April 21, 2015
by Adriana
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Those who know about the ancient history of Bulgaria know that Dionysus, the god of wine, was in high esteem as early as in antiquity. The Thracians who inhabited the land were dedicated winemakers. If you are wine lover same as me, this article is for you! Know more about the best places to taste Bulgarian wines during your trip to the Balkans. Continue Reading →
April 8, 2015
by Adriana
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Easter is a major holiday in Bulgaria: its Bulgarian name “Velikden” means “great day”. The preparation for the day starts a week earlier, with the customs established in the centuries, based on traditions and intertwined with Bulgarian customs.
Usually Easter in Bulgaria is one week after the Catholic Easter. The day of Orthodox Easter is calculated in relation to the first full moon after the spring equinox. Continue Reading →
February 25, 2015
by Adriana
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India was my biggest dream in the recent years and now is about to become true for the second time this winter. It’s a bit hard to believe, but I will have to be careful what I wish for, because within few days I’ll represent Bulgaria in a Kerala Blog Express Trip in India. Continue Reading →
January 28, 2015
by Adriana
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When I landed at the Incheon Airport in Seoul, South Korea, the first thing I noticed was the movement and the noise. The cities in Korea never sleep, never pause, never take a moment. There was a whirr of city buses and express inter-city buses as soon as I left the glass enclosure of the baggage claim. Continue Reading →
January 8, 2015
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Borovets – the oldest Bulgarian ski resort is one of my favorite places for skiing in Bulgaria. You wonder why I prefer it to the others? Not that crowded, not that expensive ski resort with excellent conditions for night skiing, located just hour and half away from Sofia. What else? O yeah, it’s just BEAUTIFUL! Continue Reading →
January 4, 2015
by Adriana
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“What is this Monument?” and “Why it’s still here?” are questions all my tourists ask me every time we pass the city center on the way to the National Palace of the Culture. But the question which scares me the most is “What do you think about it?”. My answer is always the same: “To be honest, can’t wait the day when it will be leveled to the ground!” Continue Reading →
December 27, 2014
by Adriana
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Varna – the sea capital of Bulgaria a.k.a my home town is one of the most famous summer destinations in Bulgaria. Unfortunately, I can’t say this for the winter season. However, while in Sofia only a few small squares are decorated, Varna is shining of lights, colors and Christmas spirit carried by the cold sea wind. I really love it! Continue Reading →
December 20, 2014
by Adriana
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Have you ever lost your luggage? After all we probably pay to check our luggage in the luggage compartment at the beginning of the flight, but not everyone has the good fortune to receive it on the arrival. Waiting for tape storage can be very frustrating, especially when your new bag appears in deplorable condition, or even worse – does not arrive at all. Continue Reading →
December 14, 2014
by Adriana
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No, I am not joking, not this time! Yesterday I passed through my favorite market in Sofia in searching for fruits and vegetables for my weekend smoothies. It’s unbelievable what I bought for only 10 euros. I even don’t have so much space in my fridge to care all of that!
It was one of those days I’m glad to live in Sofia, Bulgaria! :) Continue Reading →
December 12, 2014
by Adriana
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Република Србија, Republic of Serbia or simply Serbia… At the very heart of the Balkans, Serbia is a beautiful country that is full of natural and historical beauties. From Roman baths to Ottoman mosques, from old Vinčan remains to astonishing little churches. I, personally, have great memories (and even greater friends!) in Serbia so in this article, I’m going to introduce you the beautiful city of Niš, which is more than a must-see if you try to socialize within the city even just a little bit. Continue Reading →
