natural reserves and ancient forests to pottery workshops, horseback riding, and exploring UNESCO heritage sites, every day offers a new experience that brings Romania’s culture and landscapes to life.

This trip is organized in partnership with Dor Travel, specialists in experiential travel across Romania.

What Makes This Trip Special for Families

Unlike traditional tours, this program is designed specifically for families.

Children stay active and curious while parents enjoy discovering Romania in a relaxed and authentic way.

Families will experience:

     • outdoor adventures in nature

     • cultural discovery and local traditions

     • historic sites and storytelling

     • fun activities designed for children

     • meaningful moments shared together

The pace is balanced so both kids and adults can enjoy the journey.

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Pricing & Registration

The starting price for the trip is $790 per adult. Final pricing may vary depending on the composition of each family group, so we ask families to complete a short registration form with details about participants.

Pricing guidelines:

• Children under 5 years old: small cost covering meals (children’s menu), activity entries when applicable, transportation seat, and accommodation in parents’ room.

• Children ages 5–11: typically around 50% of the adult price.

• Children 12 and older: considered adult participants.

Because each family may have a different structure, final prices will be personalized based on the number of adults and children and their ages.

Please complete the pre-registration form so we can determine the group composition and provide a customized price for your family.

What’s Included

The trip package includes:

• Dor Tavel family trip coordination

• Accommodation

• Half-board meals

• Local guides

• Transportation 

• Daily activities and excursions

• Visits to local communities and cultural sites

Who This Trip Is For

This program is ideal for:

• Families traveling with children

• Romanian diaspora families reconnecting with their roots

• Parents who want meaningful travel experiences for their kids

• Families who enjoy nature, culture, and light adventure

Program Overview

Day 1 — Cluj Meetup & Zalău VR History Experience

The journey begins in Cluj-Napoca, where the group meets before departing together toward Zalău.

Families will visit the Zalău Museum of History and Art, where they will explore the region’s past through an interactive virtual reality experience that brings historical moments to life.

Afterward, the group continues to Silvania Land to visit Porolissum, one of the most important Roman frontier settlements in the region.

Day 2 — Lăpuș Gorges & Maramureș Heritage

A guided hike through the stunning Lăpuș Gorges Natural Reservation, accompanied by a local ranger who introduces families to the unique landscape and wildlife of the region.

Later, the group visits the UNESCO wooden church of Rogoz, a remarkable example of Maramureș architecture and spiritual heritage.

Day 3 — Ancient Forest & Pottery Workshop

Families explore a UNESCO-protected secular forest, home to some of Romania’s oldest trees.

Later, participants take part in a traditional pottery workshop, learning techniques passed down through generations while creating their own ceramic pieces.

Day 4 — Baia Mare Adventure

A fun day at Jungle Adventure Park in Baia Mare, where children and parents enjoy climbing routes, outdoor challenges, and adventure activities.

The day continues with visits to historic wooden churches and stories about Pintea the Brave, a legendary hero of Maramureș folklore.

Day 5 — Via Transilvanica Experience

Families enjoy an easy scenic hike along the famous Via Transilvanica, one of Romania’s most iconic long-distance trails.

This experience offers breathtaking landscapes and an opportunity for families to walk a small part of this remarkable cultural route together.

Day 6 — Horseback Riding & Armenopolis

The trip concludes with horseback riding at ToniLand Equestrian Center, where families can safely experience riding and interacting with horses.

Later, the group visits the historic town of Gherla, once known as Armenopolis, famous for its Armenian heritage and distinctive architecture.

Why This Experience Matters for Diaspora Families

For many children growing up abroad, Romania is often just a place they hear about in family stories.

This journey allows them to experience Romania directly.

They will walk through its forests, hear its legends, meet local communities, and discover traditions that have shaped generations.

These shared experiences help children build a lasting connection to their heritage, while families create memories that will stay with them long after the trip ends.

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Meet the Organizers

About Dor Travel

Dor Travel is a Romanian travel company specializing in educational trips, youth camps, and experiential programs that combine adventure, culture, and learning. With years of experience organizing safe and engaging travel experiences for children and families, Dor Travel focuses on creating meaningful programs that help young participants explore nature, discover Romanian traditions, and build confidence through guided activities and outdoor experiences.

About Simona and Ștefan Bartiș

Simona and Ștefan Bartiș are the founders of Dor Travel, a travel initiative dedicated to educational journeys, youth camps, and cultural experiences across Romania. With a shared passion for nature, learning, and meaningful travel, they have developed programs that combine outdoor exploration, cultural discovery, and experiential education. Through their work with Dor Travel, they create safe and inspiring environments where children and families can explore Romania’s landscapes, connect with its traditions, and build confidence through memorable adventures.

2026 Trip on Via Transilvanica - Tasuleasa Social to Bistrita

(June 26th - June 30th)

Walk One of Romania’s Most Iconic Trails

Join us for a 5-day adventure on the Via Transilvanica, a trail that crosses Romania from north to south and reveals the country’s landscapes, culture, and history step by step. This journey begins at the Tășuleasa Social Campus, the birthplace of Via Transilvanica, and follows the trail through forests, valleys, and traditional villages until reaching the historic city of Bistrița. The trip is designed for young explorers and outdoor enthusiasts who want to experience Romania through hiking, nature, and meaningful shared experiences.

The Experience

This trip offers a unique opportunity to disconnect from daily routines and reconnect with nature through several days of hiking across some of the most scenic sections of the trail.

Participants will:

• Hike through forests, hills, and rural landscapes

• Discover villages and local traditions along the route

• Share the journey with a small group of fellow explorers

• Experience the spirit and community behind Via Transilvanica

The program balances physical challenge with time to enjoy the landscape and connect with others on the trail.

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The Route & Difficulty:

• June 26th – Meetup at Tasuleasa Social Campus

• June 27th – First day of hiking: Tasu → Bistrita Bargaului / 25km / Moderate 

• June 28th – Second day of hiking: Bistrita Bargaului → Dorolea / 17km / Easy 

• June 29th – Final day of hiking: Dorolea → Bistrita / 16km / Moderate 

• June 30th – Departure from Bistrita

Expect stunning mountain views, peaceful forests, and authentic Romanian villages, making this journey a truly immersive experience.

Who Can Join?

This trip is open to adventurous families, teens and adults. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or new to long-distance trekking, this supportive group adventure will challenge your limits, deepen your connection to Romania’s landscapes and culture, and leave you with lasting memories.

Cost 

     Cost: $500/person

✅ What’s Included

• Accommodation

• Meals

• Transportation (including luggage transfers between points on the route if necessary)

• Guide services

❌ Not Included

• Flights

• Personal expenses

• Optional transportation from other cities (available for larger groups at an additional cost)

** We highly recommend that you consider making a significant donation to the Via Transilvanica project and express your gratitude to your guide after the trip with a generous tip. Please note that the total cost does not cover any donations to the project.

‼️Accommodation Notice: Due to group size, accommodations may be split across different guesthouses in some locations. Not all accommodations offer private bathrooms, and participants may need to share rooms with fellow travelers.‼️

How to Sign Up

Please fill up the registration form by May 31st, 2026

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Packing & Travel Tips

Check our Traveler’s Guide for full recommendations. Essentials include:

• Multiple pairs of socks

• Gel bandages for blisters

• Waterproof hiking shoes

• Sport shoes for pleasant weather

• Sunscreen

• Insect repellent

Traveler's Guide (Tasu-Bistrita) - English

Recommended list of equipment - Hiking

About the Highlands

The Highlands section of the Via Transilvanica crosses the rolling hills and forested landscapes of Bistrița-Năsăud County, one of the most scenic regions along the trail. Developed with the support of Tășuleasa Social, this area is considered the heartland of the Via Transilvanica project. Hikers pass through traditional villages, open meadows, and quiet forests while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding Carpathian Mountains. The Highlands offer a perfect introduction to the spirit of the trail—combining natural beauty, rural culture, and the simple joy of discovering Romania step by step.

About Via Transilvanica

Via Transilvanica is Romania’s first long-distance trail for walking, cycling, and horseback riding. Stretching more than 1,400 kilometers from Putna to Drobeta Turnu-Severin, it passes through over 600 communities, weaving a path across some of the country's most stunning landscapes. Inspired by iconic routes like the El Camino, Pacific Crest Trail, and Appalachian Trail, Via Transilvanica is also the largest outdoor artistic sculpture exhibition in the world, celebrating Romania’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

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2025 Trip on Via Transilvanica - Vatra Dornei to Tășuleasa Social 

June 24th - June 28th

About Via Transilvanica

Via Transilvanica is Romania’s first long-distance trail for walking, cycling, and horseback riding. Stretching 1,400 kilometers from Putna to Drobeta Turnu-Severin, it passes through over 600 communities, weaving a path across some of the country's most stunning landscapes. Inspired by iconic routes like the El Camino, Pacific Crest Trail, and Appalachian Trail, Via Transilvanica is also the largest outdoor artistic sculpture exhibition in the world, celebrating Romania’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

About the Tour

Join us for a 4-day hiking adventure along the Via Transilvanica, exploring the rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty of Bucovina and Transylvania. This immersive experience takes you through pristine mountain landscapes, serene forests, and charming Romanian villages, while fostering connections with fellow travelers and the communities we visit.

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🌿 Experience the Magic of Via Transilvanica! 🏕️

This unforgettable journey takes you from Vatra Dornei to Tășuleasa Social, the birthplace of Via Transilvanica. Over the course of four days, you’ll hike through diverse terrains, challenge yourself physically, and be inspired by the beauty and history of Romania.

The Route & Difficulty:

• June 24th – Meetup in Vatra Dornei

• June 25th – First day of hiking: Vatra Dornei → Poiana Negrii / 21km / Hard 🏔️

• June 26th – Second day of hiking: Poiana Negrii → Lunca Ilvei / 21km / Easy 🌲

• June 27th – Final day of hiking: Lunca Ilvei → Tășuleasa Social / 21km / Moderate 🏞️

• June 28th – Departure from Tășuleasa Social

👥 Age Requirement: 18+

Expect stunning mountain views, peaceful forests, and authentic Romanian villages, making this journey a truly immersive experience.

Who Can Join?

This trip is open to adventurous adults (18+). Whether you’re an experienced hiker or new to long-distance trekking, this supportive group adventure will challenge your limits, deepen your connection to Romania’s landscapes and culture, and leave you with lasting memories.

Cost 

     Cost: $600/person

✅ What’s Included

• Accommodation

• Meals

• Transportation (including luggage transfers and shuttle services between points on the route)

• Professional guide services

❌ Not Included

• Flights

• Personal expenses

• Optional transportation from other cities (available for larger groups at an additional cost)

** We highly recommend that you consider making a significant donation to the Via Transilvanica project (we suggest $200/person) and express your gratitude to your guide after the trip with a generous tip. Please note that the total cost does not cover any donations to the project.

‼️Accommodation Notice: Due to group size, accommodations may be split across different guesthouses in some locations. Not all accommodations offer private bathrooms, and participants may need to share rooms with fellow travelers.‼️

How to Sign Up

📩 Interested in joining? Please fill up the pre-registration form by April 25th, 2025:

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Email us at [email protected], for any questions! If you can’t join this trip but still want to explore Via Transilvanica this summer, let us know—we can help you organize your own adventure!

📢 Stay connected! Join our WhatsApp group for updates, packing tips, and trip details.

Let’s make 2025 a year of adventure, discovery, and meaningful connections in Romania! 🇷🇴✨

Packing & Travel Tips

Check our Traveler’s Guide for full recommendations. Essentials include:

• Multiple pairs of socks

• Gel bandages for blisters

• Waterproof hiking shoes

• Sport shoes for pleasant weather

• Sunscreen

• Insect repellent

Traveler's Guide (Putna-Vatra Dornei) - English

Ghidul Drumetului (Putna-Vatra Dornei) - Romanian

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Welcome to Arhaic Volunteering Camp!

About the Camp

The Arhaic Volunteering Camp is an annual initiative organized by the Arhaic Association, Ambulanța pentru Monumente, and the Romanian United Foundation. This Camp makes part of the cultural immersion program at RUF and brings together passionate individuals dedicated to heritage preservation and hands-on restoration work.

Key contributors include Valeria Lehene, President of the Arhaic Association and an experienced architect with over 20 years at the Sălaj County Directorate for Culture. She is joined by Bogdan Ilieș, a historian and researcher specializing in wooden churches, who holds a Ph.D. in History and leads the "Ambulanța pentru Monumente" civic program in Sălaj County. Together, they provide expertise, mentorship, and guidance, ensuring a meaningful and educational experience for all participants.

*The County Directorate for Culture is the state institution at the local/regional level, and is responsible for monitoring the national cultural heritage, including architectural heritage.

Our Vision

Restoring the Past, Shaping the Future: A Volunteering Journey of Heritage and Heart

Our camp is more than just a journey back to our roots, it’s a step forward in cultural preservation and personal development. We aim to instill a deep appreciation for Romania’s rich heritage, highlight the importance of community service, and empower participants with the skills and knowledge to make a lasting impact.

Why This Camp?

• Cultural Connection: Experience authentic Romanian village life and gain a deeper understanding of the traditions that shaped our ancestors.
• Conservation Efforts: Play an active role in preserving Romanian history by helping restore a historic wooden church.
• Personal Growth: Develop new skills, build lasting friendships, and experience the fulfillment of making a tangible difference through volunteer work.

Our Mission: Why We Are Organizing This Camp

Our objective is multifaceted, aiming not only to connect diaspora children with their rich Romanian heritage but also to instill a sense of responsibility, community, and cultural pride. Below, we outline the core reasons and aspirations behind this unique camp experience:

1. Cultural Connection: We aim to provide diaspora children with an opportunity to immerse themselves in the Romanian rural cultural heritage. By experiencing village life, historical monuments, and the traditions that have shaped our identity, we hope to forge a lasting bond between them and their ancestral land.

2. Unique Experiences: The camp offers a one-of-a-kind experience, allowing participants to engage in volunteer activities that bring them closer to the countryside's way of life, the current social realities of Romania, and the care we dedicate to our monuments. This engagement aims to provide a clearer understanding of their roots and identity.

3. Promoting Our Cause: We seek to raise awareness about the activities of our association and to highlight the beauty and significance of the Sălaj region, which is often overlooked by tourists. Showcasing traditions, monuments, and crafts, we endeavor to revitalize interest and appreciation for these cultural elements.

4. Education on Historical Preservation: It's essential for the younger generation to understand what a historical monument signifies, even if it's not among the most prominent or visible. We teach the importance of preserving our heritage, helping them realize the value of these monuments, which might not be immediately apparent.

5. Cultivating Appreciation for Romanian Culture: Our goal is to teach Romanian children to develop a deep appreciation for the importance of our culture. Through hands-on experiences and engagement, we aim to instill a sense of pride and connection to their cultural heritage.

6. Working and Learning Together: We offer a collaborative work experience among friends and peers, providing opportunities to meet new people, engage in physical work, and see the tangible results of their efforts. This process is designed to be enjoyable and fulfilling, emphasizing productivity and accomplishment.

7. Educating Our Children: As parents and educators, we wish to teach our children about our culture, its origins, and to appreciate our Romanian values and cultural heritage in great detail. It's about passing on knowledge and pride from one generation to the next.

8. Raising Awareness with RUF: We aim to increase awareness about the Arhaic organization and the mechanisms available for fundraising in support of Romanian organizations. By collecting funds for our organization and specific projects, we strive to enhance communication, awareness, and financial support for our cause.

Through this camp, we aspire to create a transformative experience that enriches, educates, and connects participants with the cultural heritage that is rightfully theirs, fostering a generation that values and preserves its rich history and traditions.

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Welcome to the fascinating regions of Transylvania, Moldova, Banat, and Muntenia!

The registration for this trip is closed, if you you are interested in hiking on Via Transilvanica this summer, please email us at [email protected] and we can help you organize your trip!

About Via Transilvanica

Via Transilvanica is a long-distance trail for walking, cycling, and horseback riding. 1,400 kilometers long, it crosses the country from Putna to Drobeta Turnu-Severin, passing through over 600 communities. Via Transilvanica is inspired by other worldwide long-distance trails, such as the El Camino, Pacific Crest Trail and Appalachian Trail. Via Transilvanica is also the largest outdoor artistic sculpture exhibition in the world.

About the Tour

Our 4-day Via Transilvanica hiking tour will take you on an unforgettable journey through the stunning natural landscapes and unique cultural heritage of Transylvania. Let us guide you through the heart of this legendary regions, following the trail of the newly established Via Transilvanica hiking route, and discover the hidden gems of this incredible part of Romania.

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Organizers: Our tour is organized by a team of experienced and professional guides who are passionate about Romania's natural beauty, culture, and history. They will lead you through the hiking route, making sure you experience the best of this route during your trip.

Route: The 4-day hiking tour on the Via Transilvanica from Atia to Darjiu will take you through some of Romania's most beautiful and historic landscapes. You will be crossing wide terraces of rolling hills, passing through forests and meadows and traveling along river valleys. Along the way, you'll get to observe local wildlife and take in breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains. 

Route: ATIA - DARJIU

Distance: 88 km

Duration: 7 days / 6 nights (5 nights Pensiune + 1 night Tasuleasa) 

Cost (estimate): $750/person

What's included: Accommodation, meals, transportation, and guide services. Not included flights or personal expenses. **

Transportation: (by bus, included in the total cost)

• Tasuleasa - Atia
• Darjiu - Tasuleasa

**We highly recommend that you consider making a significant donation to the Via Transilvanica project (we suggest $250/person) and express your gratitude to your guide with a generous tip. Please note that the total cost does not cover any donations to the project.

!!!Please keep in mind that because we are a large group in some places, we will need to rent two different guest houses to sleep!!!

Program:

Day 1 (June 29th)

Meeting point: Strada Train Vuia 204, Cluj-Napoca 
Time: 2 PM

Arriving in Atia (Corund) to sleep for the night. The group will get the chance to socialize and meet each other over dinner.

Pensiunea Zona Verde (Corund)

Day2 (June 30th) 

Atia - Lupeni / 17km / medium difficulty 

Kotyogó Restaurant & Pension

Vendegvaro Panzio

Day3 (July 1st)

Lupeni - Odorheiu Secuiesc / 25km / medium difficulty

Gizi Csárda

Páva City

Day4 (July 2nd)

Odorheiu Secuiesc - Rares / 23km / easy difficulty

Nagy-Homoród Étterem és Panzió

Day5 (July 3rd) 

Rares - Darjiu / 27km / medium difficulty

Orban Panzio

Ramocsa Szálló

Day6 (July 4th) 

Travel by bus or car to: Tasuleasa Social

Camp Fire

Day7 (July 5th) 

Departure time to Cluj: 9 AM 

We will depart from Tasuleasa Social.

It will be a wonderful journey from Atia to Darjiu and ending with a great experience at the Tasuleasa Social, the birthplace of Via Transilvanica! You will experience the diverse culture and breathtaking landscapes of this beautiful country. Thank you for joining us and we hope you will enjoy your trip as much as we do!

If you require additional information about the trail or suggestions on what to pack for the trip, you can refer to the traveler's guide below. It is advisable to bring multiple pairs of socks, gel bandages specifically designed for blisters, a pair of waterproof hiking shoes, and another pair of sport shoes suitable for pleasant weather conditions. Additionally, sunscreen and insect repellent are recommended. Since we won't be sleeping in tents, there is no need to bring any camping-related items.

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