Discover Moldova with #MOLDPRES: Western Moldova impresses through Tetcani Reserve - nestle of rare nature, century-old nature

Landscape Reserve Tetcani and old Turkish bridge  

The Tetcani Landscape Reserve, placed in the lower part of the Vilia river, north to the Tetcani settlement from the north-western Briceni district (at the Lipcani forest district, Tetcani, plot 35), represents a protected natural zone with an area of 164 hectares. The administration of this object is divided between the Edinet State Forestry Farm, responsible for 114 hectares and the Mayoralty of the Tetcani village, which manages 50 hectares.      

As landscape reserve, Tetcani is the most western one from Moldova, providing a captivating panorama of the natural beauty.

The vast ecosystem of the Tetcani Reserve

The forest ecosystems from the protected areas shelter numerous species of ephemeral end ephemeris plants, including traditional trees and bushes for the forestry area, with rare exceptions of exotic species.    

The stone bridge

The stone bridge is a bridge placed in Tetcani, Briceni district, Moldova. It is an architectural monument of national importance included in the Register of monuments of Moldova protected by state with No 185 (Briceni district). It dates back from the 18th-19th centuries.    

The impressive history of the Tetcani village

The Tetcani village is mentioned for the first time ever in a charter of Petru Șchiopul (Peter the Lame), Prince of Moldavia.  

Correspondent: Lilia Grubii