Ce ascund apele Dunării la Porțile de Fier. Când nivelul fluviului scade, ies la iveală locuri cu istorii tulburătoare

The construction of the Iron Gates hydroelectric power plant drastically altered the Danube's landscape and submerged numerous communities. As water levels drop, remnants of these lost places resurface, revealing their haunting histories. The project, completed in the early 1970s, involved significant infrastructure changes and the relocation of thousands of residents. Notable historical monuments were salvaged, including the Trajan's Tablet, while others, like the Ada-Kaleh island, faced incomplete reconstruction. The area now hides various archaeological sites beneath the water, with locals occasionally spotting ruins as the river recedes.