How many of you know who Aromanians are?

A small incursions into land’s history occupied by Romania today, will tell us that until the end of 18th century, the people living on these lands were known as Vlachs.

In time Vlachs have separated into various groups, one of them being Aromanians, a part of them still living in Romania as an emigrant community in Dobrogea region.

They speak the Aroumanian language, a Romance language related to Romanian, and sometimes classified as a dialect of it.

I came across this video and I was moved to see such resemblances.

I simply love traveling, and someday I will get to see and do all the things I want.

Until then though, this is a map of the places I have been, lived, and want to go to.

Obviously green marks the places I want to go to.

As this is my first post in this blog, I would like to start by sharing something that I find of great value and importance to me.

Romania

Let me introduce you to my country, a Land that only a few manage to see the Magic in it.