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Geography
Bulgaria is located in the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula, bordering the Black Sea to the east. It is bordered by Romania in the north, Serbia and northern Macedonia in the west, Greece and Turkey in the south. The country has a varied landscape, ranging from mountains to vast plains. The Rila, Pirin and Rhodope mountain ranges stretch across the country and offer spectacular natural landscapes.

Capital and largest city
The capital of Bulgaria is Sofia, which is located in the west of the country. Sofia is also the largest city in Bulgaria and the economic and cultural centre of the country. It is known for its rich history, architectural treasures and vibrant art and music scene.

Population
Bulgaria has a population of about 7 million people. The majority of the population are ethnic Bulgarians, but there are also significant minorities such as Turks, Roma and others. The official language is Bulgarian, written in Cyrillic script.

Culture and history
Bulgaria has a rich history dating back to antiquity. The country was part of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Empire before gaining independence in 1908. Bulgarian culture is characterised by a mixture of Slavic, Turkish and Greek influences. Folklore, traditional dances, music and handicrafts are important elements of Bulgarian culture.

Tourism
Bulgaria is a popular destination for tourists who want to enjoy the beauty of nature, rich history and affordable travel options. The country offers a variety of attractions, including the historic city of Plovdiv, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Rila Monastery, the Black Sea coast with its lively seaside resorts such as Varna and Sunny Beach, and the winter resorts in the mountains such as Bansko and Borovets.

Economy
The Bulgarian economy has developed strongly since the end of communism in the 1990s. The country has a diverse economy that includes sectors such as tourism, agriculture, industry and services. Bulgaria is also known for its IT and technology sector, which has grown strongly in recent years.





Bulgaria

Bulgaria, a country of natural beauty and cultural heritage, offers a wealth of adventurous opportunities that will set the heart of explorers and adrenaline enthusiasts racing. From rugged mountains to winding rivers and ancient ruins, Adventure Response Team Bulgaria calls all those seeking unforgettable experiences. Let's embark on a journey together to discover the allure of this remarkable destination.
One of Bulgaria's main attractions are the majestic mountain ranges. The Balkan mountains, the Rila and Pirin ranges, offer breathtaking landscapes that serve as playgrounds for outdoor adventurers. Hiking trails criss-cross these majestic peaks, leading intrepid travellers to hidden treasures such as the Seven Lakes of Rila or the striking peak of Musala Mountain, the highest peak in the Balkans. Whether you are an experienced mountaineer or a nature lover, these mountains provide an impressive backdrop for unforgettable adventures.
For water sports enthusiasts, Adventure Response Team Bulgaria offers exciting experiences on its rivers and lakes. The mighty Danube, as it flows along the country's northern border, invites kayakers and canoeists to paddle through stunning landscapes and explore picturesque river towns. The Iskar and Struma rivers offer exciting opportunities for white-water rafting with adrenaline-pumping rapids that challenge even the most daring adventurers. In addition, Bulgaria's many lakes, such as Lake Burgas and Lake Pancharevo, provide a tranquil setting for kayaking, stand-up paddling and fishing.
Bulgaria's rich historical heritage also provides an adventurous playground. Ancient ruins such as the Roman theatre in Plovdiv or the UNESCO-listed Thracian tomb of Kazanlak transport visitors back in time. Imagine uncovering the secrets of past civilisations as you explore these archaeological sites. In addition, the country's picturesque villages and traditional folklore offer the opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant Bulgarian culture by participating in traditional dances or enjoying local delicacies.