Tatlini

Tatlini is a small, unincorporated community located in Prahova County, Romania. It is situated in the historical region of Wallachia, approximately 20 kilometers northeast of the county capital, Ploiești. The community is part of the larger commune of Poenari.

The primary economic activity in Tatlini has historically been agriculture, with the surrounding land being fertile for crop cultivation and animal husbandry. Like many rural Romanian settlements, Tatlini has experienced a gradual decline in its younger population as individuals have sought employment opportunities in larger towns and cities.

The area is characterized by rolling hills and a landscape typical of the southern Carpathian foothills. Access to Tatlini is primarily by road, with local transport connections linking it to nearby towns and administrative centers. The community's infrastructure includes basic amenities, though access to specialized services may require travel to more populous areas.

Tatlini maintains a traditional rural character, with a focus on community life and local customs. The natural environment surrounding Tatlini offers opportunities for outdoor activities, though tourism is not a significant economic driver for the area. The settlement's development is closely tied to the broader economic and demographic trends affecting rural Romania.