Bologa

Bologa is a village located in the Cluj County of Romania. Situated in the northwestern part of the country, it falls within the historical region of Transylvania. The village is part of the Apahida commune.

The area around Bologa has a history that stretches back centuries, with evidence of settlement in the region dating to ancient times. Like many Romanian villages, Bologa's development has been influenced by its agricultural landscape and its proximity to larger towns and cities. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with farming practices common among the residents.

Bologa is characterized by its rural setting, featuring traditional houses and a landscape typical of the Transylvanian countryside. The village is served by local infrastructure, including roads that connect it to the wider region. Its population consists of Romanian residents, and the community maintains local customs and traditions. The natural environment surrounding Bologa offers opportunities for outdoor activities, with rolling hills and fertile land characterizing the terrain. The village remains a part of the administrative and social fabric of Cluj County.