ロドピ山脈での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

To get there, you have to take a steep, signposted dirt road from the village itself. The road is shared, so you have to keep one thing in mind when descending.

Waterfall has dried up

Tsar Asen's Fortress As archaeological finds show, the fortress was built by the Byzantines in the 9th century to both monitor the passage to the White/Aegean Sea and to protect the Byzantine border in this area. In 1231, Tsar Ivan Asen II carried out a series of improvements to the fortress to strengthen it. This is evidenced by an inscription carved into a rock of the fortress. The fortress existed until 1410. It occupied the entire rock massif and had an area of 12 decares. The only remaining building from the fortress's past grandeur is the Church of the Holy Mother of God of Petrich, built in the 12th century. The fortress has been declared a National Cultural Monument.

Easily accessible. The area is very beautiful.

A wonderful place to seek salvation on hot summer days.

Unfortunately, the waterfall dried up at the end of September.

Almost like an open-air museum. Very nice and there are several souvenir stands.

Feels like being in Tuscany in terms of flair