Several beliefs contend that the Bucegi Mountains Plateau in Romania, particularly the Omu Peak region, contains the so-called “center of the Earth,” the location where heaven and earth meet.
There are legends concerning rainbows on sunny days, weird lights, and the ‘Energetic Pyramid’ that surrounds the Sphinx. The ‘Gate to Heaven,’ where exhaustion departs and the human body is bathed in good energy, is the location that piques the most attention. According to experts, we are dealing with the famous location between heaven and earth. It’s about a one-square-kilometer area with an unusual magnetic anomaly, a place with favorable benefits on the human body.
The Sphinx is one of Romania’s most famous landmarks, yet the enigma that its massive human head conceals has never been solved. No one knows for sure whether it was made by nature or by humans, but tradition has it that it was used as an altar by ancient Dacians to communicate with and worship gods. Others claim it is a crossroads of various energy lines, with the sun generating an energetic pyramid over the stone head once a year, on November 28th.
The ‘Gate to Heaven,’ according to expert mountaineers, would be found at the foot of Doamnele Mountain, on the road from Pestera to Doamnele. Another account claims that the mystical spot is on the way to Omu Chalet — Pestera, which is also on the summit of Doamnele Mountain. The Omu and Caraiman Peaks are said to create a perfect Pythagorean triangle close to the Old Lady, according to some (Batrana). Even yet, the odds of a rookie visitor discovering the location in the highlands are slim to none. Before 2000, the location piqued the curiosity of professionals, but the research were abruptly halted.
Megaliths, said to be rich in minerals, are said to convey energy to the human body. ‘The energy comes from those megaliths. They are only visible on the surface. It’s been said that weariness vanishes overnight. That is a minor aspect of your feelings, yet that location has the ability to heal ailments. Certain attachments may vanish when you construct a recreation-cure. Climber Cristi Iordache told Adevarul newspaper, “Perhaps these things shouldn’t be uttered.”
