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Zhaba Mogila Tomb

Zhaba Mogila’s Thracian tomb is situated several km away from the town of Strelcha . Archaeologist Georgi Kitov discovered the tomb in the 70s of the 20th century. Archaeologists believe that a Thracian ruler was buried there. The burial ceremony probably took place much after the construction of the tomb. The tomb dates back to the 5th and 4th century BC. It suffered plunders but archaeologists managed to find some interesting artifacts. A chariot and harness were found there. The tomb’s entrance was also preserved and the stones used...

Beglik Tash

One of the most mysterious and breathtaking sanctuaries in Bulgaria is situated four km away from the town of Primorsko in Ropotamo preserve....

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Mishkova Niva Complex

An ancient complex was discovered during research from 1981 to 1983 in the region of Mishkova Niva, three km southwest of the town of Malko Turnovo ,...

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Sashova Mound

Sashova mound was found in 1996 near the town of Shipka. It dates back to the 3rd or 4th century BC. Processed stone blocks were used in the...

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Mezek Tomb

The village of Mezek was once upon a time positioned next to the road from Tsargrad to Sofia and was burned down several times. Its residents later on...

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Sveshtari Tomb

In 1982, archaeologists discovered near the town of Razgrad a tomb that belonged to a Thracian ruler. The tomb is situated 43 km northeast of the town...

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Silistra Tomb

The most popular ancient monument in the Silistra region is the Silistra tomb from the end of the 4th century AD. It is considered one of the most beautiful...

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Kazanluk Tomb

Kazanluk Tomb is the first Bulgarian site included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. It was discovered accidentally in 1944. Historians believe it dates...

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Indipascha

Deep in the heart of mystical Strandzha you will find a hidden treasure. Veiled by the dense forests is a Thracian consecrated ground named Indipascha....

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Karadzhov Kamuk

The mysticism of the Rhodope Mountain region turns each landmark into a place surrounded by numerous legends. One such place is Karadzhov Kamuk (Karadzhov...

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Belintash

The secret of the rock phenomenon called Belintash still remains concealed. The ancient Thracian sanctuary is situated in the Rhodope Mountain region,...

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Svetitsa Mound

An ancient grave of a Thracian ruler was found in 2004 in the Svetitsa mound near the village of Kran. Fortunately, the grave was not robbed and the...

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Pomorie Beehive Tomb

An ancient beehive tomb is situated near the entrance of the coastal town of Pomorie . The tomb has been found under a mound in the Palekastro region....

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