What to Do When You Travel To Moldova
Moldova was part of the USSR before it split with the latter and becoming an independent country in 1991. Boarded by Ukraine and Romania, Moldova is a small country with rich offerings, particularly in the tourism sector. People often ask why the country has risen so fast to become a major tourist destination. Well, here is a look at some of the things to look up to when travelling to Moldova.
Moldova is very well-known for its cognacs and wines. Thanks to the hot climate here, wines produced in Moldova taste sweeter while the cognacs are a little wilder than you would find anywhere else. Here, you get a chance to taste wine older than you think you are. Among the best wineries here is Cricova, located 15 kilometers from the country's capital, Chisinau. Besides that, wines produced in this country have pristine quality because of the country's damp and cold climate.
If you are a fan of art, then you are fully covered when you visit this beautiful country. One of the well-known museums in the country is the Alexander Pushkin House and Museum which used to be the residence of a famous poet called Pushkin. During his stay here, Pushkin wrote many of his famous poems here and was considered a member of the Romanian elite writers.
If you love nature and you visit Moldova, taking a trip to the famous Codrii Reserve is worth every penny. This reserve is home to some of the country's rarest flora and fauna which enthrall visitors from all around the world. According to approximates, up to a half of Moldova's floral population is concentrated here. However, just like any other reserve, you need permission to visit this reserve. View http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Package_tour to find out about package tours.
When it comes to wine tours in Moldova, one of the best wineries to visit in Moldova is Acorex, another one that is known for its excellent vineyards where one can treat themselves to some of the rarest and exotic wines at affable prices. Sticking to international standards, Acorex is known for producing top-notch wines. While one can use a travel to Moldova agency to visit the vineyard, nothing beats the experience of using a bus.
A visit to Moldova would be incomplete without visiting the capital city, Chisinau. While the city could be the only big one in the country, it offers something extraordinary despite its small size. Besides partying and drinking establishments, the city is also blessed with nature parks where you can have a nice stroll. Even though the locals mostly speak Russian, you do not have to get worry about communication because there are many people who speak English so you won't have to worry even if you do not speak fluent Russian. Click here to book a travel package now.
