This document provides information about the village of Ciocanesti in Romania. It was presented by Cristina Dumitrescu, Andreea Simion, and Felicia Sandu from the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine in Bucharest. Ciocanesti is located in the Bistrita valley on the road connecting Romania and Moldova, near Vatra Dornei. It is one of the few Romanian villages that has maintained its architectural harmony over time, with traditionally painted houses and floral designs on the walls not found elsewhere in the country. The name comes from the village's history of making weapons and armor for voievozi opposing Moldova. Legend says Stefan the Great

1. Presentation
Project carried out by:
•Dumitrescu Cristina
•Simion Andreea
•Sandu Felicia
Group 8204
The Faculty of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary
Medicine in Bucharest

2. The village of Ciocanesti
Ciocanesti is a village of the
story. Do you find him on the
Bistrita valley, on the road that
connects the Republic of Moldova
The Maramures, not far from the
Vatra Dornei.

3. On the placard hanging from
the entrance to read 'Village
Museum", for it is one of the
few Romanian villages who has
managed, in spite of the time,
to retain their architectural
harmony in a world obsessed
with newly tiled courtyard,
fireworks pompous modern
finishes and gratings of
stainless steel.

4. The name comes from the times
when the villagers faureau weapons
and armours for voievozilor hostile to
the Republic of Moldova.

5. The legend says that Stefan the Great
would have established the place of the
altar of the Putna Monastery unleashed in
midair an arrow made by the people of
these places.

6. More all the houses dyed ""
of "ciocanarilor" have painted
on the walls of the popular
reasons traditional floral,
which I did not find in any
other part of the country.