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Route Aladja Monastery - Panoram...

The total length of the route is about two and a half hours, but it is suitable for tourists of all ages and even naturalists with minimal physical training because it is extremely easy and enjoyable. The starting point of the route is the most popular Bulgarian rock monastery - Aladza monastery. It is only about 2 km from the resort "Golden Sands" and 10 sea capital Varna.

The first evidence of the monastery from XII century, but a number of findings and evidence show that he is almost a millennium old and rock niches have been used by early Christians in the Roman Empire and Byzantium. For modern travelers Aladza Monastery of interest not only as an object of cultural heritage , but also because of the remarkable nature of which it is surrounded . Monk cells carved into the limestone cliffs of the plateau Frangensko , impressive with its various colors and shades , if the name of the monastery ("aladzha " in Turkish means "colorful" ) .

Here the route takes us recognizable and well marked trail to the hut, located near the monastery. Continue left and soon reaches panoramic gazebo , providing tourists an excellent opportunity to enjoy the spectacular views of the monastery and the resort "Golden Sands" . Path still winds picturesquely following relief at the foot of Frangensko plateau.

Not long after, however, the route deviates to the right and passes through the " screen " of vines , and seamlessly brings us to tap tourists veterans. Here too you can rest , though hardly able to get tired of the easy and pleasant walking. A small digression brings us back to the main trail where the route continues towards the stone fountain " Seven Saints " intersecting three routes .

Walk through the beautiful forest of pine, which is gradually being "displaced" by the oak cabinets. Soon we cross the asphalt road and again in oak forest , continue right. Sight reveals impressive views of the resort "Golden Sands" and significant parts of the park. The trail runs along the edge of the cliff , then starts to slowly go down to the area Bejanata. The final section of the route takes us to the place Panorama the last stop of buses 109 and 209, which we can get to Varna. This is the end point of the route.

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