EvelinaRibarova / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0Kozunak
A rich, braided Easter bread with a stringy crumb, citrus aroma and sugar crust.
What's in it Flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar, yeast, lemon zest and optional raisins or nuts.
Stays Пиринец
Village: Pirinets. Municipality: Antonovo · Targovishte Province. Cities, villages, nature and landmarks—organized so you can quickly choose where to go.
Targovishte wine · Ludogorie pastries · roast pepper dishes · honey
EvelinaRibarova / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0A rich, braided Easter bread with a stringy crumb, citrus aroma and sugar crust.
What's in it Flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar, yeast, lemon zest and optional raisins or nuts.A celebratory Bansko casserole layering sauerkraut, rice, sausage and several meats in a sealed pot.
What's in it Sauerkraut, rice, pork, chicken, veal, sausage, red wine and spices; recipes vary by family.
Viktorija N. Ivanov / Wikimedia CommonsThe classic first order: tomatoes, cucumber and peppers under a generous snowy layer of white brined cheese.
What's in it Tomatoes, cucumber, roasted or fresh pepper, onion, parsley and sirene cheese.
Biso / Wikimedia CommonsCrisp filo layers wrapped around eggs, yogurt and white cheese—a warm Bulgarian breakfast staple.
What's in it Filo pastry, eggs, yogurt, sirene cheese and butter or oil.
Sumit Surai / Wikimedia CommonsA cooling yogurt and cucumber soup served cold—simple, fresh and especially popular in summer.
What's in it Yogurt, cucumber, garlic, dill, walnuts, water and a little oil.
Jeroen Kransen / Wikimedia CommonsRich meat and vegetables slowly cooked with paprika and savory, often arriving sizzling in a clay pot.
What's in it Pork or chicken, onion, peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms and spices.Пиринец
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Targovishte is on the Sofia–Varna rail and bus corridor. Popovo is also rail-served; villages have limited buses.
AAliev · CC BY-SA 4.0Yastrebino and AntonovoЯзовир Ястребино
A broad reservoir among eastern Fore-Balkan hills provides open views and a quiet rural landscape near Antonovo.
Read the guide Straight-line distance: 6.5 km
Original author and uploader was Vladimir Stoykov at bg.wikipedia · CC BY 1.0Kovachevets near PopovoКовачевско кале
A late Roman fortified city preserves walls, gates, streets and buildings in the rolling landscape near Popovo.
Read the guide Straight-line distance: 15.9 km
Biso · CC BY 3.0OmurtagОмуртаг – авиация и местна история
A small town honours Bulgarian-American astronaut Aleksandar Aleksandrov and local ethnographic heritage.
Read the guide Straight-line distance: 21.8 km