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The favorite places of the Bulgarian travel bloggers in Bulgaria 2018

posted by Dario
Sep 4, 2018 2279 0 0
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Bulgaria, a tourist treasure that does not resemble  anything else in the world. It is small country but strong and courageous in spirit, it is not an economic giant but a historical titan. We do not have unmeasurable treasures, but on the other hand, we have some of the most inspiring mountains with pretty villages. And that’s only a small piece of what Bulgaria owns.

Because, when we think about it, Bulgaria is a true heavenly dream for all of us.

We invite you to a series of trips to the favorite places of some of the Bulgarian travel bloggers from АСТОМ (Association of the owners of tourist online media) who will not only prove you in how rich is the country we live in, but also inspire you for the next trip because adventures are inspiration for us all.

  • Maria from TravellingBuzz: Buzludzha
  • Lyubomira from Оgledaloto na Mira: Pirin village
  • Rado from Deca na planina: Ortsevo village
  • Dario from Exploring beyond Sofia: Viden peak
  • Rosie from Trips with Rosie: Kazashko village
  • Bilyana from Owl over the world: Ambaritsa hut
  • Panayot from Trips journal: from peak Malyovitsa to the lakes
  • Eli from Drumi v Dumi: Devil’s trail
  • Bistra and Nace from The magic of traveling: The lavender fields
  • Nadezda from Traveler diary: village of Bilka
  • Todor from Кashkaval tourist: village of Bardarski Geran
  • Stanislava from Sun and Sany: peak Bezbog
  • Ivelina from Travel with Piralkova: Yarkovo village
  • Petko from Po sveta i u nas: Belogradchick rocks

Maria from TravellingBuzz: Buzludzha

The monument of Buzludzha is one of the places that impresses with its grandeur. But apart from its impressive size, the UFO-like architectural phenomenon will definitely make you sad with its decaying structure.

Lyubomira from Оgledaloto na Mira: Pirin village

30 km west of Gotse Delchev. Tucked away in the mountains, quaint narrow streets, wooden barns, legends of dragons and stolen maids, a place entangled in history and old traditions.

Rado from Deca na planina: Ortsevo village

Ortsevo – the personification of the Rhodopi mountain: spaciousness, landscapes, peaks, hospitality, local food. A place that obsess you and pull you back, wherever you are.

Village Orcevo-panorama-2

Dario from Exploring beyond Sofia: Viden peak

Konyavska mountain is an unpopular destination that provides an authentic experience within the Bulgarian nature. The climbing of Viden peak (1487 m) is easy and pleasant and for the more adventurous people – I recommend to visit the place in winter.

Konyavska mountain-panorama

Rosie from Trips with Rosie: Kazashko village

Find wonderful sunsets in Kazashko, only 15 minutes from Varna. Turn right at the railway crossing and you’ll find a lovely meadow and two bridges.

Bilyana from Owl over the world: Ambaritsa hut

Ambaritsa hut is a favorite place of mine not only because of its location in the heart of Stara Planina but also because of the Blueberry Festival – one should experience this festival for themselves! If you love nature and blueberries, this is your place.

Panayot from Trips journal: from peak Malyovitsa to the lakes

The climbing of Malyovitsa Mountain passes through the picturesque Malyovitsa valley. Then follows the ridge – on the left Rila Monastery, on the right Urdini Lakes, at the front – the vast mountain range. And the end … The Seven Rila Lakes at a glance!

Eli from Drumi v Dumi: Devil’s trail

The Devil’s trail in the Rhodope Mountains is one of the most interesting places we have visited this year. The trail passes through many wooden stairways and bridges in the gorges of the Buinovska and Chatak Dere Rivers and climbs up to the high Tepe Bair Hill, where you can see an amazing view of the Eagle Eye.

Bistra and Nace from The magic of traveling: The lavender fields

Once you’re near, the aroma will lead you to the purple mix of emotions and happiness!

Nadezda from Traveler diary: village of Bilka

The village of Bilka and the adventure Kodzha Kaya – climb three peaks among picturesque natural sceneries, panorama view to the Tsonevo dam and the Balkan in all directions.

Todor from Кashkaval tourist: village of Bardarski Geran

With its Central European architecture and customs, its two imposing Catholic churches and its Banat Bulgarian population, Bardarski Geran ought to be one of the most curious villages in Bulgaria. Visit in February or August, when Bardarski Geran goes alive with its unique local festivals, the Faršángji Carnival and the Ball.

Stanislava from Sun and Sany: peak Bezbog

My favourite place in Bulgaria this year is snowy Bezbog in the Pirin mountains. As a winter sports fan, I was lucky to experience one of the heaviest snowfalls this year combined with amazing mountain views.

Ivelina from Travel with Piralkova: Yarkovo village

Nestled in the embrace of Vitosha mountain between forests and golden fields, is hidden a village called Yarlovo. Boldly temperamental and romantic, it grabs with its charm, countryside idyll and cozyness, bringing the smell of carelessness and childhood. My favorite place is the Megdan, where everyone gathers at laf mohabet drinking an aperitivo, while grandmothers are sitting around and discussing what’s going on.

Petko from Po sveta i u nas: Belogradchick rocks

The Madonna, The Horseman, The Monks, The Camel, The Lion and The Bear are not heroes of film productions but the names of the Belogradchik rocks. Every stone in the region has a history and a legend, full of heroism, unhappy love or other sufferings.

These beautiful stones began life around 230 million years ago. The man made “Kaleto” fortress, which was built in the III century. Throughout history, this fortress faithfully served Thracians, Romans, Byzantines, Bulgarians and Turks, until 1985.

Bend to the miracles of nature and the majesty of history.

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