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Romania
Transport
Hitchhiking works extremely well all around the country though...IT'S PAYING! unless you clearly state in advance that you want a ride for free (usually asking: "gratis"->for free, or "fara bani"->no money; it's enough to avoid paying lifts).
In some cases you might find yourself in uncomfortable situations when your driver (who already accepted to pick you up for free) pick up other local payinghitchhikers (nearby cities there is this status of "navetist" who pay the price of the bus if a random car stop before the bus scheduled time) who actually do pay for short distances while you kind of freeload for much longer ones..
Companies
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Accommodation
Spontaneous hospitality and hospitality exchange work generally very well.
Wild camping is widely tolerated, especially for short period of time.
Food
Usually quite cheap for standard european prices, not as much as other neighbouring countries (e.g. Moldova and Ukraine).
Connectivity
Quite good wi-fi coverage, not so many internet cafés.
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Cities
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Romania is a very interesting country in Eastern Europe.
Romanian is a latin language with many influences from Slavic and Turkish languages, and can be fairly understood knowing some other languages of the same family (Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, etc).
In Transilvania most of people are native Hungarians, even though they can speak and understand Romanian.
Lots of youngsters will understand English pretty well, though if you intend to hitchhike or pass through villages and isolated areas you might want to learn a bit of local languages as usual. Unfortunately Romenia,more old people than youngsters,are also very racist and xenophobic,specially if you dont looks europenean (white). There is diferents levels,but if you are(or even looks like) Arab,Roma(Gipsy)or Black,you can feel it,more in the south than Transylvania. trash:Romania couch:Romania