Discover Bozhentsi, Bulgaria—a National Revival-era village near Tryavna, known for its preserved 19th-century houses, stone bridges, and rich folklore.
Nestled on the southern coast of Bulgaria's Black Sea, Ahtopol is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. The village's name is derived from the Greek words "Agathopolis", meaning "City of Love".
The aerial photo of Vacha Reservoir in Bulgaria is tranquil as quaint water houses float on the 160-meter-deep sapphire waters, forming a harmonious connection between human habitation and the surrounding environment.
Discover Bulgarian music through its folk regions, traditional instruments, female choirs, wedding music, classical composers, rock bands, pop stars and chalga culture.
Bulgaria has one of the EU’s highest Natura 2000 land coverage rates, at about 35%. This short analysis explores what that means for ski resorts, seaside development and the country’s late-development challenge.