Sucu Waterfall

The Şuşara Stream is found on the road to the Şuşara Waterfall, on which road we also meet the Former Turkish Mill. All these natural attractions are located in the town of Sasca Montană, being a special area for any hiker looking for peace and natural landscapes. source

The oldest hydrotechnical facilities and the first gravity dams in Romania built for washing ores on the Oravița stream, known as Lacul Mare and Lacul Mic. Among the anthropogenic lakes of the Banatul Montan, the two lakes from Oraviţa stand out. They were arranged and consolidated through special hydrotechnical works, on the middle course of the Oraviţa Valley, in the interval 1727-1733, being provided with dams to mitigate the flood wave but also to serve the newly created industries or for the leisure of the inhabitants. Text & Photo Source: banatulmontan, oravita.ro

Ponor Cave – Dry is also known as Ponor Cave, Crivina Cave or Brădețe Cave. Proceeding into the cave and passing a strait, the gallery rises to 15 m. The temperature in the cave is 6.5°C – 8.3°C at the extremities and it is humid (95-100%). These temperature variations are due to openings, which allow air currents to enter. text source:  cnitpanina.ro photo source: speologie.org, pressalert.ro

The Bats Cave is located on Cheile Carasului, near Carașova commune. Access to the cave is through a hole with a diameter of approximately 10 meters, it is necessary to cross the Caraș river by water and climb a rock wall of approximately 4-5 meters. For amateur climbers, access to the cave can also be done by descending from above the cave. source

The cave is found at the base of a limestone cliff and has a large entrance and a length of 108 m. It consists of three Halls. At the entrance you can still see traces of archaeological excavations and treasure hunters. In the first room, the large blocks collapsed from the ceiling must be climbed. To the right is a short gallery that opens above the chasm. On the left, after a slight slope, you enter the second room, then the third, where concretionary ornaments are found. The cave is easily accessible and visible, especially in the first room, the others are much darker and specific equipment is necessary. Text & Photo Source: https://www.turistmania.ro/

Located on the edge of the forest, Poiana Golului is an exceptional viewpoint over the city of Resita, but also a place where festivals and shows are organized for those interested in a unique experience at a higher plane.

Located on a deep and hard-to-reach valley between Coronini and the Czech village of Sfânta Elena, Izvorul Mânzului is one of the most special places in the Danube Gorge. The area is dotted with waterfalls and grottoes, small waterholes or natural stone constructions and populated by salamanders that, according to the stories of the elders, if they cry, they will deafen you. Also here, under Isânoca hill, it seems that there is a dragon's lair that has been sleeping for millennia and that, moving during sleep, always changes the shape of the hill. Text & photo source

The entrance to Boilor Cave is located on the left slope of the Nera Gorges, formed by Carsiile Dese, at an altitude of 210 meters and 7 meters above the river. The cave measures 126 meters and is carved on a system of joints and pressure tunnels. Descending sections alternate with ascending ones. The entrance, quite large (4 meters in height), leads through a small corridor into a high hall of 7 meters, illuminated through a crack in the wall (the Window) with a diameter of 2 meters. This hall communicates with the main gallery through a labyrinth of narrow, partly inaccessible corridors, which are reached by climbing a 3-meter threshold. The main gallery, generally narrow, 2-4 meters high, and without branches, presents along its course enlargements through collapses, natural bridges, erosion rings, pressure tunnels with oval section, and siphon arrangements. Otherwise, the gallery, constantly turning to the right, becomes narrow and wide; it suddenly descends 3 meters and ends with a permanent siphon lake. During strong floods, water infiltrated through cracks in the massif forms an underground stream that appears through the siphon lake and is evacuated through sinkholes and swallow holes in the floor, only occasionally managing to exit through the cave's mouth and reach the Nera River. Traces of water are visible everywhere: potholes, lapies, blades, hieroglyphs, and spoon formations. Here and there, the beginning of cave concretion can be observed. The cave is of interest not only for karst hydrology but also for biospeleology. Remarkable terrestrial species of crustaceans, pseudoscorpions, and wingless insects live here, and in the marmites and siphon lake, typically subterranean species of microscopic crustaceans. The cave is located within the protected area of the Nera-Beușnița Gorges Reserve, part of the national park with the same name. It is not developed and does not show signs of degradation. Although it is a cold cave, with small puddles, walls carved by water, and lacking the calcite beauties that usually attract tourists, being near the trail, it should not be bypassed. Equipped with a flashlight (temperature around 10 degrees Celsius and maximum humidity), a protective helmet, and rubber boots (after prolonged drought, hiking boots also work), the entire cave can be traversed round trip in just half an hour. Pay attention to the two 3-meter thresholds. Source

It is located on the Diana fault, on the right bank of the Cerna River, and has been drilled to a depth of 260 meters. The Diana III spring was drilled in 1958 and has a low flow rate. It is used for the treatment of hypochlorous gastritis, cholecystitis, hepatitis, diabetes, intoxications, constipation, urticaria, bronchitis, sinusitis, etc. Sources for internal treatment: DIANA III (near Rotunda): natural mineral water, sulfurous, chlorinated, sodic, calcic, hyperthermal, hypotonic. Indications: Conditions requiring bile therapy (biliary dyskinesias, chronic cholecystitis, postoperative sequelae of the biliary tract). Conditions requiring diuresis therapy (urinary tract infections, postoperative sequelae of the urinary tract). The water can also be used for external treatment in the following conditions: Chronic degenerative rheumatism. Non-articular rheumatism. Post-traumatic musculoskeletal sequelae. Source: text & photo