Treasures of Sepsiszék gathered in a beautiful album

An album dedicated to the natural and historical wonders of Sepsiszék, located in Lower Háromszék, invites readers on a visual journey. The collection begins with descriptions of the region's natural beauty and history, enhanced by Attila Mudrák's sharp, well-composed photographs. These images, some taken from aerial perspectives, possess an elemental power that makes viewers long to be present at their locations.

The book delves into the rich heritage of several towns. Sepsikőröspatak's Árpád-era Roman Catholic church, where medieval frescoes were rediscovered in the late 19th century, is featured. Gidófalva's church fortress on the Olt river's left terrace also holds similar treasures. Sepsibesenyő reveals ancient fragments of the Saint Ladislaus legend on the interior walls of its sturdy church.

Kilyén's oldest architectural monument, a unitarian church of medieval origin, boasts a well-preserved fresco cycle depicting the knight-king, presented in detail with numerous images. The album similarly details the church in Kökös. The fortified churches of Szacsva, Árapatak, and Nagyajta, the birthplace of Kriza János, also unveil their secrets. These are presented as Székely and Hungarian secrets – mysteries of survival, perseverance, and discipline that the book encourages readers to experience firsthand in Lower Háromszék.