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A 3-mile long cable car line ascends 3,400 vertical feet into the Rila Mountains from its lower station in Borovets. A gentle walk through alpine meadows and groves of stunted mugo pines brings you to the still waters of the Musala Lakes. A great way to familiarize yourself with Bulgaria's capital city. A serpentine road twists its way to the meadows of Popovo Livadi at the crest of the range before descending to the Mesta River. About the website Newsletter Archives Press Clippings Client Log-in Passport information (from U.S. Accommodations on June 21 are with shared bath facilities. After about an hour of walking, arrive at the shores of the Ribno Ezero ("Fish Lake"), the largest lake in the valley nestled against the headwall of the lower B�nderishki Cirque. After lunch, travel by vehicle across the southern Pirin Range. After the hike, depart for the town of Bansko at the foot of the Pirin Mountains. All around you rise the snow-flecked ramparts of the Rila Mountains. As its name suggests the Bulgaria Factbook is a source of basic information about Bulgaria. Ascend past the lovely Hvo�nato Ezero ("Juniper Lake") to gain the crest of the range. Ascend to gem-like lakes cupped in mountain basins, and revel in the joy of a ridgetop walk where you can let the mountain breezes sweep your cares away. At the end of the day, follow a trail past Dolnoto Ezero ("Lower Lake") and continue through meadows and woods to return to the trailhead. Before dinner, wander through the streets of the village, or possibly, ascend to the St. Boyana�s frescoes have undergone nearly 40 years worth of restoration work. Cool your heels at the pretty Popinol�shki waterfall before traveling the rest of the way to Melnik by vehicle. Day 5 Breakfast, lunch & dinner included Overnight in Bansko Start your exploration of the Pirin Mountains with a choice of hikes in the B�nderitsa Valley. Day 9 Breakfast, lunch & dinner included Overnight in Sofia This morning explore Kovachevitsavillage, set on a bench above the gorge of the Kanina River. Deep in a forested valley, contemplate the frescoes that grace the walls and ceilings of the Rila Monastery, a testimony to the pride and faith of the Bulgarian people. Descend into the Vasilashki Cirque and hike through the Demyanitsa valley to trail's end. Descend past the small tarns of the Spanopolski Ezera and on to the Yane Sandanski Chalet in the Popina L�ka area on the southwestern slope of the Pirin Range. D�lgo Ezero makes a good turnaround point, or you can continue to the saddle known as Todorina Porta for far-ranging Pirin vistas. Enjoy a walking tour of central Sofia including the imposing Aleksandar Nevski Cathedral and the eye-catching Church of St. Enjoy walks to Bulgarian mountain villages, and savor the pleasure of an overnight stay in a restored village kashta. Follow paths through streamside meadows and groves of pine. Following the tour of central Sofia, visit the Boyana Church, a World Heritage Site, in the village of Boyana (today a hill suburb of Sofia. From atop the bluffs near the Sveta Zona chapel, enjoy classic views over Melnik. From the chapel, the path descends easily through flowering meadows and woodlands passing the chapel of St. From there, enjoy a panorama of Rila�s high peaks. George chapel that crowns a wooded ridge-top above the village.5 The village of Kovachevitsa in the Rodopi Mountains 5 Hiking from Kovachevitsa.5 Inside a Kovachevitsa house. Green meadows accented with clumps of pine and picturesque boulders make for joyous walking at the start of the day. I found the architecture and culture�including music�[of Bulgaria] more stimulating than I had expected. I had seen your slide shows, so I wasn't surprised by the beauty of the mountains. If energy and interest permit, hike even further to Okoto Ezero ("Eye Lake"), and Sulzata Ezero ("Teardrop Lake"). If you choose, you can continue through the sandstone pyramids of the Melnik "badlands" to the exquisite Rozhen Monastery. If you�d rather, you can enjoy a morning hike to Hvo�nato Ezero before traveling by vehicle to the Yane Sandanski Chalet to meet up with those hiking across the mountains. In a traditional Bulgarian mehana, fine food, drink, and music cap off your adventure-filled days. In the afternoon, travel back to Sofia by vehicle. Introduce yourself to Bulgaria; a warm welcome awaits you! Its cobalt waters reflect the grandeur of surrounding peaks including the brilliant limestone summit of Vichren, highest in the Pirin. John of Rila set in lush, deciduous woods on the slopes of the valley. Later in the afternoon, depart for the Rila Mountains and the village of Borovets, your base for three nights.5 The peak of Musala (right) seen from Yastrebets cable car station. Learn more about the architecture and art of the World Heritage Boyana Church outside Sofia. Looking south, you�ll gaze upon the summits of Deno, Irechek, Malka Musala, Musala, and Aleko. Mountains of Bulgaria by Walking Softly Adventures - Explore the trails of the Pirin, Rila, and Rhodope Mountains. Nicholas Russian Church, SofiaDay 1Breakfast, lunch & dinner includedOvernight in Borovets From central Sofia, the bulk of Mount Vitosha (whose name means "twin peaks") dominates the view to the south and hints at mountain adventures to come! Note: Your hotel in Sofia on the evening of June 13 is included. Other Details about this Trip Dates: June 14-22, 2008 Trip Leaders: Asen Marinov, Krasimir Ivanov, and John Osaki Price: $3,150 Single room for entire trip: $275 Lodging: 10 nights in 4 or 3 star hotels and inns. Perhaps the most beautiful of these, D�lgo Ezero ("Long Lake"), is edged by granite boulders and clumps of mugo pine. Photo by Asen Marinov 5 Hiking beneath the sandstone pyramids of Melnik en route to Rozhen. Portions of the monastery, which was inscribed on the World Heritage list in 1983, date to the 14th century though a large portion of the monastery was reconstructed in the 19th century after a devastating fire. Printable Version of itinerary Other Resources A good place to start learning more about Bulgaria is the Travel Bulgaria website. Proceed further into the mountains heading for the series of lakes that adorn the floor of the upper B�nderishki Cirque. Relax on the shores of Ribnoto Ezero ("Fish Lake"), Trilistnika Ezero ("Three Leaf Lake"), or the beautiful Bliznaka Ezero ("Twin Lake") which are set like gems in the main part of the cirque. Retreat to the cool comfort of a mehana in the nearby village of Rozhen for a mid-day meal. Settle in for the night in the picturesque town of Melnik at the heart of a wine-producing region.5 The Georgiiski Ezera (lakes) on the hike across the Pirin. Sit under an ancient grape vine and absorb the special ambiance and tranquility of this place. Starting from the Vada Chalet, hike through woods and meadows into the basin. The Boyana Church was built within the compound of one of thirty five fortresses that once defended the city of Sredets (Sofia). The church consists of three buildings dating from the 11th, 13th and 19th centuries. The interior walls of the 13th century structure�the Kayolan Chuch (named after its donor) is covered with frescoes executed in 1259 in Byzantine style by an anonymous artist. The monastery�s five-domed Sveta Borgoroditsa church dates from 1834 and is dedicated to the Birth of the Virgin; the walls and domed ceilings of its external gallery are graced with brilliant frescoes that will take your breath away! The more difficult hiking option continues up the ridge past Ledenoto Ezero ("Icy Lake") eventually gaining the summit of Musala at 9,397 feet, the highest point in Bulgaria! The murals depict 240 figures in 89 scenes and comprise one of the most important collections of medieval paintings in Europe. The road then ascends into the Rhodope Mountains. The Sofia City Guide is a great little website that "cuts to the chase" with information on the city�things to watch for and watch out for! The Sofia Echo is Sofia's English language newspaper. The trails of the Rila and Pirin National Parks will take you into the heart of some of the wildest mountain scenery left on the continent. The United Nations World Conservation Monitoring Centre provides data on Pirin National Park including its history, administration, physical features and a list of important plant and animal species found in the park. This evening, enjoy traditional Bulgarian cuisine at a farewell dinner! Those who want more hiking can ascend to Bubreka Ezero ("Kidney Lake") adjacent to a sweeping, "Sound of Music-style" ridgetop meadow called Suhiya Rid. Today you have the option of hiking across the Pirin Mountains via the pass known as B�nderishka Porta. Tonight, a splendid Bulgarian meal awaits at a traditional mehana ("tavern"). Under an ancient grape vine, immerse yourself in the palpable peace of Rozhen Monastery. Visit the Rila and Rozhen Monasteries and overnight in a well-preserved Bulgarian mountain village. Wander amidst the strange sandstone pinnacles of the sun-soaked Melnik badlands. Wander through the lake-spangled cirque carpeted by flower-filled meadows. Weather permitting, we�ll ascend via the cable car on a 23 minute ride to the Yastrebets Chalet (7,710 ft). You can continue further along a well-built trail to additional lakes tucked away in higher basins. You can wander through the impressive 19th century monastery kitchen and along the multi-storied, arcaded verandahs that ring the interior of the monastery compound. Your breakfast tomorrow is also included.5 Hiking in the Pirin National Park. Your destination is the well-preserved village of Kovachevitsa (3,500 feet above sea level) where you�ll enjoy an overnight stay at a superb traditional kashta lovingly managed by the Kapsazov family.

Near Sofia , <Em>Bulgaria</Em> Vitosha <Em>Mountain</Em>

Vitosha Mountain, near Sofia , Bulgaria
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A city bus line No 61 and 261 is also available starting in Sofia quarter Ovcha Kupel (by Stadium Slavia). A lot of artificial reservoirs have been built in the lower parts of the mountain near the resort villages, the most beautiful among which is the Boyana reservoir (1906). A small tourist centre is formed around chalet Selimitsa (1300 m above sea level), in the northwestern range of the mountain. A starting point for this tourist centre is the village of Kladnitza (3 km. A unique natural phenomenon are the so-called "stone rivers" (moreni) - piles of huge rounded granite stones on many of the river valleys reaching up to 2 km in length and 50 m in width. Above it is the huge slope Stenata, one of the biggest natural ski tracks in Bulgaria. Adding to all these closeness to the biggest city, which is the capital city of Bulgaria - this explains why is this mountain visited and loved so much. After the invitation of the renowned writer and democrat Aleko Konstantinov 300 men and women then climbed Cherni Vrah - something incredible and unbelievable in those times. Aleko is also the starting point for climbing the highest peak of Vitosha -Cherni Vrah. All routes to the peak are marked by high metal pickets or pass by ski facilities, thus reducing to the maximum the possibility of one getting lost. All these are concentrated mainly along the northern slopes of the mountain, facing Sofia. All tourist chalets in Vitosha (about 15) offer lodging the price for which is 6-8 DM, and tasty dishes from the Bulgarian cuisine. Among the bigger rivers flowing to Iskar are Palakaria (39 km long), Valchi Dol, Selskata (Jeleznishka) river, Bistrishka (Stara river, Yanchevska river, Simeonovska river, Dragalevska river, Boyanska river, Perlovska river and Vladaiska river. An average of 140 days per year are very cold on Cherni Vrah - the maximum values in these days are negative and there are 222 frosty days (when only the minimum temperatures are negative). Another, smaller tourist centre is the Kopitoto (1350 m. Around it there are numerous pavilions, shops, cafes, rest houses, children playgrounds. Behind the chalet is the office of the Mountain Rescue Brigade (phone: 02/967 11 55). Besides on foot from Sofia quarters Knyajevo and Vladaya, to Zlatnite Mostove one can also drive along a 14 km road, starting in Sofia quarter Boyana. Cherni Vrah is quite inhospitable, having an average of 250 foggy days in the year and only 50 clear ones and it is one of most windy peaks in Bulgaria. Comparative data about Sofia and Cherni Vrah weather conditions: the average monthly and annual temperature - for the coldest month - January - in Sofia is minus 1.7° and on Cherni Vrah - minus 8.3°. During the Turkish yoke it was a centre of culture and dissent. Especially expressive and beautiful are the "Moreni" in the area of Golden bridges (Zlatnite mostove). Few are the big cities in the world, and capitals are even fewer, that possess such a natural advantage. For the warmest month - July in Sofia - 21.2° and for Cherni Vrah - August - 9.0°C. If you want to use them, please contact us! In old times this was a place where gold was washed out of the sands, hence the name of the place. In spite of its expressly compact nature, the mountain is conditionally divided into 4 main ranges - Northern, Eastern, southwestern and northwestern. It consists primarily of granite rocks, but there are Karst rocks as well especially in the Southern part. It has a slightly pro- longed profile from the northwest to the south- east. It is in the centre of Boyana (bus line W 64). It is open to visitors every day of the week. It rises immediately above Sofia and is one of the symbols of our capital. It takes a15 minutes walk from there to reach the interesting Monastery Saint Nicolas. Its total length is 415 km, 290 of which - on Bulgarian territory. Marked tracks lead to chalet Ostritsa (1 hr), chalet Edelvais (1,5 hrs.), peak Selimitsa (1,5 hrs.), peak Cherni Vrah (2.5-3 hrs), the village of Chuipetliovo (2.5-3 hrs.). Marked tracks to Zlatnite Mostove start here (1 hr.), the chalet Planinets (0.40 hrs.), Momma Skala (0.45 hrs.), Esperanto (0.40 hrs.), etc. Matnitza, Kladnishka and Ftudarshtitza rivers are among its biggest tributaries from Vitosha. Most notorious here is the phenomenon we mentioned above - the "moreni". Near-by shops, cafes, restaurants offer wonderful opportunities for pleasant stay. Of course there are lots of facilities to add to the comfort of skiers - elevators, snowlevelling trucks, special marking, etc. On the peak itself, besides the meteorological station and the base of the Mountain Rescue Brigade (phone: 02/967 11 28), there is a tourist station where one can find shelter in bad weather (no beds however). Only 7 per cent of the days on Cherni Vrah are windless. Part of the Balkan watershed, dividing the basins of the Black Sea and the White Sea passes along the mountain. Similar phenomena can be seen in other Bulgarian mountains too, the Vitosha Moreni however being unique. Since 1935 a meteorological station has been operating on Cherni Vrah, with many posts, mostly in the chalets. Since then thousands of hikers climb the peak every year on this day. Small resort villages, some of which are Sofia suburbs now, surround almost the whole mountain. Some of the highest and well known peaks are here - Golyam Rezen (2277 m - the second after the Cherni Vruh), Malak Rezen (2191 m), the interesting Golyam Kupen (1930). Still it is not recommended to climb the peak in bad weather! The average annual temperature in Sofia is 10.5°C and at Cherni Vrah - 0.3°C. The average precipitation rate on Cherni Vrah (mostly snowfalls) is 1178 I per sq. The cabin elevator starting from Knyajevo reaches this place, bus line 62 from Ovcha Kupel is also available. The chalet is the starting point of the Bulgarian section of the European hiking route E-4. The church is included in the list of UNESCO of most valuable works of arts. The Church of Saint George in Bistritsa is located on the place where the main monastery of Sveta Gora was in the past. The city below is Sofia The Northwestern part borders the Lyulin Mountain and is called Silimishki. The date 27 August 1895 is considered to be the beginning of the organized tourist movement in the country. The Dragalevtzi Monastery was founded under the reign of King Ivan Alexander in the middle of the 14th century. The eastern edges of the Rezen peaks are particularly expressive - they offer a site for Alpine rock climbing. The Eastern part, also called Kupenski, borders the Plana Mountain. The first is at about 1800 above sea level in the Eastern part of the mountain and is one of Bulgaria's biggest ski centres. The four main ranges of the mountain pile together to Cherni Vrah peak (2290m) as a true centre of the mountain. The hotel restaurant Zlatnite Mostove is under re- construction now. The longest and biggest river taking its rise from the Vitosha Mountain is Struma. The marked tracks are typically broad alleys, very good for mountain hiking. The price per bed is 3-5 DM (phone,: 02/67 11 13). The ridge beginning at the Samara peak (2108 m) and then continuing with the peaks Silimitca (2014), Ostretc (1836) and Ostritca (1696) dominates it. The slopes of the Northern range descend steeply to the Sofia plain above which dominates the Kamen Del Peak (1862 m) after which this range is also called the "Kamendel range". The southwestern range is the largest but least visited in the mountain. The south-western rivers flow to river Struma and then to the White Sea, while the Eastern, Northern and some of the Western - through Iskar river and then the Danube flow to the Black Sea. The steep climb, at a difference of altitude of approximately 500 m. The well-known Vitosha resort and ski centre Aleko is located in the Eastern part as well. The winter in the high parts of the mountain lasts between 5 and 7 months, and truly summer months are only July and August. The year 1934 saw the establishment of the first national park in the area of Vitosha aimed at preserving for the next generations the beauties of the mountain. There are a number of valuable historical monuments here, the most popular among them being the Boyana Church (1259), the frescos in which are the best of their kind in Europe retained from these early times. There are mineral water springs in some of the villages mentioned above - Rudartzi, Knyajevo, and Jeleznitza. There are more than 100 lodging places with almost 6000 beds (not counting beds provided in near-by villages), two Gondola lifts, numerous chair lifts, catering facilities, mountain shelters, kilometers of asphalt roads. There are several rest houses and restaurants there. There are signs showing all tracks, and occasionally - information boards. There are two main tourist centres - Aleko and Zlatnite mostove (The Golden Bridges). There are two special ski tracks down the hill (Aleko- Dragalevski Monastery and peak Ushite - Knyajevo). There are two stations of the Mountain Rescue Brigade in the area of Zlatnite Mostove - near chalet Tintyava (phone: 02/ 957 47 03) and in the area called Ofeliite. There is a Gondola lift to the Aleko challet. There is also a tourist chalet Aleko with 88 beds in 3 suits and rooms of 2, 3, 4, 8 and more beds. There is an interesting phenomenon featuring the Vitosha climate - the inversion (mostly in December and January). There were lakes in the past but they have been drained due to ore mining. This happens at an average of 15 days per year. To the North of the ridge is the specific Vladaiski Cherni Vrah (1641). Under this crown of peaks spreads the reserve "Bistrishko branishte". Vassil Levski was often sheltered here and a secret revolutionary committee was established in the monastery in 1873. Vitosha is a typical dome-like mountain - one of the few in Bulgaria. Vitosha is the cradle of hiking tourism in Bulgaria. Vitosha Mountain is the most significant part of the Plana-Zavala Mountain system. Vitosha, nevertheless, has been developed. When Sofia is covered by thick fog and cold, the Vitosha Mountain shines in sun and warmth. With an average wind speed of 9,3 m/s it occupies the second place among the monitored peaks after the Murgash Peak in Stara Planina (10.3 m/s) and before Botev Peak (9,1 m/s) and Musala (7,6 m/s). With its highest peak - Cherni Vrah (2290 m.) it occupies the fourth place among the Bulgarian moun- tains. Zlatnite Mostove (Golden Bridges) is the other popular tourist centre, located at an altitude of 1400 m. Zlatnite Mostove is also a starting point to Cherni Vrah (about 3 hrs.), which route passes by one of the oldest and most beautiful chalets - Kumata (1 hr.) and the ski centre Konyarnika, which is 15-20 min.

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Ilieva was sceptical about the prophecy but decided to give it a try."I crossed the fire several times and got no scorches at all but thought it was by chance. Only the drum echoes primitively across the mountains.The nestinars dance around the circle, carrying icons and then suddenly walk through the fire. Their feet sometimes touch lightly and sometimes press down in hard circular motions, crossing the coals until they put down the blaze.Their faces are pale and their eyes half-closed. Then you will not feel the heat," added the 57-year-old retired librarian.DESTINED TO FIREDANCESome 13 years ago, Ilieva had a vision of an elderly woman who told her she will become a fire dancer.

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