Οι καλύτερες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι σε καταρράκτες στη Βουλγαρία

The water mirrors the trees. It’s not dramatic — it’s contemplative. A quiet place to sit, breathe, do nothing.

The temple was built in just one year under the patronage of the farmer Plamen Kolchev. The one-meter-high wrought-iron cross on the temple's dome was personally forged by the founder, master craftsman Nikolai Tomchev, who is known for his work on iron ornaments in two other temples in Lovchan. Translated with DeepL (https://www.deepl.com/app/?utm_source=ios&utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=share-translation)

Strengthening and refreshment in the shade

For me this was actually the finish of the hike. It was only when we got there that we realized we took the difficult trail (that information isn't offered on the other end of the trail, or at least we didn't see it). The trail was wet and because of that, it was at times a bit sketchy and dangerous. For the difficult trail it's recommended to use grippy shoes and hiking sticks.

A place to get coffee in the mountains is always great. It's not big and the offer is limited, but still a good place for a break. Be sure to bring cash and maybe try to learn a few words Bulgarian.

Beautiful and crystal clear water.

A dreamlike place with crystal clear water.

The rock overhang is very impressive.