Odorhei

Odorhei is a region of Romania, which is in the central part of Transylvania. It includes Harghita County and Covasna, and has a population made up of mostly Szeklers, a population that came from Asia like the Hungarians and continues to speak a language similar to Hungarian. They have been here for 15 centuries, but still they do not mix much and they live isolated lives in the Carpathian mountains. There are only 5% of Romanians in the region. They live on land crops and livestock. Among the most beautiful villages in the Odorhei region is Darjiu, which is a fortified church and has been declared a UNESCO world heritage, and although it is difficult to reach and the road is difficult, it is still worth visiting.