When you reach the Bicaz Gorges, you wonder whether you are dreaming or awake and you can barely grasp the big rocks thrown on the road, which, should you climb them, you would reach the skies. Then, immediately after descending along the creek, towards Neamţ, you find other gorges, other stone giants, with caves and other tales, other stories. Should you think there is nothing else that could charm you after all you have just seen, you should know that only the excitement is just beginning: now, when the path the Carpathian Olympus opens in front of your eyes, the Holy Mountain of the Dacians and the Romanians, i.e., Ceahlău, whatever you may call it.

Whatever the trail you may chose to climb and may set your eyes on, tens of hundreds of rocks varying in size and shape pop up in your way. Each of them is shrouded in its legend, and up there on the horizon of Ceahlău, under the gentle warmth of the sun, you feel the majesty of heaven and earth, and on you feel you are a proud descendant of the ancestor gods.

Sights:

• Bicaz Gorges
• Şugău Gorges
• Wooden Church, Bicazu Ardelean
• Ceahlău Nature Reserve
• History and Ethnography Museum Bicaz
• Ruins of the Princes’ Palace
• Village Museum in Ceahlău
• Durău Monastery