Ungheni
The district of Ungheni lies in western Moldova on the left bank of the Prut River. It shares common borders with Romania to the west, as well as with the domestic regions of Falesti, Singerei and Telenesti to the north, Calarasi to the east and Nisporeni to the south. The district's scenery is dominated by the southernmost parts of the Codri Heights. They are an attractive destination for nature lovers, keen hunters and sports fans with their thick forests, rich wildlife and plenty of medieval mansions and castles. The west of Ungheni is occupied by the deep valley of Prut River, which forms the frontier with Romania. It is a crucial thoroughfare of international importance, as well as a preferred summer refuge for holidaymakers in the summer heat. The administrative centre Ungheni is a major railway hub between Romania and Moldova. it is also one of the oldest towns in the country and attracts guests with copious museums, libraries, cinemas and the Palace of Culture.