Romania has numerous hidden wonderful places that are little known – even to Romanians. The Bigar waterfall is one of them. The Bigar waterfall is called “the miracle from the Minis gorge” by the locals, its unique in the world due to the way its waterfalls. Its located in the nature reserve in Anina Mountains, the amazing waterfall is indeed a unique one.

The Bigar falls come from the Minis River and flow over an 8-meter wall of moss. Coronini is the other name of the Bigar waterfall, after the 19th century Banat region governor Johann Baptist Coronini-Cronberg. Many other attractions also await the passionate traveler in the Bigar-Coronini waterfall area. The Minis gap is one of the most amazing locations in the Banat Mountains, as so are the pools in the Minis Valley, the Buhui Lake and the Buhui cave.

Dozens of different smaller waterfalls strung on National Road fifty seven provide you with the splendour of a landscape that is rarely given to see. Unfortunately, the bustle and excitement of the Third Millennium, one seldom stops to admire longer these wonders of nature, somewhat confirming the concept that solely “pure souls” will see these wonders, indeed, we have a tendency to encounter everyplace. On the contrary, the anonymous tourists stopped for an instant at Parallel forty five will create an offer of water from the spring-water Bigar that is claimed to be a rare purity.

Next time you plan a trip to Romania, don’t miss to Bigar Waterfall and explore the beauty of nature.

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