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Shipka // Kazanlak City // Balkan // Bulgaria
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Inside the replica of the Thracian tomb of Kazanlak, Bulgaria.
#thracian#thracian civilization#valley of the thracian rulers#tomb#tholos#fresco#ancient art#Kazanlak#Bulgaria#the balkans
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Trip to Buzovgrad, Bulgaria.
Thracian megalith
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Rose picking #rosefestival #kazanlak #urban #streets #streetstyle #people #bonevphotography #leica #photographyislifee #ig_masterpiece #streetleaks #streetphotographers #streetdreamsmag #neverstopexploring #exploretocreate #urbex #createexplore #exploretocreate #streetdreamsmag #neverstopexploring #featuremeinstagood #streetmobs #urbanphotography #streetphotography #urbanandstreet #streetmagazine #streetmobs #moodygrams #spicollective #picoftheday (at Bonev Photography & Design) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdrNr44o1No/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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The Iskra Museum of Kazanlak
A Legacy of Patriotism
Established in 1901 by Kazanlak native Petar Topouzov, the Iskra Museum of History stands as one of Bulgaria’s oldest, most extensive, and beloved regional museums.
Rich Cultural Heritage
With over 50,000 original exhibits, the museum showcases the diverse material and spiritual culture of the Kazanlak region. Permanent exhibitions cover Archaeology, National Renaissance, Modern History, Ethnography, and Contemporary History.
Highlights of the Collection
Visitors are drawn to the museum’s impressive collections, including rare bone sickles (unique in Southeast Europe), medieval ceramics, weaponry, firearms, and traditional jewelry and costumes worn by past inhabitants of Kazanlak Private Turkey Tours.
Discoveries from Thracian Tombs
The new treasury hall proudly displays recent discoveries from Thracian tombs in the region, featuring remarkable artifacts such as the golden wreath of Seuthes III, ancient helmets, knee-pieces, horse appliques in gold and silver, and a rare assortment of coins and relics from the Thracian era.
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Dedicated to preserving, researching, and promoting the historic legacy of the Kazanlak region, the museum encompasses all Thracian tombs within the Valley of the Thracian Kings.
Journey Through Time The Ethnographic Complex
Stroll along the romantic cobbled streets of Kulata neighborhood, the oldest part of town, to discover the Ethnographic Complex. Relax in the courtyard with a glass of rose liqueur and preserves, immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of a historic Bulgarian home.
A Glimpse into the Past
Once owned by the Hadjienov family, prominent rose producers, the house now serves as a museum. Explore the primitive rose distillery, known as gyutpana, nestled under the shed. Nearby stands a typical rural house, reflecting the practicality and modesty of the era. The interior furnishings and layout offer insights into the patriarchal grandeur and family unity that once thrived within these walls.
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The Iskra Museum of Kazanlak
A Legacy of Patriotism
Established in 1901 by Kazanlak native Petar Topouzov, the Iskra Museum of History stands as one of Bulgaria’s oldest, most extensive, and beloved regional museums.
Rich Cultural Heritage
With over 50,000 original exhibits, the museum showcases the diverse material and spiritual culture of the Kazanlak region. Permanent exhibitions cover Archaeology, National Renaissance, Modern History, Ethnography, and Contemporary History.
Highlights of the Collection
Visitors are drawn to the museum’s impressive collections, including rare bone sickles (unique in Southeast Europe), medieval ceramics, weaponry, firearms, and traditional jewelry and costumes worn by past inhabitants of Kazanlak Private Turkey Tours.
Discoveries from Thracian Tombs
The new treasury hall proudly displays recent discoveries from Thracian tombs in the region, featuring remarkable artifacts such as the golden wreath of Seuthes III, ancient helmets, knee-pieces, horse appliques in gold and silver, and a rare assortment of coins and relics from the Thracian era.
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Dedicated to preserving, researching, and promoting the historic legacy of the Kazanlak region, the museum encompasses all Thracian tombs within the Valley of the Thracian Kings.
Journey Through Time The Ethnographic Complex
Stroll along the romantic cobbled streets of Kulata neighborhood, the oldest part of town, to discover the Ethnographic Complex. Relax in the courtyard with a glass of rose liqueur and preserves, immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of a historic Bulgarian home.
A Glimpse into the Past
Once owned by the Hadjienov family, prominent rose producers, the house now serves as a museum. Explore the primitive rose distillery, known as gyutpana, nestled under the shed. Nearby stands a typical rural house, reflecting the practicality and modesty of the era. The interior furnishings and layout offer insights into the patriarchal grandeur and family unity that once thrived within these walls.
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The Iskra Museum of Kazanlak
A Legacy of Patriotism
Established in 1901 by Kazanlak native Petar Topouzov, the Iskra Museum of History stands as one of Bulgaria’s oldest, most extensive, and beloved regional museums.
Rich Cultural Heritage
With over 50,000 original exhibits, the museum showcases the diverse material and spiritual culture of the Kazanlak region. Permanent exhibitions cover Archaeology, National Renaissance, Modern History, Ethnography, and Contemporary History.
Highlights of the Collection
Visitors are drawn to the museum’s impressive collections, including rare bone sickles (unique in Southeast Europe), medieval ceramics, weaponry, firearms, and traditional jewelry and costumes worn by past inhabitants of Kazanlak Private Turkey Tours.
Discoveries from Thracian Tombs
The new treasury hall proudly displays recent discoveries from Thracian tombs in the region, featuring remarkable artifacts such as the golden wreath of Seuthes III, ancient helmets, knee-pieces, horse appliques in gold and silver, and a rare assortment of coins and relics from the Thracian era.
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Dedicated to preserving, researching, and promoting the historic legacy of the Kazanlak region, the museum encompasses all Thracian tombs within the Valley of the Thracian Kings.
Journey Through Time The Ethnographic Complex
Stroll along the romantic cobbled streets of Kulata neighborhood, the oldest part of town, to discover the Ethnographic Complex. Relax in the courtyard with a glass of rose liqueur and preserves, immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of a historic Bulgarian home.
A Glimpse into the Past
Once owned by the Hadjienov family, prominent rose producers, the house now serves as a museum. Explore the primitive rose distillery, known as gyutpana, nestled under the shed. Nearby stands a typical rural house, reflecting the practicality and modesty of the era. The interior furnishings and layout offer insights into the patriarchal grandeur and family unity that once thrived within these walls.
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The Iskra Museum of Kazanlak
A Legacy of Patriotism
Established in 1901 by Kazanlak native Petar Topouzov, the Iskra Museum of History stands as one of Bulgaria’s oldest, most extensive, and beloved regional museums.
Rich Cultural Heritage
With over 50,000 original exhibits, the museum showcases the diverse material and spiritual culture of the Kazanlak region. Permanent exhibitions cover Archaeology, National Renaissance, Modern History, Ethnography, and Contemporary History.
Highlights of the Collection
Visitors are drawn to the museum’s impressive collections, including rare bone sickles (unique in Southeast Europe), medieval ceramics, weaponry, firearms, and traditional jewelry and costumes worn by past inhabitants of Kazanlak Private Turkey Tours.
Discoveries from Thracian Tombs
The new treasury hall proudly displays recent discoveries from Thracian tombs in the region, featuring remarkable artifacts such as the golden wreath of Seuthes III, ancient helmets, knee-pieces, horse appliques in gold and silver, and a rare assortment of coins and relics from the Thracian era.
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Dedicated to preserving, researching, and promoting the historic legacy of the Kazanlak region, the museum encompasses all Thracian tombs within the Valley of the Thracian Kings.
Journey Through Time The Ethnographic Complex
Stroll along the romantic cobbled streets of Kulata neighborhood, the oldest part of town, to discover the Ethnographic Complex. Relax in the courtyard with a glass of rose liqueur and preserves, immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of a historic Bulgarian home.
A Glimpse into the Past
Once owned by the Hadjienov family, prominent rose producers, the house now serves as a museum. Explore the primitive rose distillery, known as gyutpana, nestled under the shed. Nearby stands a typical rural house, reflecting the practicality and modesty of the era. The interior furnishings and layout offer insights into the patriarchal grandeur and family unity that once thrived within these walls.
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Funerary mask of a Thracian ruler, uncovered from the Kazanlak Valley in what is now Bulgaria, 5th century BC
from the National Archaeological Museum, Sofia
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Bulgarian Kazanlak Ritual
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Shipka History Town // 1902 -- 2024
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Chopova Lowena
Spring 2023 Ready-to-wear
"We had three months to fit everyone, so they all felt perfect. Right space, right sound, a great experience emotionally, a different way of walking,"
This collection paid homage to the Rose Festival, a pageant which takes place in Kazanlak, the village in central Bulgaria where Chopova's ancestry is rooted. There were riffs on rose-forms in prints and cuts; a backpack became a whorl of petals.
Sport-the other source of Chopova Lowena's brand identity-showed up in homage to Lacrosse.
"The thing about playing sport at school was that people were always sort of accepting-you were doing an activity in which you had to be a team. It pulls people together who are like, really different or already the same," she grinned. "And so, different people come together."
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Views from my biking routes
#nature#bulgaria#kazanlak#shipka#natural habitat#protect the nature#mountain biking#cross country#XC
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made with pure Otto rose oil from the world-famous Rose Valley in Kazanlak, Bulgaria
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The Iskra Museum of Kazanlak
A Legacy of Patriotism
Established in 1901 by Kazanlak native Petar Topouzov, the Iskra Museum of History stands as one of Bulgaria’s oldest, most extensive, and beloved regional museums.
Rich Cultural Heritage
With over 50,000 original exhibits, the museum showcases the diverse material and spiritual culture of the Kazanlak region. Permanent exhibitions cover Archaeology, National Renaissance, Modern History, Ethnography, and Contemporary History.
Highlights of the Collection
Visitors are drawn to the museum’s impressive collections, including rare bone sickles (unique in Southeast Europe), medieval ceramics, weaponry, firearms, and traditional jewelry and costumes worn by past inhabitants of Kazanlak Private Turkey Tours.
Discoveries from Thracian Tombs
The new treasury hall proudly displays recent discoveries from Thracian tombs in the region, featuring remarkable artifacts such as the golden wreath of Seuthes III, ancient helmets, knee-pieces, horse appliques in gold and silver, and a rare assortment of coins and relics from the Thracian era.
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Dedicated to preserving, researching, and promoting the historic legacy of the Kazanlak region, the museum encompasses all Thracian tombs within the Valley of the Thracian Kings.
Journey Through Time The Ethnographic Complex
Stroll along the romantic cobbled streets of Kulata neighborhood, the oldest part of town, to discover the Ethnographic Complex. Relax in the courtyard with a glass of rose liqueur and preserves, immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of a historic Bulgarian home.
A Glimpse into the Past
Once owned by the Hadjienov family, prominent rose producers, the house now serves as a museum. Explore the primitive rose distillery, known as gyutpana, nestled under the shed. Nearby stands a typical rural house, reflecting the practicality and modesty of the era. The interior furnishings and layout offer insights into the patriarchal grandeur and family unity that once thrived within these walls.
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11 were detained after the mass fight in Kazanlak yesterday. An old family feud between two families is at the heart of the clash that left one man dead and 11 injured. Two of them are in serious condition in the hospital in Stara Zagora.
The incident happened next to the central market in Kazanlak. The two feuding families were on trial for another beating. The feud between the two families has been going on for years.
Some time ago, there was also a case of a child being run over in an accident between the two families.
At the moment, the families involved in the beating are being protected by the gendarmerie and the police. In Pavel Banya, they monitor the schools where their children study.
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