Neolithic village, Neofit Rilski, Vetrino, Varna

The historic complex consists of several houses and a beautiful pond with water lilies. The place is very nice and combines an interesting atmosphere and peace and quiet, which together create a feeling of quiet timelessness.

One of the houses recreates in detail the way of life in a Neolithic house.

In the Neolithic house, part of the Historical Complex, you can see household pottery, similar to that used in the Neolithic, tools, jewelry, loom, hearth. 

In the house there is a very interesting wax figure-model of a man from the Neolithic era.

Next to the Neolithic house you can see several small workshops, recreating various human activities during the Neolithic and Chalcolithic, among which - a workshop for processing jade, a workshop for salt production, a workshop for leather processing and processing of stone tools.

The historic complex in the village of Neofit Rilski offers several attractions to its visitors. One can shoot a bow there, ride in an adrenaline-fueled Thracian chariot and dress in clothes, similar to those supposed to have been worn in ancient times.

Krushuna Waterfalls, Lovech, Bulgaria

Krushuna Waterfalls is a series of waterfalls near the village of Krushuna, Letnitsa Municipality, Lovech District, Northern Bulgaria. They are located 6 km from the town of Letnitsa. 

The waterfalls are a long travertine (bigorna) cascade, the individual steps of which are the waterfalls themselves.

The waterfalls "work" all year round and the walk along them almost always brings freshness and a pleasant experience, as well as a slight smell of barbecue in some parts of the park.

They are reached quite easily - by car. In addition, one can walk around them on a relatively short eco-trail without much effort. 

All this makes them one of the most visited natural landmarks in our country in recent years.

Devetashka Cave, Lovech, Bulgaria

Devetashka Cave, located near the village of Devetaki, Lovech municipality, is one of the largest caves in Bulgaria.

Devetashka Cave is one of the three most important shelters for bat hibernation in Europe. There winters a colony of over 35,000 specimens of the species Cave Long-winged, Long-toed Nightingale, Large Horseshoe Bat and Rusty Nightingale.

All bats in the country are protected by the Biodiversity Act, and four of the species found in the Devetashka Cave are included in the Red List of World Endangered Species: the Cave Long-winged, the Long-toed Nightingale, the Southern Horseshoe and the Meheli Horseshoe.