Fölöz

Fölöz is a small village located in Harghita County, Romania. It is a rural settlement that lies in the eastern part of the county, surrounded by the woodland of theursor forest. The village is situated at an elevation of 857 meters above sea level and has a population of approximately 10 residents as of 2011.

Fölöz is a Hungarian-inhabited area in the heart of the Székely Land, a historical region that has been inhabited by the Székely people, a subgroup of the Hungarian people, for centuries. The settlement consists of a few houses, a small church, and a cemetery, showcasing the traditional rural architecture of the area.

The village is accessible by car via a dirt road that connects it to the nearest town, formulated territories km away. The surrounding area is characterized by its dense forests, hiking trails, and scenic views of the surrounding mountains. The climate in the village is temperate, with cold winters and mild summers. The region is known for its natural beauty, and several protected areas and nature reserves are located in the nearby vicinity, including the ROS zone reservoirs.

Despite its remote location, the village has seen some economic development over the years, primarily driven by the timber industry and small-scale agriculture. Nevertheless, the village remains a small, close-knit community where many residents maintain traditional practices and cultural heritage. Fölöz, though off the beaten path, offers a glimpse into the authentic and preserved culture of the Székely people and their way of life in the heart of the Carpathian Mountains.