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Ancient Greek and Roman sacred sites in Bulgaria
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Belintash
Near Mostovo (central Rhodope Mountains), Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Belintash is a bare rock plateau at 1,225 meters in the central Rhodope Mountains, where the Thracian Bessi tribe once maintained a sanctuary to Sabazios, their sky god....
Dolni Glavanak Cromlech
Dolni Glavanak, Haskovo, Bulgaria
The Dolni Glavanak Cromlech is the best-preserved stone circle in Bulgaria, a ring of fifteen deliberately pyramid-shaped stones arranged by Thracian communities some...
Karadjov kamak, Mostovo
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Karadjov Kamak rises to 1,448 meters in the Rhodope Mountains, a massive rock plateau where the Bessi tribe, the priestly caste of the Thracians, practiced their cult of...
Perperikon
Gorna Krepost, Kardzhali, Bulgaria
Perperikon is a city carved entirely from volcanic rock, rising from a hilltop in the eastern Rhodope Mountains....
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