 | Rila Monastery, Bulgaria |
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Hallo zusammen, wie im vorigen Eintrag erwaehnt bin ich zum Rila Kloster gefahren, dem Jerusalem Bulgariens, UNESCO Weltkulturerbe und in 1000m Hoehe in den Pirin Bergen gelegen. Von Sofia bin ich zunaechst mit dem Bus nach Dupnitsa gefahren, 60km im ...
... used to the sound of roosters crowing at dawn (that sound sucks.) In the afternoon the family took me to the Rila Monastery, which is a 45 minute drive up into the mountains, and is the #1 tourist destination in Bulgaria. Valeria, another kocherinovo PCV, ...
... a hill and got to see a nice view but with no sign of the rock formations turned back and continued on to Rila Monastery. We arrived early afternoon and found that a room was available so decided to stay overnight at the Monastery. ...
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Best Eastern European country to visit?
Posted on Feb 3, 2009, 02:32:02
... two Thracian tombs (one in Sveshtari and one in Kazanlak) three monuments of medieval Bulgarian culture (the Boyana Church, the Rila Monastery and the Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo) two examples of natural beauty: the Pirin National Park and the Srebarna ...
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