This week, I was challenged to write a report on the Bega river.
This river is 254 km long (158 miles) with 178 km (110 miles) in Romania and 76 km (47 miles) in Serbia. It originates in the Poiana Rusca mountains, which is part of the Carpathian range and flows into the Tisza River (tributary of Danube River). It flows across 20 towns in Romania, one of which is Timisoara, and 15 cities in Serbia, one being Titel where it is called Tisza.
In Timisoara, people removed big blocks of stone from the river, one of which with the same engraving found on a cobblestone on Union Square. They are still finding many things where they are dragging its waters. They are also many couples in love along the canal as well as plenty of restaurants.
Here are some pictures of Canal Bega in Timisoara:
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