Strange And Unexplained Events In Transylvania – One Of The Most Mysterious Places In Europe
A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - One of the most interesting places in Europe is Transylvania, a region where strange and unexplained events have been happening for as long as anyone can remember.
Most of us perceive Transylvania as a mountainous, mist-shrouded place surrounded by mysticism and closely related to Dracula, the most infamous vampire in the world. But Transylvania is much more than only Dracula's "never-never-land" hidden deep in the Carpathian Mountains, a region located in present-day central Romania.
Who knows what is lurking in inaccessible ravines shadowed by high mountain peaks of the South Eastern Carpathians?
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