Museum
Literaly Art Museum Chudomir

Dimitar Chorbadjiiski - Chudomir hails from Turia village , Pavel Banya municipality and despite his father's plans to become an officer from a little child oriented towards art . Prominent writer, humorist , artist, he received his name is still in the teenage years. Common notices on the walls to search for Yane Sandanski and Choudomir Kantardzhiev and find similarities between young writers and revolutionaries led to a name later used as a nickname .

Chudomir was born in 1890 , studied in Stara Zagora as a young man , and after the Balkan Wars and World War I, in which it takes part , settled in Kazanlak. Worked as a high school teacher , and in 1929-1930 , he specialized painting in France. Dimitar Chorbadzhiyski has performed as an artist - author of over 1,000 paintings, but as a young drawing cartoons for metropolitan newspapers and magazines. Prominent researcher known for its community center and museum work , MP 1959, winner of the People's figure of culture.

He takes his life in 1967 after a long and serious illness of cancer of the mouth and at his request was buried in the garden in front of their house. It was declared a museum next in 1968 .

The current appearance , the museum complex yield after 1979 fit . Offers unique and one of a kind for Bulgaria artistic exposition given in three halls on over 300 square meters , modern storage and cozy conference room with multimedia equipment . The museum is a municipal cultural institutions and care for the preservation, study and promotion of the rich artistic heritage of Chudomir . There are more than 15,000 original manuscripts , drawings , sketches , letters, books and personal belongings Chudomir and his wife - the artist Mara . This is the only literary art museum in Bulgaria . Included in the movement " Hundred national tourist sites ." Headquarters of the prestigious Cultural Foundation " Chudomir ."

The birthplace of the poet - painter in the village of Turia is also a museum , but has no permanent exhibition and a visit can be arranged only by appointment with the curator of the City Hall telephone 043 616 260 .