The document summarizes a student trip to Romania in November 2013. Some key details: - The trip visited cities in Romania like Bucharest, the capital, and Timisoara, a historical city. - Activities on the trip included visiting schools, museums, caves, and restaurants. Students learned about Romanian culture through food, dances, and plays. - The trip fostered cultural exchange, as students from different countries got to know each other and their hosts. It provided an opportunity for students to learn about Romania.

1. First Trip:
ROMANIA

2. First Trip: Romania
The first trip has been to Romania, in
November 2013.

3. Romania is
situated in
Central Europe,
bordering
Hungary, Serbia,
Ukraine, Moldova
and Bulgaria.

4. Romania has a
population of over
19 million
inhabitants, the
capital of
Romania is
Bucharest.

5. In 1989 revolution broke out in Timisoara
the protests reached higher magnitudes,
these protests put an end to the regime of
Nicolae Ceauşescu.

6. The main river of
Romania is the
Danube, which
forms the border
with Bulgaria,
Serbia ... and is
used for transport
and hydropower
generation.

7. Romania is a state
with no official
religion but more
than 89% of the
population
subscribes to the
Romanian
Orthodox Church.

8. Romanian is the
official language of
the country. Next in
importance
Hungarian and
Romani, spoken by
Romanian Gypsies.

9. On the first day, we visited Budapest.
Our trip day to day

11. We visited the city
for a few hours

12. Then we met our partners and we
got on the bus to travel to our
destination in Romania: Cîmpani

13. When we
arrived, the
Romanian
families had
prepared a
welcome
dinner.

14. Typical Romanian food

15. On the second day, we went to school,
where the members presented their
countries

16. Then the Romanian students danced
and they did a theater play.

17. After that we chose the best logo and
poster for our project.

18. In the afternon we chose the best poster and
logo, and then each student went home with
his or her Romanian host
In this picture
Daniel is with his
Romanian host in
Timisoara.

19. On the third day, we spent all day visiting Timisoara, a beautiful
and historical city. We ate at a restaurant and we returned to
Cîmpani.

20. First we
visited the
Etnographic
museum

21. Then we went
for a tour of
the city

22. In this photo we are all students and all
teachers who went to Romania

23. On the fourth day,
we visited
the Bears' caves

24. And in the evening we enjoyed a
farewell dinner

25. Finally, on the fifth day, at 2 am we took the bus to Budapest.
In Budapest we got on a boat on the river Danube.

26. We enjoyed the trip to Romania because
we've met people from other countries.