Buzău County is located in the southeastern part of Romania. It is known for its diverse landscapes, which include hills, valleys, and rivers. The county seat is the city of Buzău, which serves as an important cultural and economic center in the region. The area is rich in history and features several archaeological sites, including remnants from the Dacian civilization. Buzău County is also famous for its natural attractions, such as the Buzău Mountains and the unique mud volcanoes found near the village of Berca. These natural wonders draw visitors and contribute to the county's tourism.