URBEX | Unbelievable forgotten churches in the Romanian mountains

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

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[@Friendlychicken2030]

Danger flooding no clue

[@Friendlychicken2030]

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[@Friendlychicken2030]

Hé Siri zoek filmpjes van Donald Trump welke kan je aanbevelen wat voor weer gaat het morgen worden

[@Friendlychicken2030]

Hé Siri waarom praat je niet terug

[@Friendlychicken2030]

Hé Siri zet een wekker om 5:00 uur ‘s morgens want ik moet weer werken zo meteen ik heb

[@xFlow150]

What an amazing family that let you all stay at their place!

[@HottieAt53]

Yeah. You would never see that in the US

[@JohnCompton1]

@@HottieAt53 I am calling B.S. on that blanket statement. There are many residents here would've been so accommodating and you certainly don't speak for the entire population.

[@The_martian007]

Good hearts are everywhere. Brothers in humanity ❤

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Amazing right?! :)

[@coyote5735]

I hope you gave them some money for their trouble?

[@traci3842]

What a beautiful country. I love the churches and look forward to seeing more. The older churches are amazing with all the fantastic artwork-love it!!

[@Glenn-em3hv]

That's incredible how the trees are around that church!!!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

It is! I heard they recently cut the trees around it. Maybe something will happen!

[@important-disaster2334]

All of these places these guys find, they're all just so surreal

[@MilosBencic]

better if they dont

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks, lots and lots of research is being done daily!

[@icalexander]

Awesome video, I've never been to Romania but my grandmother traveled there extensively and has a large group of friends, they have traveled to visit us in Canada and are lovely warm and friendly people. As a somewhat religious man I do thank you for respecting the churches and just showing what is there as well as respecting the graves. It is a sad thought that many of those graves may not have been visited in decades and the memories of the deceased may have been long forgotten. May they all rest peacefully with God

[@eedragonr6293]

Do you have graves in Europe?

[@moriscoley5328]

I am glad that they respected the churches and the Graves and the communities that they visited, they showed respect and dignity

[@alexandrupatru2892]

@@eedragonr6293 Yeah, but they're like in spaceships, high above the views. Must use your own plane to see them. Aaaanyway... Google Cimitirul Vesel the see a unique cemetery even for Romania!

[@jackjack1923]

IM SURPRISED THAT WE ARE ALLOWING PLACES LIKE THIS TO BE FORGOTTEN….THATS A AMAZING KNOWLEDGE IN THOSE PLACES AND HUGE HISTORY…..CRAZYYYY

[@bunnyonabunwithagunnicepun5689]

Romania's landscape reminds me of where I grew up, a few Kilometres East of Seattle, Washington, in America. The flooding and fog was never that bad, even in Autumn, but it really hit the same noted of "Trees, dirt, rain, and sometimes mountains." This video is absolutely beautiful, not unlike your other videos, and it's somewhat Uncanny to see abandoned churches in a place that looks like my home!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Nice, it's a lovely area ! Thanks for watching :)

[@chadrinskaiajocainta471]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Upstairs is the place for the choir called cafas and in some monasteries like Crasna they sometimes forbid people to stay there, they say it s a place for the old and for the children. In some churches they allowed everyone to go upstairs when it s the day when of the patron saint or maybe other reunion when there are too many people inside.

[@lagnutconstruct6550]

Me as romananian i didn t know this place . And This is my hobby .

[@eedragonr6293]

Must be the privileged CIA cartel. But they are building a Guantanamo for Mr. Putin in Ukraine.

[@bunnyonabunwithagunnicepun5689]

@@eedragonr6293 my guy, I commented this 6 months ago

[@todaystomorrow2545]

My ancestors are from the Romanian Carpathian Mountains - I’ve never been. My grandfather came to the USA when he was 22 in 1922. This video was very intriguing!

[@hhcosminnet]

Then do come visit us.

[@valykm3538]

The church surrounded by fir trees, from about 26:00 min. mark: what he reads in romanian it's not (so) old romanian, it's the words we have today, only a few letters different here and there. The translation you asked for: "This cross is for the servant of God Draia Ioan, died at 37 years old, at 3 nov 1959" (just the regular things you write on somebody's cross or funeral stone). About the old books you found at 32:00: it's not a different language, it's still romanian, only the writing system it's different - the cyrillic. I am just a little bit familiar with the cyrillic and with the church service and I was still able to recognise a few words and phrases. The book it's a sort of a guide for the priest during the service: - "si acum Tatal Nostru"--> "and now Heavenly Father (the Lord's prayer)", - "rascumparatu-ne-ai pre noi" --> (praying to Jesus) "... you redeemed us" - "ectenia: Miluieste-ne pre noi, Dumnezeule" --> "the litany: "God, have mercy on us" These are the exact words in romanian, the only difference being the letters are cyrillic. 33:00 upstairs there, usually it's where the choir goes. Really interesting, finding new stuff about my own country through your video. Really good stuff. Thank you for that.

[@cb4411]

Stii sa-mi spui in ce zona (localitate) a Rominiei sint aceste biserici? Eu una nu am inteles

[@AlexCarbune]

Se pare că mulți nu știu că lb Română a fost scrisă în alfabetul chirilic până la decretul lui A.I. Cuza din 1862.

[@zokraft]

@@cb4411 Valea Arieșului, Alba, Țara Moților

[@cb4411]

@@zokraft mulțumesc

[@macakmackic9235]

Where are those churches are located ? I am going to visit monastery Putna, so maybe i'd have time to go there too. TIA

[@mimisor66]

Chirillic is not a language, but an alphabet. Romanian was written in chirillic up until mid 1800s. Sad to see they left those old Holy books behind, should have been in a museum.

[@fordranger4660]

What a beautiful church and such a natural setting!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

It was magical ! Such a nice adventure. Thanks for the comment😁

[@maidanezulnegru2420]

I am extremely happy that you came to see the beauty of our country and our people. Small note: the women are not allowed in the altar only (the separate room in front), otherwise inside men and women goes together . The balcony is for the choir.

[@markyambler05]

By far the most interesting and fascinating abandoned church I have watched on any channel, well done guys and big thumbs up to Christian for sharing with you. 👍👍🍺

[@KlaraMoody]

Thank you all for showing us those wonderful churches. I found them absolutely fascinating. All the Best from ... W.Australia 🦘🦘🦘

[@starkiller9897]

People in Balkans are so friendly they invite all of you guys to stay the night and you are strangers that turn up on there door step in the middle of the night!! Can't wait till I travel back to the Balkans was in Greece before pandemic it's so beautiful.

[@KristiPrice007]

This was the best Urbex video that I have seen in a while, the churches were amazing and also the journey you took to get there with your friend Cristian made the video even better. I have lived in Florida my whole life and I am 56 so I probably will never make it to Europe or Romania and to travel with you guys through the mountains and woods of Romania and then see the amazing churches were epic, thank you! Going to check out some more of your videos, thanks again!

[@mariaserafim2286]

Que linda é a Romênia parabéns aos romenos seu país é lindo 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Eu moro na Holanda e fiz uma roadtrip aqui. (Eu visito os lugares mais incríveis do mundo) Belo país sim :) Também visitei muitos lugares incríveis em Portugal!

[@eedragonr6293]

Yes, like the Angel of Death

[@ramonacucu2105]

God bless brazil and his people from romania brothers.

[@eldruidacosmico]

The sheer trust this family showed by allowing 4-5 strangers who randomly showed up in the middle of the night to stay is a testament of how people in this region are still a high trust society, it's something we don't have in our cities for sure.

[@Cytochromeb]

Without doubt, the most fascinating urbex I have ever seen!

[@williamsaltsman6537]

Sooooo amazing!!! I felt periods of ecstacy. So beautiful. You guys are amazing.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for checking out! We have way more cool adventures on our channel😄

[@macakmackic9235]

​@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPathhey guys, can you share the location of these beautiful churches? TIA

[@skinnladen]

Love these videos when you show most part of the journey and some of the people you meet!

[@dawnwilliams4625]

Amazing. Sad to see it's all disappearing but thankful you were able to share its beauty with us ❤

[@Ed-eq5kd]

Great adventure, good work boys. Looking forward to the next adventures

[@kanukalle3393]

One word: WOW! Thank you for taking us there. I hope that these churches will stay as long as possible.

[@Ganiscol]

What an adventure through beautiful and wild Romania! I would love to know more about the background of the second church - why was it built in the middle of nowhere? Was there a settlement nearby at one point or did the people always have to hike all the way out there? When was it last used? The aerial shots also revealed that it is perfectly encircled by these huge trees - by purpose or chance of nature? Fascinating! And last but not least, that family and their hospitality was remarkable! A bunch of strangers walk up to their house at night and they offer you to stay - thats beautiful people! Just like the country. ❤️

[@alexnita3439]

By the looks of the trees, being that close to eachother and surrounding the church like that in a circle, I think they were planted that way. In the communism era of Romania, churches were some times demolished, or in the cities, dug up, and moved away from the streets, to not be that easely seen ( I think they were moved by some kind of a structure with wheels, like we see nowadays) and thats because the countrys leader, didnt like people to have a religion, and wanted to only praise him, so I think thats why the trees were planted around the church, im not sure, its just a speculation

[@WitchDocWittfeld]

German people lived there for many centuries. In 1990 they left everything behind and moved to Germany.

[@nacekozo]

@@WitchDocWittfeld these are orthodox churches - the bible was written in Romanian, and there are Romanian names on the gravestones. The Germans lived in other parts, I've explored a lot of it, and there are still many of them left - not nearly as many as there used to be of course, but their churches are largely well-preserved.

[@paulfisher3322]

@@WitchDocWittfeld That was not a German church, it was a Romanian church built and painted by Romanian Orthodox Christians. How do I know this? Because it is an Orthodox church and the paintings are all Orthodox icons, and Romanians are the only Orthodox people to have ever lived in that area. Germans are Protestants and Hungarians are Catholic. Neither of them use that kind of iconography in their churches. Also the Bible is in Romanian. Both Churches in this video are Romanian.

[@eedragonr6293]

@@paulfisher3322 wrong. Starting with the Western Catholic attack on the Byzantine Empire one may find and see Orthodox icons in the Catholic and Protestant Churches. The Catholic churches were also initially painted but they lost it in time.

[@Ranger_Kevin]

People seem to be very trusting in Romania. Not sure that everywhere people would be like "sure, guys who walk up to my house in the middle of the woods at night, come stay with us". Also very interesting how many German Supermarkets they have there (LIDL, Penny). Great journey!

[@1991enduro]

Because the European are communists lol we the same here in great Britain plagued by lidls aldis etc its what Europeans do Germans did it with audi volgswagen skoda etc bag group its commie rules lol

[@mistreku]

romanians are generally friendly, but especially in the rural part of the country. plenty of dickheads in cities, although that goes for all countries, i imagine.

[@gagaringagarinovic2600]

@@1991enduro we are communist?

[@1991enduro]

@@gagaringagarinovic2600no but basically yes

[@eedragonr6293]

Hopefully they were not local Mob members

[@warriorph.5495]

What an amazing exploration and discoveries of antiques way back to its time where there's people living peacefully altogether in such calm mind blowing greeny and hilly places and away from city lifestyle. 😱 A well preserved arts and crafts. Just exploring here what to look for histories and discoveries while relaxing from classes. 😁 Just love watching "documentary" videos like this. ❤️ Keep up the good work Sirs! 💪 God bless your travels always!🙏😇 Watching from Philippines! 🇵🇭

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks a lot for watching!!! I love the Philippines😁

[@timvantuil2567]

Nobody ever lived peacefull and in harmony, lady. Sorry.

[@warriorph.5495]

@@timvantuil2567 There is, Sir. 😇 When there's Love that can live through an argument, Filled with Forgiveness when hurt has been Done. A Love that's Bursting with Color when Tended with Care. A Love that can Handle Misfortune, and Still be around when the morning has Come. A LOVE that Proves Deeper Growth with Time-Will gave peace and causes unity in the circle of family towards the community into camaraderie. Unless if they have crab mentality. But there's plenty of reasons why things can be left to grow cold too, Sir. 😊

[@timvantuil2567]

@@warriorph.5495 Hello again, lady. Well I suppose there must still be some hope existing then. With kind regards.

[@warriorph.5495]

@@timvantuil2567 Yes! That's one, Sir. 😇 I agreed with you. 😊

[@danarhire2691]

Very interesting video! I'm a Romanian living with my family in Netherlands since like 5 years now. That Albert Heijn bag carried all over the mountains in Romania adds a fun part in this video to me personally 😄 🤣. Good video guys... Success further!!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks a lot Dan Haha as a Dutch I don't even noticed that ;) Romania is amazing, I like it a lot and there's a lot to explore too :)

[@karlireland7771]

Wow! What a great exploration video! Thanks!

[@rafo6577]

Amazing to see that places like this still exist in Europe and aren't vandalised.

[@Jaquerida7]

Que aventura incrível! Parabéns pelo excelente vídeo. Agradeço as legendas em português. Saudações do 🇧🇷.

[@plueschAMAZONE]

All of your explorations are amazing, but this is one of these, that makes my skin craw.

[@ul-i-napresident8597]

This was so far the best empathic film, I saw from you people. Congratulations.

[@eedragonr6293]

One of the most irresponsible things I have seen. If they all will be found dead in the morning it will be no surprise.

[@mollaalamneh3312]

I hope someone clean and keep those amazing history in the museum

[@markmark2080]

The American flag at 30:05 was the old 48 star one from late 1950s and earlier...I can only imagine the sadness of the last people to use these churches probably knowing that their era was over...

[@leonardogustavo9582]

Excelente video, Hermosos paisajes, saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@Jez.Von.Franco]

Beautiful video, many thanks guys

[@alinsuceveanul]

Țara noastră este superba,păcat de bisericile abandonate!!! 😓🙏

[@GabrielaLtc]

35:25 is the place for the choire, in an Orthodox church women usually sat at the back, men, in front. Now it's women on the left, men, on the right. 32:52 it is a drain for the water used to clean the vessels after the Liturgy.

[@MrDragosul]

Greetings! My name is Dragos and I am writing to you from Romania. I saw your video, I liked it and thank you for what you do. However, I have only one mention that I would like you to keep in mind at least in the future. Agreeing with Santos (user) When making a film or documentary about religion or holy places and churches (regardless of religion), it would be good and nice to consult with the priest of that religion or a person who knows about these things. or take a local connoisseur with you. I do not say it with malice, but because it is clear to me that you do not understand the concept of the holy place and its implications. Without wanting to (obviously) you can desecrate the place or bring offense to Christians or worship. Keep up the good work! God bless you!

[@weird-history-and-odd-news]

Completely agree. These are holy, sacred places.

[@DadaPoopoo]

​@@weird-history-and-odd-newsWhat does "holy" mean?

[@cirrus07]

@@DadaPoopoosomething that belongs or comes from god :)

[@DadaPoopoo]

@@cirrus07 what is NOT God's?

[@DadaPoopoo]

@@cirrus07 What did not come from God?

[@urbexplorationz3143]

I hope that you will go back to explore the other churches. I have never seen something like this before, that well preserved and located in the middle of nowhere.. Greetings from Luxembourg!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

We'll visit some other amazing places in Romania :)

[@danielaalmasan4303]

🇷🇴💕🇲🇾

[@mr.peanut]

In the third church, on 32:58 it is not a toilet. It's a sink for priests to wash their hands to make Proscomidia (anaphora ritual), the first step for Orthodox Liturgy.

[@bogdana6726]

One issue: people are not allowed to enter the Holly Altar or touch Holly Eucharistic Objects inside. That is NOT a toilet, you will NEVER find one in the Holly Altar of an Orthodox Church. Unacceptable behavior in such Holly Spaces!

[@MsErikdeking]

True, very true!

[@macakmackic9235]

People from west, they behave like aliens or intruders. I cant imagine one orthodox person entering any holly place as it would be market place. The guys are ok, but without any info regarding our orthodox churches. Hope next time they visit other churches, will show more respect to the place.

[@stavros8410]

Extraordinar, pisa-m-as pe altaru tau. Tu nu vezi ca acea cladire e abandonata? daca sunteti asa smecheri cretini dc nu v-ati dus unu sa reparati cladirea?

[@kostas6621]

Beautiful Orthodox Churches! Lord have Mercy! 🙏☦️🙏

[@liviumiculit5678]

Cît e de trist că se distrug aceste comori ale creștinismului fără să îi pese cuiva iar generațiile care vor veni nu vor avea parte să vadă une și-au plecat genunchii strămoșii lor la necazuri și bucurii unde au fost botezați și unde au primit binecuvântarea pentru căsătoria! Măcar vor rămâne aceste filmări când sfintele lăcașuri vor adormi etern!

[@jamesa7506]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing this.

[@tampazeke4587]

Nothing is more beautiful than an abandoned church.

[@RobRoyRoadie]

When they unlocked that tabernacle, I was half expecting to see consecrated hosts in there. That there was a chalice with a purificator (cloth)and communion paten sure didn’t look completely abandoned.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Did you see the last church too?☺️

[@eedragonr6293]

Yes I wonder if they are going in any church. To pray I mean. I would be very curious to see those churches.

[@georgesmith8113]

Amazing stuff! Great video! 👍👍👍👊😎

[@flyingisaac2186]

The second church certainly did not look abandoned, maybe not used too often, but it did not look abandoned. The last had the perfect mix of intactness and shabbiness. And the landscape itself has a perfect wildness to it. Thanks.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

It could be recently abandoned too. There's nobody living near that church to take care of it either, the few houses around it were abandoned. (You never know it before you go there and check it out) But the last church was incredible indeed.

[@eedragonr6293]

Abandoned villages are a common place all over Europe. It is very difficult to live up in the mountains, you have to carry a lot of food from the plains. For elderly people to live there alone without help it's nearly impossible. Young people are going to study and find a better life.

[@eedragonr6293]

BTW there are Europeans who transformed the abandoned churches in houses and are living inside.

[@lypcizhenaf8988]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPathyou can not step behind the doors to the altar inside the church that is only for the priest. Shame on you for doing such a careless thing

[@DadaPoopoo]

​@@lypcizhenaf8988Is a priest better than you? Better than anyone?

[@jimmymiller77]

FANTASTIC Video. Thanks so much for your hard working producing these. They are Major Professional. Can't wait for the next one. All my best from the USA. Jim

[@ramonacucu2105]

God bless americaand his people we are brothers from romania God bless you america.

[@9volt965]

That’s crazy really speaks the the construction methods of that time, that those buildings are still in such great shape.

[@andreeas.2362]

One church was in use. NO, they do not close doors. First, Nobody will dare to touch things in a church, or steal. Second: IN villages you put a stick in the door to signal you are not at home so people will not enter (no need for key). In cities, there are many that came in Romania ages ago and have different customs, but in the mountains where Romanians live, there is so.

[@danielrochet1815]

Muy Buen Programa...Saludos Desde Argentina,,,,!!!!

[@martinraket]

Your adventures and exploring is just amazing, i really envy your commitment but the rewards you get are just fantastic! Just the best urbex-channel there is on youtube!

[@Tudor356]

Super video 💖👍I'm Romanian and I like the movie, I had maximum adrenaline when I watched you

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for watching :) we have a lot more thrilling adventures

[@esteracolisar9915]

Vă recomand să mergeți insotiti6 de localnici care știu rînduială biserici ,și nu patrundeti în altar fără a vi se dă acordul și mai ales cu lucrurile din biserică este considerat sacrilegiu și lipsa de bunacuvinta

[@varvaramunteanu8402]

Nu înțeleg cum a putut romanul ăla să-i lase sa intre în halul ăla oameni buni este biserica, Sfântul altar,totul este sfințit.

[@stavros8410]

ma pis pe altaru tau. Intru unde vrea pula mea

[@davezepnick1161]

Thank you guys for this explore to me personally it was the best explore you guys have ever done being a deacon myself just so you know I am pretty sure that flag is a 48 state flag so that means it’s older than 1958 probably left there from World War II so that makes it even older only we knew the history and the story of that flag did world war two soldiers stay in that church

[@1991enduro]

Good observation

[@briannordwall7631]

The American flag fascinated me. I thought the same thing about the 48 stars. Would love to know the story behind it 🤔

[@vigudan1]

From a historical point of view, during the Second World War, there were no American army troops in Romania. That American flag could have come from an American aviator shot down during the bombing of Cluj-Napoca on June 2, 1944 by the American 352 Squadron stationed in Italy.

[@section5760]

Could be just some American tourists or students or even hikers?

[@eedragonr6293]

@@section5760 during ww2 and the Soviets invasion? Lol

[@jeffersonmedina3792]

Espectacular amigos! Que sitios tan mágicos.. cargados de antigüedad y misticismo. Felicitaciones excelente Redescubrimiento! 👏👏👍

[@Metalstacker]

Wauw wat een mooie omgeving. Ontzettend mooie locaties Bob, kijk er naar uit als je de laatste kerk nog eens gaat bezoeken. Wat een avontuur weer 🔥🔥🔥

[@t0xicmasterr724]

Romanian gang here? Dati like romanii mei!

[@High_Octane]

this was really fantastic. thanks you!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks a million for watching!

[@ottoadriana]

I am orthodox and I am from Romania. It s s intakt because the romanian people are very religious. Nobody without the Priest it s allowed in the Altar and touch the sacred table. Hope for you,guys you still alive and health.

[@s.davidanantharaj5310]

As long as you pray and read Bible nothing will harm you.

[@MayaLacatis-xn6vh]

Ști ei nu sunt ca noi nu știu nimica de România

[@joel3659]

Is not necessary to curse no one, you said you are just religious, you DON'T HAVE JESUS INTO YOUR HEART GENUINELY REPENT TO HIM!

[@VladCucu87]

​​​@joel3659 That's not a curse by any means yet not expected for you or westerners to understand so no offence taken although a bit of rearch and respect would have been welcome . It's forbidden for an orthodox christian to enter the sacred altar and most would not enter even if it was abandoned, out of fear of God or perhaps his wrath on desecrating such a holy place. I'm romanian orthodox and this is the first time I've seen inside the altar up close. He genuinely hoped he's alright, he didn't wish nothing on him. Typical protestant comment.

[@ancheno7167]

And that's why I don't like religions... They divide more than they keep people united... That said, you're right. There are places very important to many persons and it's important to respect other people's traditions. It doesn't cost nothing, even if you believe that a church is just a building like I do.

[@TimMcMahon-t6x]

Great content!

[@raybrettman9618]

beautiful work guys. truly appreciated. And you are such likable people.I feel like I am among friends so you are doing your jobs very well.

[@brendakrieger7000]

As always, I appreciate you sharing these amazing places! Wishing you safety🧡 i enjoyed seeing all the wildflowers💐🌺🥀🌹🏵💮🌸🌷🌼🪴

[@ourdictatorship]

The holy Church at 20:00 is still in use,. As long as there are rural farmers and workers who can make the walk, it is going to remain probably as a mission with biweekly or monthly services and as long as there are strong people to keep it up it will not fall apart. We are talking a Church that survived Communism and atheism so I am not worried about decline to secularism here. Should the youth in the area move on they will save the icons, elements, relics and may desanctify. You did not know, but perhaps contact the local Bishop and he may have someone show you around - a grumpy Monk or Priest perhaps from a town a ways away, or a local Cantor who may have had the keys to those locked doors. I hope you're blessed visiting these places. Their walls are soaked with lifetimes of prayer from Christians long gone, who got baptized, Crismated, married, Confessed, Communed, given Unction in times of illness, in some cases even received Orders, saw the same for kids, grandkids, great-grandkids, had stories to tell long forgotten except by the Saints in the walls and the Lord in the Heavenly apse, who helped possibly build or rebuild, who came in times of joy, times of worry and trouble, times of mourning, before dying and going to the eternal memory of God - maybe even who faced persecution there. Perhaps even legendary people and Saints passed there, perhaps who have relics there (I cannot recall if Missions do or not). Probably many of those icons with holders for candles belonged to people who used them during prayer for a lifetime, before they reposed and left them to the Church in hopes someone else would take them - maybe next time one can find its way into your hands if someone who keeps the place can be able to show you around!

[@sweetlakers]

Mooie serie! Hopelijk snel een vervolg om de andere kerken te bezoeken. 170 jaar oud en in zo'n mooie staat. Top!

[@ruudb72]

Very nice trip and amazing find. And done with respect for place and history. Great video!

[@mariaifrim7233]

Romania plai de dor.....tara doinelor,a baladelor...... ❤💛💙 Lovely and beautiful!

[@iulianpopa6141]

Îmi dau lacrimile văzând sfinte biserici părăsite. Mă revolt văzând oameni intrând fără sfială pe ușile împărătești în Sfântul Altar și atingând veșminte preoțești, sfinte vase, linguriță pentru Împărtășanie, copia, Sfânta Masă, Evanghelia. Oameni care nu știu că acolo s-au săvârșit mii de Sfinte Liturghii, că și acolo Hristos S-a jertfit dându-și trupul spre împărtășirea celor ce acolo odihnesc în mormintele din jur... Ar fi trebuit să intre cu sfială și să ingenuncheze, căci calcă pe loc sfânt. Oameni desacralizați, dornici doar de aventură. Plâng....

[@serefakkul8700]

Çok güzeldi çok iyi mükemmel siniz

[@Halflife5555]

My favorite video from you guys! Love the lost city vibes it gives too!

[@rodrigocatarino]

What an amazing story and adventure!

[@dannycaong4345]

Wow amazing place!

[@fanaruciprian2998]

Mi gorgeous land, magic people, wonderful wiews and places ,vivat România 🤗🙏

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Beautiful country indeed!

[@Hellastreet700]

Great Video Guys , Romania looks Stunning !!

[@eedragonr6293]

More like irresponsible

[@tonydamata]

That American flag was old. By the looks of it, it only had 48 stars. 48 stars - July 4, 1912 to July 3, 1959

[@randomdude8202]

So, it was there probably for more than 50 years?

[@cavok76]

@@randomdude8202 prior to 1960, 48 stars representing 48 states. There are now 50 states, layout of stars is different. It’s possible a local resident went to US and came home at end of their lives. Just a guess.

[@mattmattelig]

i love how you guys go to places no other explorers go.

[@flxcscst7849]

I love the journey

[@feliciarotaru7009]

Beautiful place i miss Rominia

[@jimevans4224]

Enjoyed the video. The old churches are great but so sad that lives are forgotten and buried.

[@vijaybhaskerkommareddy7899]

thank u guys showing us most beautiful churches

[@aoristt]

it is wrong to climb into the temple, and touch the altar what is sacred for believers, and what only a priest can touch, I'm talking about the altar and holy vessels for communion

[@stephenmccaughey7613]

As beautiful as it was to see these old churches, it was done completely disrespectfully.

[@eedragonr6293]

Some just have a motorcycle or some money as a soul or instead of the brain. No longer a wonder with whom are married the cultural blue eyed "kittens".

[@macakmackic9235]

​@@stephenmccaughey7613right

[@bluemellow6210]

At the last church, the balcony is used for the coir, not to separate men from women.

[@Andrey18111]

Those are some amazing places! I am glad you enjoy Romania!

[@Panhaai]

Ik heb super genoten van deze trip....wat ik altijd denk bij al jullie videoos is,...wat zonde dat het verwaarloos wordt. Maar van de andere kant geeft het daardoor juist de sentimentele schoonheid. Succes voor het volgende avontuur.

[@gloriaamaya9031]

Amazing place I really enjoyed

[@vetutaveta8639]

Extraordinar !

[@rutheliz75]

Beautiful countryside. Thanks for posting.

[@robbiewright4414]

Those churches were amazing, glad to see you back exploring again, I've missed your awesome videos guys

[@powerfullmemes]

I love yours films they are beautyfool

[@climber222]

They still have the antiquetech on the top's that harvest ethereal electricity. Such a beautiful place

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Yes, a really amazing place!

[@esteracolisar9915]

Nu vorbesc limba engleză, dar după peisaje și case îmi face impresia că sunteți în apuseni ,din păcate sunt multe case în care nu mai locuiesc oameni

[@Daniel-iu7ob]

Wow so cool, you find an old American flag in a very old church

[@aladinjasemin5257]

INCREDIBLE 😍😍😍🙏❤🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴👏

[@Life_of_Gavin]

Loved watching this. What great content guys. It must have been amazing walking into that last church.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks a lot for checking out! The last church was really surreal so far remote. The fun thin about exploring is you always have a totally different adventure😁

[@libbad7419]

This is something special. The nieve religious paintings on the wall were great. Truly unique

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks a lot for watching! A really unique place indeed🤩

[@eedragonr6293]

Strange like soulless looking at others soul.

[@Glenn-em3hv]

It's fantastic that you document that church! You should have gotten good pictures of everything especially all the paintings because they won't last long!!!

[@Govvy]

The Romanian national museum of history really should send people to these places to save what they can.