News August, 2008

2008/08/12

Four international DJs will take part in the event today - the Norwegian Cave, D.A.V.E The Drummer from great Britain, the German Martina Montana and Leo Laker a.k.a. Switchblade from Finland.

The Bulgarian DJs will be Balthazar, JackRock, Dian, Rossko, Birben as well as Deep Zone with a live performance.

The beginning of the party is at 10 p.m. It is sponsored by the National Agency of Youth and Sports and is organized on the occasion of 12 August - The...

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2008/08/11

Japanese star amazed by the ethno exotic at the foot of the Pirin Mountain

Summer thunderstorm raised the adrenalin of Kamelia Todorova yesterday in Bansko. Under the warm sun beams the famous lady made a prefect rehearsal at the town’s square. However the evening brought a pouring rain and show had to move to the indoor hall of the local community centre. Kamelia grabbed the mike and carried out numerous Bulgarian and world famous hits. Just a few moments before the rain the Japanese...

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2008/08/08

Archeologists discovered the mediaeval castle of the ruler of Rodopi. The ruins of the castle are at the top of Perperikon – near the only tower in the rock town. Ideally shaped rooms and corridors were revealed, and three meters of the basics of the buildings are saved.
According the wards of Prof. Ovcharov most likely it is a big mediaeval building 20 measures long and 15 measures wide. It is one of the aristocracy palaces, typical for entire Europe during 12 – 14 century.
The...

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2008/08/07

The project to draw Sevtopolis, the capital city of Ancient Thrace, out of the waters of the Koprinka Reservior in central Bulgaria, and turn it into a top tourist destination, has been estimated to cost EUR 100 M.

Sevtopolis is currently located at a depth of about 20 meters on the bottom of the reservoir but has been found to be in an excellent condition.

According to the project recently put forth by the Mayor of the nearby city of Kazanluk Stefan Damyanov and Bulgaria's Culture...

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2008/08/07

A team of Bulgarian archeologists has discovered a unique, fully preserved four-wheeled Thracian chariot, which is more than 1900 years old.

The discovery was made close to the village of Borisovo, Yambol District in southeast Bulgaria by a team of the Archeological Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

The expedition is led by the leading Bulgarian archeologist Daniela Agre. The chariot is unique because it is the only one found in Bulgaria in the very way the ancient...

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