The Devil’s Throat Cave is a captivating and mysterious destination situated in the heart of Bulgaria’s mystical Rhodope Mountains. This remarkable cave, rich in natural beauty and folklore, ignites the curiosity of all who venture within. For adventurers, mystery enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike, this underground wonder offers an[…]
The Symbolic Essence of Yordanovden On January 6th, Bulgaria celebrates Yordanovden, or Epiphany, a deeply symbolic holiday rooted in the Christian tradition of Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River. This day intertwines spiritual devotion, ancient myths, and vibrant rituals, creating a celebration that resonates with communities across the[…]
Nestled in the heart of Bulgaria, Veliko Tarnovo transforms into a winter wonderland during the holiday season. The city’s rich history, traditions, and festive spirit come alive in December. It creating a magical experience for residents and visitors alike. From ancient rituals to modern festivities, Christmas and New Year celebrations[…]
If you’re searching for an authentic Bulgarian experience, look no further than the Night at the Samovodska Charshiya Festival, held in the heart of Veliko Tarnovo. This vibrant annual festival transports visitors back in time to celebrate the rich heritage of the Bulgarian National Revival. It offers a modern twist[…]
On Thursday, September 5th, international volunteers from Morocco, Turkey, and Armenia, along with their supervisor, embarked on an unforgettable visit to the scenic area of Dryanovo, near Veliko Tarnovo. This visit was not just an escape from their daily routine, but a truly valuable experience that enriched both their teamwork[…]
When does an artist turn mistakes into masterpieces? Last night, July 19th, at 20:00, the gallery in Veliko Tarnovo came alive with the vibrant energy of Atanas Levakov’s latest exhibition, “Beyond.” Supported by the Municipality of Veliko Tarnovo and Tequila Bar Funky Monkey, the event showcased Levakov’s unique approach to[…]
On July 26th, a unique and heartwarming event took place in the serene village of Mindya, Bulgaria. Armenian and Turkish volunteers came together to organize a tennis tournament for the local residents, showcasing a spirit of unity and sportsmanship. The event drew the attention of many, especially the elderly, who[…]
Traditional, Bulgarian rebel games “Haidushka meetings ” was held on May 6, St. George’s Day, along the Haidushka Trail and on Slancheva Polyana, Karandila area in Sliven. This year, due to the great interest, in addition to carrying a bag of wine, a separate bonus game was organized for herdsmen[…]
When we talk about Bulgaria sometimes we mention interesting folklore traditions, such as the Kukeri Festival. Kukeri is a centuries-old tradition intended to chase evil spirits away. Men and boys dress up in furs and animal skins, put scary masks on their faces, and jump with huge bells tied around[…]
Greetings from snowy Sliven at Sinite Kamani Photo credit: Tamar Chkhikvadze
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