The rivers and the lakes, of various sizes and found across all the geographical features of the county, form a rich hydrographic network that significantly contributes to the natural beauty of the region.
The gorges and the waterfalls are other points of interest in Vâlcea County that are attracting more and more nature and adventure enthusiasts due to their impressive landscapes and diverse opportunities for hiking, photography, and exploration.
Vâlcea County also stands out in terms of national parks, with two such protected natural areas within its borders: Cozia National Park and Buila-Vânturarița National Park, which offer a variety of recreational activities, making them ideal destinations for nature lovers and hikers.
Vâlcea County benefits from an exceptional natural setting, with mountains and caves that attract tourists from all corners of the country and beyond. This region is sought after by both spelunking enthusiasts and casual travelers looking to enjoy the beauty of nature, offering a variety of landscapes and unique experiences, from towering, wild mountains to mysterious caves that hide old legends.
The salt mine in Ocnele Mari is a popular tourist attraction that offers visitors a unique underground experience, with a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters to explore and numerous opportunities for leisure activities in a healthy environment.
A project financed with the support of the General Secretariat of the Government through SDC.
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