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Morile de apă de la Rudăria, DJ571F, Eftimie Murgu

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Morile de apă de la Rudăria, DJ571F, Eftimie Murgu

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Morile de apă de la Rudăria, DJ571F, Eftimie Murgu

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The largest complex of water mills in southern Europe – 22 watermills, two centuries old – stretches on three kilometers along the Rudăria river, at the foothills of Almăjului Mountains in Banat (western region of Romania including Timişoara). The famous water mills park attracts tourists from Romania and abroad, as the site is included in the UNESCO World Heritage

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Fără îndoială că România este o țară frumoasă, dar multe dintre atracțiile acesteia nu sunt valorificate la adevărata lor valoare. Una dintre cele mai frumoase locuri din România se află în județul Caraș-Severin, în localitatea Eftimie Murgu. Este vorba despre morile de apă de la Rudăria. Un loc de o frumusețe aparte, care te poartă parcă în timp, în vremuri de mult apuse.

Cel mai mare parc cu mori de apă din România
Trei kilometri de frumusețe pură. Astfel s-ar putea caracteriza, în doar câteva cuvinte, acest complex mulinologic, inclus în patrimoniul UNESCO. Specialiștii de la Muzeul Astra din Sibiu au înțeles perfect care este potențialul acestei zone și de aceea au reușit ca la începutul anilor 2000 să obțină fonduri europene pe care le-au folosit pentru a restaura morile. Dacă nu ați ajuns prin zonă, vă spunem că morile de apă de la Rudăria reprezintă cel mai mare parc cu mori de apă din țară și din SE Europei.

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Morile de apă de la Rudăria reprezintă cel mai mare parc cu mori de apă din țara noastră, precum și din Sud Estul Europei

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Karez
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12685-011-0044-5
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Vitality of ancient karez systems in arid lands: a case study in Turpan region of China - Water History

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This article evaluates the vitality of the ancient karez systems in various aspects in modern society by providing examples from Turpan region of China. These aspects include the historical and cultural importance, socio-economic impacts, interactions with the surrounding environment, contribution to agricultural biodiversity in arid lands, and unique regional characteristics of karezes.

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Mulan Weir, Chengxiang District, Putian, Fujian, China

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Mulan Weir, Chengxiang District, Putian, Fujian, China

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Mulan Weir, Chengxiang District, Putian, Fujian, China

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Karez systems (Qanats)

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