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Ancient times

Travelnessto - guided tours and transfers · Varna

Have you ever wished to travel back in time? We invite you to a mystical journey through the ages Pick up at your convenience at around 09:00 am from your hotel in Varna or in nearby within 30 m radius resort areas. Our first stop is the natural phenomenon Stone Forest located just 15 km west of Varna. This place is mysterious and yet surrounded with good energy. We will go back as far as 50 million years ago. Walking time approximately 30-40 minutes. The journey continues for another 15 km westward, where in a small town called Devnya we’ll visit the so-called “Magic Spring” – a natural karstic spring, one of thirty such sources grouped together in seven larger complexes situated amidst lovely forests. Coffee break possible here. Approximate walking time 30-40 minutes. Next destination is the town of Provadia. It's a quaint little settlement home to some twenty thousand people nestled in quite scenic surroundings. Here there are two sites worth visiting; firstly the History Museum then secondly the ruins of Ovech Fortress which was established way back in the third century AD. Located atop a rock formation that rises almost 600 feet (180m) over the surrounding landscape this fort served as strategic outpost along trade routes between Central Asia and Western Europe. You have ample opportunity to explore these historical remnants taking roughly half an hour if interested but more likely closer to ninety minutes given its size and interest points. During our visits may–Sept when archaeological excavations take place additionally viewings include access to what used to be Bulgaria's most important centre for extracting table salt known today by its original Thracian name 'Solnitsata'. Also visible are parts of the earliest walled towns found anywhere across all of continental Europe! Time now for a hearty meal consisting of regional specialties enjoyed inside a cozy tavern setting. Return either directly to Varna city itself or else head straight towards wherever your accommodations might lie. General conditions apply throughout tour duration including potential changes due unforeseen circumstances beyond control etc., however every effort made ensure smooth operation according to plan outlined hereinabove. Enjoy each moment spent exploring history brought vividly alive before us once again thanks largely because modern technology allows certain aspects previously hidden forevermore come forth revealing secrets long lost buried deep beneath layers upon layers earth waiting patiently turn unearthed perhaps even centuries later than originally intended...

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Stay – Secret Mumdzhidam Kingdom in Rhodopes

YourPlovdivTrips · Plovdiv

A magical trip to Mumdzhidam Kingdom tailor-made for the true fans of wild nature. You will explore the authentic secret corners of Rhodope Mountains and you may also meet Tandzher - the only person still inhabiting the kingdom to this day - King of Mumdzhidam. We pick you up from an address of your choice in Plovdiv at 9 am. After an hour-and-40 minute long scenic car ride, we arrive in a small village in the Rhodope mountains where we park the car. We hike along a marked mountain path to the Kingdom of Mumdzhidam. The hike is two hours long in one direction; the terrain is comfortable. At Mumdzhidam, surrounded by stunning panoramic views, we'll enjoy a picnic lunch (a light snack provided). From Mumdzhidam, we walk back to the car and then travel on to the village of Sabaziy located at the base of Mount Belintash. Belintash is a mystical Thracian sanctuary hiding deep within the Rhodopes known locally as "the stone of knowledge." This name comes from local folklore, however upon visiting the ancient site visitors often find more rumors than actual historical evidence regarding its many alleged mysteries. Walking back takes approximately twenty minutes before getting back to the vehicle which drives us ten minutes away to reach the tiny settlement of Sabaziy. Parking near the bottom of the slope, we follow a half mile marker hiking route through fields until arriving at Stefan's house—homeowner and sole resident of the remote mountainous hamlet called Sabaziy. Checking...

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