Wow, Bulgaria is absolutely spectacular man! Amazing work
@faceofdeadАй бұрын
Epic!!! Bulgaria has it all
@tonipetrov7663Ай бұрын
Thank you fot this video ❤🇧🇬
@filipfilipov8716Ай бұрын
Skyrim... never tought that.. Fits perfectly.
@odalv316Ай бұрын
Turnovo was referred to as the Third Rome once the Crusaders sacked Constantinople. Thank you for visiting.
@helendennis766224 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for showing me some of the most amazing places in the country I now call home ❤️ As always, when you live in a place you don’t always get to see the best parts, normal life gets in the way! I have not been to a lot of the places you visited - Plovdiv being the exception, I love that city and it’s only 90 minutes from home and I’ve got to know it quite well. So now your itinerary became my wish list! If you are ever here in Bulgaria again I would happily be your driver if you will be my tour guide- you saw more in a few weeks than I have seen in years here 😂 I’m really enjoying your other videos, not sure I’ll ever get to explore as far as you have so it’s great to be living vicariously ❤
@indietraveller21 күн бұрын
@@helendennis7662 Hah it's funny how that goes... it's same for me and my home country The Netherlands, which I don't know nearly as well as other places. Glad you enjoyed this, we must team up next time then! 😄
@ikhalidsant-moritz118Ай бұрын
Best Travel KZbinr Ever.
@Matt-CarterАй бұрын
So good! I do not understand why his videos don’t have more views.
@mdrimel4946Ай бұрын
Wow
@mitkodimitrov8396Ай бұрын
Check,Devil's trouth cave,near Trigrad-the entrance for Underworld,where Orpheus go,to search,for Evridika,and Belingtash Sveta gora.Healt and happynes
@FaizAbderrazak16 күн бұрын
C'est le paradis au sens propre du mot
@yvstarАй бұрын
There is indeed an archeologist here, quite possibly the most famous one in Bulgaria, who is known as the Bulgarian Indiana Jones so you may have actually met him. He's name is Nikolay Ovcharov and is a kind of a big deal :)
@indietravellerАй бұрын
Hah I love there is actually someone called that! I somehow doubt it is the man I met but that's great 😁
@0xe84926 күн бұрын
@@indietraveller next time if you visit Lovech again, check the The Krushuna waterfall also. Anyway the covered bridge is not the original one. The original one was made from wood and it burned in 1912 if I am not mistaken.The bridge was rebuild during the 30th I guess. Also another interesting fact is that Second Bulgarian Empire was established in Lovech in the fortress that you was. The piece agreement between Bulgaria and East Roman Empire was signed in the Lovech.