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Bulgaria offers a variety of tourism opportunities for those interested in more traditional, as well as alternative, destinations. The country is well-known for the relatively low prices in both its mountain and seaside resorts, though you can also find 5 star accomodation in the resorts, if that is what you are looking for. |
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Just a flight away
There are currently four ways to get to Varna from Sofia: by car, by bus, by train and by plane. Traditionally, the first three options have been the choice for Bulgarians for the past 19 years, simply because flying to Varna has had the reputat.....| Read more
Troglodytes in Turkey: The underground world of CappadociaBy Vladislav MihaylovCappadocia, a....
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The hilly route to the sea
Text: Elitsa GrancharovaThe hilly route from Sofia to the Black Sea starts at the edge of Bulgaria’s capital and of course passes through Plovdiv’s hillocks, but from there it goes to the south through the Rhodope, Sakar and St.....| Read more

All that jazz
Text Elitsa SavovaBansko may attract thousands of tourists in the winter with its well-groomed ski runs, but it has never been quite the in-place to visit in summer. That looks set to change because if one event shines like a pearl among the num.....| Read more

Following the blue river
Alex Bivol takes a Danubian road trip from Vidin to SilistraHaving crossed the Danube dozens of times, the mighty expanse of water long ago became just another marker of progress on my travels hither and there. Sure, its beauty has long been sun.....| Read more
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