10 Words you associate with the country mentioned

5. Hora

One of the most well-known dances is the ‘Hora’, which is popular in many Balkan countries. This is a dance whereby members hold hands and take steps whilst simultaneously spinning around the circle. This is done to traditional folk music. 

6. Nadia Comaneci

The first perfect Olympic gyymnastic athlete in Montreal 1976 Olympic Games.

 AlfatogodeQFBere:

Yes, the actual moon.

but the moon isn't a country?

8. Romania is the gypsy original country although the term is understood nowadays as denigrating and they call themselves zingani or romani. Zingani is the origin of the Spanish word sometimes used for describing them: zíngaros. Zingaros are not very well seen in Europe, however many of their ways have found way to disseminate in all European countries. Here is a sample of Romanian music which cannot deny its zingaro origin with a lot of Arabian notes.

9. Salt Mines

Salt mines are natural underground mines that harvest salt or one of its derivatives. Romania is famous for its 17 known salt mines, however the most interesting is undoubtedly in Turda. 

Although the Salina Turda salt mine was first founded in the 13th century, it did not open to the public until 1992. It has since then been renovated to be safer and more appealing. It is one of the most fascinating natural landmarks in Romania.

Maldives

2. Swim With The Sharks

The majestic and enormous whale sharks along with the smaller sized reef sharks lurking peacefully in the coral atolls and also on the surrounding lagoons of the resorts are the popular reasons to travel to Maldives. Although these sharks are endemic throughout the area, Baa and Ari atolls and Maaya Thila are the prospective places to encounter them up close. You can also enjoy watching them coming punctually during their daily feeding time near some resorts.

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Flattest country in the world

This is so wild. https://lovethemaldives.com/travel-pedia/will-maldives-sink-in-water#:~:text=As%20our%20planet%20heats%20up,%2C%20urgent%20crisis%3A%20coastal%20erosion 

The Maldives is 99% water and more than 80% of its 1,190 islands are just one metre above sea level. Based on the last report issued by NASA and U.S. Geological Survey, about 80% of the Maldivian islands will be underwater by 2050 and so they will become inhabitable because the sea level rises from one year to another.