Arda and Studen Kladenets Reservoir

Wednesday, December 28, 2011 |

The Arda is a river whose source lies in the Bulgarian Rhodope Mountains near the town of Smolyan, flowing 290 kilometres eastward past Kardzhali and Ivaylovgrad and through Greece in the northern portion of the Evros prefecture including Kastanies....
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TRANSPORT

The road network density is about 31 km /100 sq. km. The municipality is being served by the 1st class road Haskovo – Кardzhali. There exists a well-developed 4th class road network. It is foreseen that the Pan-European Transport Corridor №9 “Helsinki...
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SIGHTS AND TOURIST ATTRACTIONS ON THE TERRITORY OF KARDZHALI MUNICIPALITY -

The “Carangil” cave -The village of Shiroko pole. The cave is formed in limestone rocks, it is a three-storey cave, 650 m deep. It is a habitat of different kinds of bats. It is the only habitat in the world of the Centromerus milleri spider.The caves...
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How did Kardzhali receive its name?

There are numerous myths and stories about Kirdzha Ali – an ordinary person, a commander and a saint, whose name the town of Kardzhali has received. Old people state that the native town of Kirdzha Ali is Buhara or Alanya which is a port in Konya region....
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Hotels in Kardzhali

Monday, December 19, 2011 |

Hotel Kardjali -Booking information +359 - (0)361 / 82354 +359 - (0)361 / 82355. Hotel “Kardjali” with central heating and Air conditioner offers you:28 rooms, which are: 9 apartments, 2 studios with djakuzi, 12 double rooms, 5 single rooms;Cosy restaurant,...
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The windows of migration

Thursday, December 1, 2011 |

20 years after the great migration in Bulgaria, Kardzhali villages and the abandoned windows…I looked at some of them inside and others from the outs...
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The Olympic gold medalist weight lifter Naim Suleymanoglu defends Family name

Wednesday, November 30, 2011 |

As part of a campaign to eliminate Turkish culture and identity within their borders, Bulgarian officials closed Turkish mosques and schools, passed laws prohibiting people from speaking Turkish, and ordered all of the country's 900,000 Turks to change...
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