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When I arrived in Romania, the only thing I knew was that the famous Dracula’s Palace is located there And I always wanted to see this magnificent palace. Bran castle is located near Brasov city.
According to the legend, the palace was the residence of Count Dracula, a historical figure, but in reality, the castle was never owned by the count. According to some historical sources, Count Dracula loved to hunt in the area surrounding the palace and torture his enemies in its cellars, while other sources claim that the count only stayed at the castle once.

Visiting Dracula's castle is an adventure that is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who dares to venture inside. And when a group of friends, children, and teachers from Romania and different countries come together to explore the legendary castle, the experience becomes more memorable. 

The group arrived at the castle on a sunny and cold day in late winter, eager to explore the dark, mysterious corridors and rooms that have fascinated people for centuries.

Hello, my new blog is here. We Green Sun Association's ESC volunteers were very busy in February. At first, foreign young people from Italy and Slovenia visited our small and beautiful city. Our organization, as the host, took care of everything. Young people spent 4 unforgettable days in our city and together with them. We also had volunteers who were actively involved in various activities and creating fun games and then doing these activities with them. Alik Mazmanyan and I organized an interesting game called a treasure hunt, one of the most fun games, especially for them.

On 21-24 February 2023, the Green Sun Association organized the daily camp event for children.

Celebrating Old New Year in the Armenian Culture House of Gheorgheni

The Old New Year is a celebration that falls on January 14th and is based on the Julian calendar. Overall, the Old New Year is an important celebration for many communities and is a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that has been passed down through the generations. Whether you're of Eastern Orthodox descent or just looking to experience something new and unique, the Old New Year is a celebration worth exploring.