The Berkeley Guides:
Berkeley Guide to Europe:
Romania:
Bukovina
In the northeastern corner of Romania, Bukovina is one of the country's most isolated and pristine provinces. This stunningly wild land teems with medieval-looking villages and anachronistic farming settlements. Travelers must rough it a bit; but if you don't mind foraging for food in the occasional market, you'll discover a part of the world untainted by cement and technology. Even better, you'll get the chance to explore Bukovina's painted monasteries, considered some of Romania's outstanding artistic treasures.
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