Slanic

Slanic is one of the 14 towns of Prahova County, Romania, historically and currently known as a salt extraction middle, in addition to a spa metropolis, with salt lakes. Two villages, Grosani and Prajani, are administered by using the city. As its name suggests, maximum of Slanic's records and economic system are without delay associated with the presence of rather large quantities of salt underground, and even in open air. Slanic is likewise the name of the creek flowing thru the metropolis, tributary of Varbilau River, which in flip is a tributary of Teleajen River. The town is well-known for its salt lakes The Shepherd’s Baia Baciului,

The Green and The Red Lakes, in addition to for the Old Salina Veche and New Salt Mines. While salt remains being extracted from the New Salt Mine, the Old Mine is open to the general public now, being used as a spa, enjoyment middle and museum of the salt mining industry. International contests of Indoor Model Aircraft Flying take vicinity yearly inside the higher stage Mina Mihai of the Old Mine.