Via Transilvanica

Via Transsilvanica is a long-distance trail for walking, cycling and horse riding. It is about 1.400 km long and crosses Romania from Putna (in the North West part of Moldova) to Drobeta Turm-Severin (a city in the West part of Wallacuin), passing through more than 400 communities. It is the longest art exhibition in the World, with 1.400 hand-carved milestones along the entire trail.

RULES

The minimum number of radio contacts (QSOs) to get the award:

European stations:
10 QSOs on 10 different days during May 15, 2024 - November 30, 2024.
ER, E7, HA, LZ, OM, UR, YU, Z3, Z6, 4O, 9A: 5 QSOs on 5 different days during the period of activation. (because of the skip)

Other continents:
3 QSOs on 3 different days.

Only one QSO per day is counted, even if you make more than one QSO on the same day.
The awards will be granted only in November and December 2024. 
Via Transilvanica FT8/FT4 award will be granted ONLY for FT8 and/or FT4 QSOs.
Via Transilvanica SOTA and POTA award will be granted ONLY for SSB and/or CW QSOs.