Moldova: Hospitality and Identity

Alma Karabeg wanted to see more of our country, so she decided to explore the beauty hidden outside the city. We…helped her a little bit. Let’s see what did she discover!

Trip Moldova: Before visiting our country, what things came to your mind when hearing about Moldova?

Alma: Human Trafficking

Trip Moldova: What expectations did you have before starting the trip?

Alma: To see nature and authentic villages.

Trip Moldova: You wanted to see what’s “hidden” outside the capital, so you’ve been to Orheiul Vechi. How would you describe this experience? Alma: It was very beautiful. The nature is perfect. Orheiul Vechi monastery is very interesting. One can imagine how monks lived there. I could also make a wish.

Trip Moldova: What was totally unexpected for you, regarding the lifestyle in the village?

Alma: Draw-well.

Trip Moldova: The uniqueness of a Moldovan village lies in…

Alma: …tasty food, intact nature, peaceful places and very tasty fruit!!!

Trip Moldova: Autumn in Moldova means…

Alma: …still summer, but not the hot one.

Trip Moldova: When coming to Moldova, one shouldn’t miss… Alma: …visiting villages outside the city, taste great vines and refreshing lemonades, eat zama and mamaliga and баклажанная икра, visit great restaurants, visit festivals, Opera & Ballet, buy unique Moldovan fashion designs, walk in the parks, sit in the parks.

Trip Moldova: Despite being a small country, Moldova… 

Alma: …has great cuisine, rich history, hospitality and its identity.

Trip Moldova: After seeing how do people live in both in urban and rural areas, how would you define Moldova?

Alma: Big differences/ huge division line between center and periphery.

Trip Moldova: How did you find out about Trip Moldova?

Alma: I met the owner through another network.

Trip Moldova: What did you like most about our travel agency?

Alma: Very flexible, has designed the trip according to the needs, very communicative, reliable and quick.

Trip Moldova: Would you recommend us to other tourists?

Alma: Definitely! Thank you very much for this trip!