Romania’s largest gastronomic festival, Taste of Transylvania is set to return for its third edition from September 12-15 in the picturesque Boroș holiday village in Lunca de Jos the festival promises to be bigger and better blending traditional Transylvanian cuisine with fine dining experiences crafted by Michelin-starred chefs making it an unmissable event for food lovers The festival has established itself as more than just a celebration of food, offering participants a chance to experience the richness of Transylvania’s culinary traditions while showcasing the innovative creations of some of the world’s best chefs. Taste of Transylvania aspires to position the region as a top destination for culinary tourism, with its fusion of timeless traditions and cutting-edge gastronomy. Michelin-starred chefs will present reimagined versions of beloved local dishes bringing a fresh take on traditional flavors From rustic zacuscă (a vegetable spread) to intricate fine dining plates the event will offer an eclectic array of gastronomic delights all prepared with the highest standards of culinary artistry renowned Romanian chefs Cezar Munteanu and Alex Petricean will lead the festivities and roundtable discussions with experts from the HoReCa industry Festival-goers can also enjoy musical performances by well-known artists For those seeking family-friendly activities, the festival offers a diverse range of entertainment, including traditional games for children, film screenings, and interactive workshops at the Skanzen guesthouse mill, where participants can learn the art of pasta-making. A standout event at this year’s festival is the community potato harvest, which will take place on Saturday. Attendees will have the opportunity to take part in this traditional activity, with various prizes up for grabs, including the grand prize of an electric bicycle. The festival not only celebrates Transylvanian cuisine but also highlights the region’s vibrant cultural heritage Taste of Transylvania features performances and workshops designed to immerse visitors in the region’s traditions offering a wide variety of culinary and beverage experiences Through the fusion of local tradition and international gourmet flair Taste of Transylvania is fast becoming a landmark event in Eastern Europe’s culinary landscape By partnering with the Visit Harghita tourism promotion program the festival continues to raise awareness about the region’s gastronomic treasures “We are delighted that this year we have a complete festival because gastronomy is what Taste of Transylvania is all about the main message remains the same: we continue to want to protect and transmit the values of Transylvanian gastronomy and traditions but this time we’ve taken the event to a new level and proposed a more varied With only a few days left until the festival excitement is building for what promises to be a truly memorable event Whether you’re a culinary enthusiast or just looking to experience the heart and soul of Transylvania this festival is sure to offer something for everyone We use cookies for keeping our website reliable and secure providing social media features and to analyse how our website is used This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The €283,000 infrastructure project involved the rehabilitation of the access road including asphalt surfacing and the construction of 487 square metres of pavement for pedestrians the installation of a car park of 1300 square metres four streetlamp poles and the installation of guide signs The renovated section of the road contributes to boosting the economic development and touristic appeal of the region as Beleu Lake is part of the Prutul de Jos Biosphere Reserve included in the UNESCO World Network in 2018 The event took place within the BELEU BIO FEST festival cultural and gastronomic heritage of the Slobozia Mare region and Lunca de Prutului de Jos Visitors of the event enjoyed a number of activities such as bird watching “We thank the European Union and UNDP Moldova for the opportunity to access projects that contribute to local infrastructure development The renovation of the access road to Beleu Lake was included in the development strategy of the locality since 2016 and thanks to the ‘EU4Moldova: Focal Regions” programme this important project for our locality was completed and with it the area of Lunca Prutului de Jos gained added value becoming a tourist attraction,” noted Valentina Carastan Road rehabilitation supports efforts to create economic opportunities for small local producers tourism service providers and the population at large This will create better living conditions for local people and generate more income and new jobs “This road is one of the many infrastructure investments supported by the European Union I hope that more local citizens and international tourists will be encouraged to enjoy the natural wonders of this place In the framework of the ‘EU4Moldova: Focal Regions’ Programme the European Union provides almost €23 million grant funding for a more prosperous future for the citizens of Moldova This will be achieved through investments in quality local public services support to employment opportunities and business development and setting foundation for participatory & sustainable regional development,” said Adam Grodzicki Deputy Head of the Cooperation Section of the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Moldova.  “Promoting the cultural and tourist heritage of this special area such as Lunca Prutului de Jos is of particular importance and brings multiple benefits for both the local community and its visitors It contributes to increasing the attractiveness and visibility of the region has a positive impact on the local economy preserves and renews cultural traditions and contributes to the sustainable development of the community,” said Valeria Ieșeanu Planning and Partnership Development Specialist The construction work took place between June 2022 and August 2023 “EU4Moldova: Focal Regions” programme (2019-2024) supports smart and sustainable socio-economic development in Cahul and Ungheni regions to bring a better quality of life to citizens The programme has a total budget of €23 million is financed by the European Union and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).  You don't have permissions to access this page Am citit si sunt de acord cu 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