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Parang Mountains are part of the Southern Carpathians, group-Şureanu-Lotrului Parang Mountains, the largest mountain ranges in size from Romania. From east to west is approximately 50 km from north to south and about 25 km.
Parang Mountains are bounded on the west by the Jiu Valley and east of the river and the river Lotru Olteţ. To the north is bounded by mountains Şureanu by Jiu Valley East to South, delimitation is made of string Novaci depressions and Baia de Fier.
Are crossed by the high road in our country Transalpine that reaches up to an altitude of 2,200 m, providing rare pictures.
Parang Mountains are characterized by their massiveness, which are to be similar to the Fagaras Mountains, and many glacial lakes (Mija, Calcescu, tomatoes, Iezerul Icy) etc, it resembles Retezat Mountains are some of the wildest mountain ranges in Romania.
Its southern part is characterized by the existence of limestone formations that have created caves, such as Cave Woman, located on the Yellow River Valley and Cave Polovragi, located on the river Olteţ.
Parang | Parang Mountains are part of the Southern Carpathians, group-Şureanu-Lotrului Parang Mountains, the largest mountain ranges in size from Romania. From east to west is approximately 50 km from north to south and about 25 km
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