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BUCOVINA TOURIST DESTINATION
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Bucovina - ancient cradle of Romanian culture and civilization is a special tourist area thanks to accessible and harmoniously combined landforms, a favorable climate for tourism throughout the year, which provides a varied fauna and flora and a cultural, historical and architectural heritage appreciated both nationally and internationally. There is also the well-known Bucovina people’s hospitality, traditions, folk customs and specific cuisine. All these elements make of Bucovina a real tourist destination. This tourist area is famous for the sheer number of monasteries, some of which are part of the UNESCO world heritage.
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