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Southern Bukovina is the part of historical Bukovina now in Romania. It consists of the Suceava county.

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Map of Southern Bukovina

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The region is famous for its Painted Monasteries - some of them listed as UNESCO world heritage sites.

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  • Eight churches (seven in Bukovina) in the region make up the World Heritage site "Churches of Moldavia":
  • 1 Putna Monastery (Mănăstirea Putna). Putna Monastery (Q1088525) on Wikidata Putna Monastery on Wikipedia
  • 2 Hermit Daniil's Cave (Chilia lui Daniil Sihastrul). Daniil Sihastrul's hermit house (Q12723994) on Wikidata
  • 3 Moldovița Monastery (Mănăstirea Moldovița). Moldovița Monastery (Q1075172) on Wikidata Moldovița Monastery on Wikipedia
  • 4 Sucevița Monastery (Mănăstirea Sucevița). Sucevița Monastery (Q611070) on Wikidata Sucevița Monastery on Wikipedia
  • 5 Dragomirna Monastery (Mănăstirea Dragomirna). Dragomirna (Q289153) on Wikidata Dragomirna on Wikipedia
  • 6 Arbore Church (Biserica Arbore). Arbore Church (Q684811) on Wikidata Arbore Church on Wikipedia
  • 7 Church of the Holy Cross, Pătrăuți (Biserica Înălțarea Sfintei Cruci, Pătrăuți). Church of the Holy Cross (Q1243513) on Wikidata Church of the Holy Cross, Pătrăuți on Wikipedia

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The road to Borsa (no. 18) is catastrophic. It is full with holes, so unless you really need to travel, choose another direction. For a distance of 25 km, you can go at the maximum of 20 km/hour. Also, with motorcycles you really need to choose another direction.

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