Moldova Travel Insurance

This European nation is situated along the northeastern Balkan region. Earlier it was known as Bessarabia and until 1812 it remained under Romanian rule. It came under the control of former Soviet Union on a number of occasions. In 1991, the nation finally gained its independence after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and since then it is known as Moldova. In 1992, it joined the United Nations. The official language of Moldova is Romanian and its capital city is Chi?inau. Moldova boasts of some of the finest museums in the region. For the art and history buffs, however, Pushkin Museum is a great place. The famous Russian poet, Alexander Pushkin, lived here for about three years between 1820 and 1823, and wrote classics such as 'The Prisoner of the Caucasus'.

The museum contains his personal belongings, his writing desk, his little cottage, and his Byron portrait. Moldova also has a museum for nature lovers. National Ethnographic & Nature Museum displays huge and rare exhibits from the fields of zoology, botany, and geology. A reconstructed dinothere skeleton—an elephant-like mammal that lived between 5.3 million to 1.8 million years ago—remains a star attraction here. The Bendery, built in the 16th century, is a popular Ottoman fortress appreciated for its architecture. Head out to the open-air historical compound of Orheiul Vechi to discover a 13th-century cave monastery. There are still a few monks who live and worship here. Relax at famous family parks such as Parcul Catedralei and Gradina Publica Stefan cel Mare si Sfînt. For visa-related information, contact the Consulate of Moldova in New Delhi. 

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