Traveling Life

Traveling is not just about places you see, but also about the people you meet and the authentic experiences you share. In the heart of southern Moldova, in Roșu village near Cahul, travelers are welcomed into a home that offers more than accommodation – it offers a window into Moldovan culture, cuisine, and traditions. This is “Moldovan House”, my guesthouse listed on Airbnb, where I invite people from around the world to live the true Moldovan experience. Stay with a Local Host As your host, I open the doors of my home to travelers who are curious about Moldova’s lifestyle and heritage. Through ** Airbnb’s trusted social travel network **, you can book your stay easily and securely, knowing that you are welcomed as a guest but treated as a friend. Taste Traditional Moldovan Cuisine At “Moldovan House,” food is at the heart of the experience. Guests can enjoy home-cooked meals prepared with fresh produce from my permaculture garden. From rustic dishes like *mămăligă* with cheese and s...

Late summer and early autumn are the most generous months in the EcoCostel garden. The land comes alive with color, flavor, and the abundance of fruits and nuts that ripen one after another. This natural cycle not only fills the table with seasonal delights but also provides a precious store of vitamins and energy for the colder months ahead. A Symphony of Fruits and Nuts In August and September, the garden transforms into a living pantry. Figs soften in the sun, apples grow sweet and crisp, grapes swell with juice, and red bright dogwood  berries  and  brown  bright  jujube berries add their tangy touch. At the same time, hazelnuts and Greek walnuts fall into baskets, bringing their earthy richness. Each harvest follows its own rhythm, ensuring that something fresh is always ready to enjoy. Preserving Nature’s Wealth The beauty of this season is not only in the fresh taste but also in the possibility of preservation. Dehydrated fruits and carefully stored nuts ...

BNB **EcoCostel** carries a unique story that begins with a dream, a name, and a group of young travelers. Long before it became known under today’s title, the place was called **CostelHostel**, a name born from its founder’s first name, Costel, and the spirit of hospitality that shaped the project. The Couchsurfing Beginning In 2014, during one lively August, Costel hosted a group of young people, 23 travelers, through Couchsurfing. They loved the warm atmosphere, the simplicity of village life, and the sense of cultural exchange. Their encouragement motivated him to start a blog and to think of hospitality as something bigger than just sharing a couch. At that time, Couchsurfing had already made him one of the most known hosts in Moldova. He was the only one who had welcomed more than 100 travelers from around the world. While many young Moldovans used connections through Couchsurfing as a step toward emigration, Costel chose a different path. He stayed. He remained rooted in his vil...