Fundata is a small village in Brasov County, Romania located between the Bucegi and Piatra Craiului Mountains. It is known as the highest altitude settlement in Romania. The village offers scenic views of the surrounding mountains and sights like the Dâmbovicioarei Cave, Bear Reserve "LiBEARty", and hiking trails in the Piatra Craiului National Park and Bucegi Natural Park. Fundata also has two Orthodox churches and maintains local traditions that draw curious tourists interested in its culture.

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FUNDATA
Fundata is the common highest altitude in our country
“In one of the places where Transylvania
and Muntenia intertwines, one of the
most picturesque and idyllic villages in
Romania is waiting for us, watching
proudly over the entire region bounded
by the Bucegi and Piatra Craiului
Mountains. Fundata is a small village in
the southern part of the county of
Brasov, which is part of Fundata
commune, alongside two other beautiful
villages.”
Sights to visit from Fundata village:
-Dâmbovicioarei cave, together with the spectacular
road through Dâmbovicioarei Gorges;
-Bear Reserve "LiBEARty" from Zărnești, the first
natural reserve for captive bears in Romania;
-Piatra Craiului National Park and Bucegi Natural Park
offer a variety of options for trekking, bungee-jumping,
paragliding or skiing.
The two Orthodox churches in the village should not be
missed. The godly atmosphere is sometimes disturbed
by a group of curious tourists.
Fundata is an area full of traditions and strictly
respected customs where tourists from all over the
world participate, at first out of curiosity and then
out of pleasure