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Exploring Bulgaria

The Republic of Bulgaria is one of the oldest states in Europe and is located at the southeastern tip of the continent right next to the Black Sea. It is the site of old classical Europe, managing to preserve most aspects of its ancient tradition – from its ethnic name to its language and even in its writing system. The country is an interesting travel destination for lovers of history and art connoisseurs. Travel back in time through the country’s historical artifacts, landmarks and museums, each one telling a story about how the ancient people of Europe lived.

Guided tours

Cultural tours are quite popular in a country that is rich in colorful tradition that has been preserved throughout the centuries. There are all sorts of tours that are available in Bulgaria and visitors are advised to take part in at least one of these guided visits to make their exploration easier. Hotels usually offer travel packages and such arrangements so feel free to inquire with your chosen accommodation facility for individual or group tours.

Alternatively, you can just choose to explore the cities on your own. The country is considered one of the best backpacking destinations in Europe because the cost of public transport is relatively cheaper and more user-friendly.

Cultural tours in Bulgaria features a chance for guests to be part of traditional festivities and interact with the local people living in small villages in the country. With these travel packages, you will be able to immerse yourself into the rich history that the country is famous for. Recreational activities are also available from any part of the country.

Sports and recreation

For the sports enthusiast, Bulgaria offers the services of ski resorts located in the winter tourist centers of Borovetz, Bansko, Pamporovo and Vitosha to name a few. Summer resorts are also available in the country but most of these are found in the cities of Sozopol, Nessebur, and St. Constantine and Helena among others.

Other sports activities that you can take part in include paragliding and hiking in the Central Balkan Mountains and biking tours around most of the quaint villages. According to the National Geographic, Orehovo and Narechen are two of the most picturesque villages in Bulgaria so you shouldn’t miss a chance to explore these areas on foot.

Natural World Heritage Sites

On your next visit to Bulgaria, make sure to visit some of the most beautiful World Heritage Sites that the country is especially proud of. The country was actually among the first twenty countries in the world that entered the prestigious international treaty that was established to protect and preserve cultural and natural heritage sites around the world. UNESCO has given the distinction of being heritage sites to nine key areas in Bulgaria including the Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak and Sveshtari, the Ancient City of Nessebar, Horseman of Madara, and the Srebarna Nature Reserve to name a few.

Bulgaria offers a wide array of sights to every which type of tourist so visiting the country is always a worthwhile experience for any traveler.

Hotels in Bulgaria