Have not been to Transylvania in the last two decades, and find the countryside in full change.

We spent a day in Szék (Sic), finding only a few remaining traditional earth-wood buildings. We were lucky and found the old dance house, and a private ethnographic museum, run by a Dutch music lover Michael.

We were happy to stay there for a night and met a lovely Canadian couple wandering in the area. We had an evening meal together in the yard of the historic building followed by a good whiskey from Scotland.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3TpdM4iaVM&list=PL9EC599A8099E427C

Körösfő: a piqturesque village with 1400 inhabitants

The 13th-century church has a beautiful ceiling painted on wooden panels. The main building was fortified during the 15th century.

The view from the slope is stunning.

Izvoru Crişului 407340, Romani

Magyarvista - Vista

Another old 13th-century church in the middle of the village, on the top of the hill, surrounded by the walled cemetery.

https://sokszinuvidek.24.hu/mozaik/2022/11/25/erdely-mestergerenda-templom-magyarvista/