Halmasd

Halmasd is the village of residence of the commune of the identical name in Salaj county, Transylvania, Romania. The lines of living on those lands had been highlighted by way of the severa archaeological discoveries at the territory of the commune, which prove the presence of the fortified settlements since the Iron Age. Halmash become referred to in 1341. Exploiting the tourism capability may want to propel the settlement financial system.

The vacationer visiting Halmadsd will be impressed with the beauty and price of the natural and anthropic landscapes of the "St. Dumitru" church within the center of the village, the water mill on the Valea Morilor, the splendor of Lapis Forest, the conventional hospitality, conduct and folklore preserved on this fire of historic habitation. The village's economic system is predominantly agricultural, based totally on the way of life of the plants. The locality is likewise known as an important fruit-growing basin of Salaj county. The former "Sf.Dumitru" church in Halmads village is indexed at the "List of Missing Historical Monuments", elaborated by the Ministry of Culture and Religious Affairs in 2004.