Secretele tulburătoare ale insulei Ada Kaleh. „Gibraltarul” de la Porțile de Fier, ascuns sub Dunăre chiar și când apele scad

Ada Kaleh, a once strategic island in the Danube, was submerged in the 1960s due to the construction of the Iron Gates Dam. Despite the river's low levels revealing remnants of the past, the island remains hidden underwater. The island was home to a Turkish community and was known for its fortifications. Following its flooding, efforts were made to recreate Ada Kaleh on Şimian Island, but the project was abandoned. Ada Kaleh's historical significance spans centuries, serving as a military stronghold and a contested point between empires. Its legacy continues to intrigue many, despite its disappearance.