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GENERAL INFORMATION

Bulgaria is located in Southeast Europe, in the northeast part of the Balkan Peninsula. It is a European, Balkan, Black Sea and Danube country. Bulgaria is situated closer to the Equator than the pole. Its total area is 110,994 square kilometers. Its population - 7,364,570 people

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It falls within the southern part of the temperate climate zone with subtropical influence. Its location on the transition line between two climate zones influences the climate, soils, vegetation and animal species. All of them are characterized by great diversity. The countr ys geographic position also determines the relatively wide angle of sunlight that falls on the countr y, making the countr y predominantly sunny. The Danube River is important for the countr y, both with regard to water resources and for species diversity.

The capital city of Bulgaria is Sofia and this city is also the largest in Bulgaria. It has a population of about 1.27 million people and the entire country has about 7.3 million people.

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The Bulgarian cousin is one of the most famous European cousins and it is known to please to a multitude of taste buds. The Bulgarian cuisine is famous with its plentitude of fresh vegetables, eaten raw, roasted or stewed with meat and beans in a clay or terracotta pots. The taste after cooking in those pots on a low temperature is simply unbelievable..

Bulgarian pepper

TOURISM IN BULGARIA
Camping Sea Tourism

Bulgaria offers well equipped campsites that attract tourists from around the country and abroad who prefer alternative recreation that puts them in close touch with nature. The camp sites are mainly located along the Black Sea coast, near some of the Bulgarias most beautiful beaches. On the northern Black Sea coast there are also pleasant spots where campers can pitch a tent or park a caravan in a shady forest near the beach.

The Bulgarian Black Sea coast is a wonderful place for a summer holiday. . Along the coastline, there are also mineral springs, and the combination of these natural resources has led to the popularity of tourism that combines visits to spas, balneological centers, and wellness resorts with sea holidays.

Bulgarian folk music slowly developed throughout the ages as a fusion of Eastern and Western influences. It contains Far Eastern, Oriental, medieval Eastern Orthodox and standard Western European tonalities and modes. The State Television Female Vocal Choir is the most famous performing folk ensemble, and received a Grammy Award in 1990. Bulgaria's written musical composition can be traced back to the early Middle Ages and the works of Yoan Kukuzel. music, opera and ballet are represented by composers Emanuil Manolov, Pancho Vladigerov and Georgi Atanasov and singers Ghena Dimitrova and Boris Hristov. Bulgarian cuisine is similar to those of other Balkan countries and demonstrates a strong Greek and Turkish influence. Yogurt, lukanka, banitsa, shopska salad, lyutenitsa and kozunak are among the best-known local foods. Bulgarian wine is known for its Traminer, Muskat and Mavrud sorts.Until 1989, Bulgaria was the world's second-largest wine exporter.

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