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  Csillagtúrák | Romantika  
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GYERGYÓSZÁRHEGY: Gyergyószárhegy 6 km-re található Gtergyótól. Kialakulását a XII-XIII századra teszik, nevét valószínûleg a hegyrõl kapta Szárhegy azaz Tar hegy. A falura nagy hatással volt a Lázár család jelenléte melynek emlékét a Lázár-kastély õrzi.
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3. SZÉKELYUDVARHELY (Odorheiu Secuiesc) - SZEJKE (Bãile Seiche) - holiday resort and spa - the tomb of Orbán Balázs, the biggest Sekler - FARKASLAKA (Lupeni) - Tamási Áron’s native house - the memorial tomb of the famous sekler writer - KALONDA PEAK - coal burning place between the two villages - KOROND (Corund) - the transylvanian center of folk pottery - ceramics fair - PARAJD (Praid) - the salt mine and the natural salt mountain - SZOVÁTA (Sovata) - Bear lake, the heliothermal salty water - SZÉKELYUDVARHELY
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ILLYEFALVA: Sepsiszentgyörgytõl 7 km-re található település, nevét Szent Illés próf& eacute;táról kapta és nagy ünnepe július utolsó vasárnapján van. A falu a XIX-ik század végéig mezõvárosi ranggal büszkélkedhetett és ma is Székelyföld egyik legismertebb települése.
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BEZID: There are two reasons why the 20th century history of Bezid is a tragic one. The inhabitants of this village were converted to Sabbatarianism at the beginning of the 17th century. After 1848 they could openly practice their Jewish faith, but during World War II, although they were Secklers, they were taken to concentration camps and only few returned. The second tragedy marked the end of the village. In the 1980s a dam was built and most of the village was flooded. The inhabitants were moved to different other villages. The buildings of the village stand like a ghost village under the water, only the Catholic church is still visible. The former inhabitants meet in front of the monument built from the bricks of a house on the hill behind the church on the first Sunday of August every year. They inscribed on the wall the names of the former inhabitants as well as the symbols of the different faiths - Catholic, Unitarian, Greek Catholic and Sabbatarian - which once lived together in peace.
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, amelybõl kialakult a torlaszos tó, 520 méterrel a tengerszint felett. A gyönyörû fenyvesekkel, tölgy- és bükkerdõkkel övezett tó a nevét a kiterített medvebõrhöz hasonló alakjáról kapta. A heliotermikus tó vizének különleges összetétele és magas só- koncentrációja miatt egyedülálló a maga nemében Európában.
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SUMULEU: - which once was the centre of Ciuc District, today is the suburb of Miercurea Ciuc. It is 3 km from the centre of Miercurea Ciuc, at an altitude of 705 m. Behind the village we can see the twin volcanic peaks of Kis-Somlyó and Nagy-Somlyó covered with beech forests. Since its foundation ?umuleu has been the centre of Catholic faith and culture. For more than550 years it has been the centre of the spiritual life of Ciuc District and a well-known place of pilgrimage. The Whitsun (Pentecost)pilgrimage and the Thousand Seckler Girls meeting (first held in 1931), draws huge crowds here. It is the centre of the Roman Catholic Secklers and Hungarians from Moldavia as well as of the Franciscan Order from Transylvania. ?umuleu is particularly attractive for its historic past and monuments. The monuments of ?umuleu are unique in Transylvania. The most important monument is the miraculous statue of Our Lady, which represents a woman who is attired in Sun. The Crying Madonna is a masterpiece of the ecclesiastic art of the 16th century. Sumuleu has become the symbol of Hungarian unity and endurance.