The Carpathian Mountains - geography facts and travel guide

The Carpathians are a "subsystem" of the Alps-Himalaya System, and are forming an arc throughout Central and Eastern Europe. The Carpathians are divided into three major regions: Western Carpathians, Eastern Carpathians, and Southern Carpathians. The Carpathians, stretching from the Czech Republic in the west along the border of Poland with Slovakia up to Ukraine in the east are known as The Beskids. Gerlachovský štít is the highest peak in the Carpathians, and there are 10 peaks over 2600 m high, all of them in the High Tatra Mountains.

Music used in video:
Song of Sadhana, by Jesse Gallagher, from YouTube Audio Library

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[masfiqratul]

From Childhood I had Fascination about Transylvania and When I went they're I surely didn't Regret the Landscape of Romania and Bulgaria is So Underrated

[Chrystabell]

Fantastic, passionate and informative! thank you

[bonnieblessing]

Great job! Very informative and good presentation. Makes me want to go there.

[ElizabethGrindon]

Thank you! Enjoyed very much and gained knowledge, as well!

[megamondx]

The carpathian mountains are a reference to the Hitman 3 map "Carpathian Mountains"

[Golbi]

Nice informational video, but I have one question: why are the images of the actual mountains mirrored??... I recognize many of them, but they are flipped as if viewed through a mirror...

[sharonbre]

What did Yiddish speakers call the Carpathian mountains?

[hunguy]

You know this is typical, you are describing the Carpathian Mountains, but you fail to mention that this mountain range formed the borders of the Kingdom of Hungary for over 1, 000 years. Was this intentional or you are just anti Hungarian and not interested about historical facts, and Geography. You are most probably a Rumanian who does not accept that Székely Hungarians exist still in the land of the Székely. For this comment I will be shadow banned?