The tune comes from a folksong, which is called the "ancient Székely anthem".
The pictures - except the one with the gate - were taken in Transylvania. The one with the gate was taken in Máriabesnyő, which place is a famous shrine and it can be found in Hungary, in the outskirts of Budapest.
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