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  • SEVEN BRIEF LESSONS ON LANGUAGE (2023)
  • STONES OF ITHACA (2019)
  • THE LIFE OF A TRANSLATOR (2013)
  • THE DNA OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE (2007)
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    • Resurrection: The Fire of Love
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Category: Waterfalls

Bov

At 85 metres, Bov Waterfall (‘Bovska Skaklya’) is one of the highest in Bulgaria. Like Polska Skakavitsa, it can easily … More

Bov, Bovska Skaklya, Bulgaria, Bulgarian State Railways, day trips from Sofia, Dobravitsa, ecopath, Gara Bov, hiking, II-16, Iskar River, Ivan Vazov, Pod Kamiko, Polska Skakavitsa, Svoge, tourism, trekking, Tserovo, waterfall, Zasele

Polska Skakavitsa

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bulgaria. The journey to the waterfall reminded me a little of the … More

Bulgaria, Bulgarian State Railways, day trips from Sofia, hiking, Kyustendil, Polska Skakavitsa, Ruzhdavitsa, Shiroki Dol River, Struma River, tourism, trekking, waterfall, Zemen, Zemen Monastery

Hristo Danovo

If you’re travelling to this waterfall from Sofia, you’ll need an early start. It’s a ten-hour day – a two-hour … More

Bulgaria, Central Balkan National Park, Chavdar, Damladere River, day trips from Sofia, E871, hiking, Hristo Danovo, Suvcharsko Praskalo, tourism, trekking, Vasil Levski, waterfall

Vishovgrad

The third waterfall in terms of distance north-west of Veliko Tarnovo is Vishovgrad (‘Zarapovo’). Hotnitsa (because of the turquoise waters) … More

Bulgaria, day trips from Veliko Tarnovo, Dobromirka, E772, Emen, hiking, Pavlikeni, tourism, trekking, Vishovgrad, waterfall, Zarapovo

Kapinovo-Ruhovtsi

There are two waterfalls south-east of Veliko Tarnovo, near the villages of Kapinovo and Ruhovtsi. They can be visited together. … More

Bulgaria, day trips from Veliko Tarnovo, E772, E85, Elena, hiking, Hristovski, Kapinovo, Kapinovo Monastery, Mindya, Prisovo, Ruhovtsi, tourism, trekking, Velchevo, waterfall

Emen

Emen is the second of three waterfalls that lie north-west of the medieval capital Veliko Tarnovo – Hotnitsa, Emen and … More

Balvan, Bulgaria, day trips from Veliko Tarnovo, E772, Emen, Emen Canyon, hiking, Momin Skok, Negovanka River, Ottoman Bulgaria, tourism, trekking, Vishovgrad, waterfall, Zarapovo

Hotnitsa

There are three waterfalls north-west of Veliko Tarnovo – near the villages of Hotnitsa, Emen and Vishovgrad. Hotnitsa (‘Kaya Bunar’) … More

Bulgaria, day trips from Veliko Tarnovo, E85, hiking, Hotnitsa, karst, Kaya Bunar, limestone, Samovodene, tourism, Transfiguration Monastery, trekking, Veliko Tarnovo, waterfall, Yantra Gorge, Yantra River

Dobravitsa

The longest river to run entirely in Bulgaria is the River Iskar, which rises in Rila Mountain and flows into … More

Breze, Bulgaria, day trips from Sofia, Dobravitsa, hiking, Iskar Gorge, Iskar River, Iskrets, Iskrets Monastery, Svoge, tourism, trekking, Tsar Ferdinand I Hospital, waterfall

Ovchartsi

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bulgaria, Ovchartsi Waterfall is named after a Bulgarian maiden, Goritsa, who lived … More

Bulgaria, day trips from Sofia, Dupnitsa, Goritsa, hiking, Ottoman Bulgaria, Ovchartsi, Resilovo, Resilovo Convent, tourism, trekking, waterfall

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