Bulgaria History & Statistics

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At the centre of South-Eastern Europe, exactly on the way from Europe to the Orient, is positioned a thirteen centuries old country called Bulgaria. Its territory is covered with high mountains. It is surrounded with beautiful valleys, the most famous of which is the Valley near town Kazanlak. It is called the Rose Valley - international tourist centre, that attracts many people here, especially at the beginning of June, when the famous oil-producing roses are blossoming. There are many forests here, a variety of natural springs, vineyards and gardens full of flowers, fruits and vegetables. Bulgaria flourishes with different animal species. Their number is nearly 13, 000 which is around 14% of all European animal species.

The country is rich in historical sightseeing - Thracian tombs, ruins from Roman and Byzantine times, monasteries and churches from the Middle Ages, places connected with the Osmanian slavery. The Bulgarian climate is moderate-continental, mild and suitable for sea traveling and rehabilitation. It is coldest here in January when the average temperature is around 0 degrees Celsius (32 Fahrenheit). The summer temperature can go above 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit).

The Eastern border with Black Sea is over 300 km long, and the seashore is internationally famous for its resorts Albena, Golden sands, Sozopol, Sunny Beach. It is worth the remark that the beaches are oriented Eastwards, and very few European beaches are positioned in that way. This is an advantage for every visitor to find romantic atmosphere and relaxation, beauty and/or attractions and nightlife.