Excursion d'une journée dans les rois de Thrace, la vallée des roses et Buzludzha
Description
De Plovdiv, nous allons vers la montagne des Balkans. Nous traversons plusieurs petits villages bulgares. Notre route continue à travers la Vallée des Roses où, si vous le souhaitez, nous pouvons nous arrêter. Puis nous arrivons à l'église russe "Nativité du Christ". Après avoir apprécié l'architecture unique, nous visitons la plus grande tombe de la vallée des rois Thraces. Construit en 330 av. Ensuite, nous nous dirigeons vers Buzludzha Peak et UFO -Buzludzha Monument.
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Nous voyageons à travers des paysages pittoresques vers la Vallée des Roses, connue depuis des siècles pour ses traditions de culture de roses à huile. Chaque année, la fête de la rose y est célébrée les premiers jours de juin. Notez que les roses fleurissent de mi-mai à mi-juin environ. Si vous le souhaitez, nous pouvons nous arrêter pour profiter de leur arôme magique et cueillir dans leurs fleurs, ainsi que de connaître la récolte.
Nous nous arrêtons au chef-d'œuvre architectural Shipchen Monastery "Nativité", qui a été déclaré monument culturel et est d'importance nationale. Il est situé sous une rose musquée. Elle est également connue sous le nom d'Église russe
Un des plus grands tumulus thraces de Bulgarie. C'est l'une des rares tombes thraces conservées et non pillées. C'est le tombeau de Seuthès III le dernier du royaume Odris. De 330 av.
Présenté comme l'un des plus beaux endroits abandonnés au monde! Construite à l'origine comme salle d'assemblée du Parti communiste bulgare en 1974, cette structure semblable à un OVNI a été abandonnée pendant des décennies. Il attire chaque année des centaines de photographes et de chercheurs d'aventure. Le processus de construction a commencé en 1974 et a duré sept ans. Environ 6.000 personnes ont travaillé sur le site jusqu'à ce que le monument s'élève en tant que structure et plus de 15.000 mètres cubes de roche ont été détruits dans le processus.Le coût a été de plus de 35 000 000 dollars américains. Après 1989 avec la fin de l'ère communiste en Bulgarie, le monument a été abondant et se désagrège lentement et se désagrège depuis lors. Le bâtiment n'est plus géré par le gouvernement bulgare, ni par personne en général, et est fermé au public car il est considéré comme dangereux d'entrer à l'intérieur.
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- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(13)
If you want a day trip from Polvdiv to explore the Valley of Thracian Kings, Rose Valley and Buzludzha Monument then look no further! Smooth from time of booking with fast confirmation and clear communication of the plan. My guide Lyuben was a legend! Very friendly, funny, and accommodating. He added lots of interesting facts along the way. The destinations were unique and very special- highly recommend. There was optional things to see and Lyuben always gave me a choice. Pick up from hotel and drop off back in Polvdiv wherever I wanted, which was extremely convenient.
An incredible day trip from Plovdiv through the Rose Valley with our guide and driver, Lyuben! Everything was perfectly organized, and we had plenty of time at each stop. We visited the beautiful Russian church, the fascinating Thracian tombs, and the finale was truly amazing — the otherworldly Buzludzha monument, which was absolutely unforgettable. We were also lucky to visit during the rose blooming season and stopped in the middle of a rose field to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Along the way, Lyuben shared short and interesting stories, and we always had enough time to truly feel the atmosphere of each place around us. The Thracian tombs felt like the Bulgarian pyramids to us! Highly recommended experience.
This was an unforgettable journey through the Rose Valley, the Thracian Tombs, and the truly extraordinary Buzludzha Monument. Our driver was very friendly, shared short and interesting stories about all the places along the way, and made the whole experience truly enjoyable. We visited during the rose blooming season and even stopped to pick a few roses and enjoy their beautiful fragrance. We also had enough time to truly feel the spirit and atmosphere of every place we visited. The Buzludzha Monument is also a very interesting place to experience and our guide was very knowledgeable about its history which made us appreciate it even more. A perfect blend of history, culture, nature, and unforgettable moments. Thank you for this amazing experience - highly recommended!
All good, few roses, it was early
We are happy that you enjoyed everything. As for the roses, it is clearly mentioned in our listing that they usually bloom from mid-May until around the end of June, depending on the year. Thank you for sharing this experience with us and for giving us the opportunity to show you a small part of the beauty of our homeland. Best regards, Lyuben
I thought the church was beautiful and seeing Buzludzha Monument was absolutely incredible. Personally for me, I didnt find the visit to the thracian tomb as interesting and unfortunately the valley of roses had no roses as we visited too early.
Thank you, Lindsay, for giving us the opportunity to show you a small part of our motherland. We are truly sorry that the roses had not yet bloomed during the time of your visit. Their blooming period depends on the season and the weather, and in our listing we clearly mention the approximate time when the Bulgarian oil-bearing roses usually bloom. The Thracian tomb is always one of the most memorable parts of the experience for our guests. It is a remarkable historical site more than 2,300 years old. The Rose Valley is also known as the Valley of the Thracian Kings, as it is home to many Thracian tombs. During our time together, we visited the largest and most impressive one. It would be a pleasure to welcome you again and to let you experience the fragrance and beauty of the rose fields in full bloom. We are so happy that the Russian Church and Buzludzha monument truly impressed you. Best Regards, Lyuben
Our guide was really nice. The places we we visited were all beautiful and different. I would recommend doing the trip a little later in the season so you can take advantage of the flowers. Otherwise it was all worth it.
We are truly happy that we had the chance to spend this time together, Ariane, and to show you these unique places and beautiful views from our homeland. It was a pleasure for us to share this experience with you. We would be delighted to welcome you again and hopefully show you the blooming rose fields too, for which we have included the approximate flowering period in our listing. Warm regards, Lyuben
Our guide was nice. The church, the tombs and the monuments were very beautiful and different. I wouldn’t recommend going at this time of the year. We were too early for the roses. I would wait until end of May to be able to experience it fully.
It made us very happy to spend this time with you, Karine and to introduce you to these beautiful places and unforgettable views from our homeland. Sharing this experience with you was truly a pleasure for us. We would be delighted to see you again and, hopefully, next time also enjoy together the beauty and fragrance of the blooming rose fields. Their approximate blooming period is described in our listing. Best regards, Lyuben
It’s definitely worth it. Moreover, Lyuben was friendly, kind and well-informed about historical and local curiosities.
Thank you, Filippo! I am happy that I was able to show you a small part of the beauty of our motherland. Best regards, Lyuben
The trip was wonderful: we saw breathtaking landscapes and very evocative places. We were lucky to find snow at Buzludzha under bright sunshine, and we really enjoyed walking on the snow. Lunch at a traditional restaurant on a frozen lake was beautiful. The kindness, courtesy, and helpfulness were priceless.
I am happy that we made your trip to Bulgaria even more interesting and memorable. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Gabriele, for the time we spent together. Warm regards, Lyuben
A fascinating series of visits to some special places. Between churches tombs and abandoned monuments you will cover a lot of history. Our guide was helpful and friendly, although there were one or two bits of information he offered that were factually a bit dubious.
Dear Sean, We really appreciate your feedback and are happy to know you enjoyed visiting such unique monuments and sacred places. As you rightly pointed out, these hidden gems carry a special magic, and sometimes the legends surrounding them may sound almost too good to be true – but we love sharing both the history and the folklore that bring the sites to life. Warm regards, Lyuben
