Why is Transylvania regarded as creepy?

[Turul Karom]

I think it's creepy because it's associated with the Huns. They were creepy and evil.

That's just not true. If you're really interested in learning and witnessing some great sights, as well as expelling prejudices about Huns, see here.

[Turul Karom]

I think it's creepy because it's associated with the Huns. They were creepy and evil.

That's just not true. If you're really interested in learning and witnessing some great sights, as well as expelling prejudices about Huns, see here.

[Blondie]

Attila's domain was actually more in Transylvania than Hungary. Few know that.

Not really, Attila's capital was in Csepel, south Budapest.

[Benyzero]

Not really, Attila's capital was in Csepel, south Budapest.

Csepeli vót a báttya lol

[Aspirin]

Mix of western and eastern cultures give Transylvania this haunting vibe, and the ethnicities of very different background, plus the local nature which looks very wilde till today.

For example, only in Transylvania you can see old catholic churches with Gothic architecture covered with orthodox paintings both inside and outside.

[War Chef]

That's just not true. If you're really interested in learning and witnessing some great sights, as well as expelling prejudices about Huns, see here.

Not really, Attila's capital was in Csepel, south Budapest.

The Pannonian steppe (Puszta in your language) was the goal target of all kinds of Turkic nomads, because they need it to survive for their horses to eat. Pontic steppe is not as lush and grassy so Pannonian steppe was top-tier to the Huns. A lot of it is inside Romania, but I was a little wrong most of it is in eastern Hungary.

[Turul Karom]

Double post. No clue how it happened an hour later. Weird.

[Turul Karom]

Very true about lifestyle then, and it was good for nomadic defense. However now being so flat with mechanized warfare and settled crop growing it is difficult to defend against attacks.

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