Discover Bulgaria: From Poverty to Tourist Paradise? 44 Fascinating Facts

Discover Bulgaria: from poverty to tourist paradise? In this video we dive into 44 fascinating facts about this enchanting corner of Europe.

We will explore its landscapes, culture, history, people and much more. Stay tuned as we take a closer look into the stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, rich traditions, and secrets only known to locals. Discover how sustainable tourism is shaping Bulgaria's future.

Whether you're a seasoned traveler or just curious, this video offers an in-depth view of an often-overlooked European gem.

[stan]

The world's first digital computer was created by John Atanasov, an American of Bulgarian origin

[plamenberbenliev]

Bulgarians have big hearts, and we are great hosts.Ty for this video you make me proud with my country, other thing's just doesn't matters ❤️

[bg]

This guy has done a lot of work for this video. Congratulations!

[stephe]

As a Bulgarian I can say that homemade Rakya is not 40% alchohol in it. Its a lot more :D

[ampotant]

A lot of information in such a short video, kudos for that. Few things were a bit off, but I will mention only one. When we invite guests, we don't expect them to bring a gift of some soft or some type of food or a bottle to add to the table. Its more like a tradition for us to bring something when we visit just as a "thank you" for the invitation. So, if you don't bring anything, its totally fine. 😁

[nataliaya]

The girl showed in 10:16 is actually the Queen of the roses in Karlovo! Both Karlovo and Kazanlak are located in the rose valley and have 2 separate festival of roses, usually not the same time to attract tourist.
Thank you for the beautiful video

[margaritapeeva]

Very good video, fun fact: fire walking or fire dancing (Nestinarstvo) and kukeri festivals are also two very interesting traditions worth observing :)

[coltcolt]

I lived in Plovdiv fore 3-4 months. I loved his place!

[gd]

Благодаря за клипа, страхотна работа и поздрави от България.
Thanks for the video, great work and best regards form Bulgaria.

[Peshooo]

Nice video :) Still missed so many things and facts... The Roman stadium and the ancient theatre in Plovdiv from 1st century AD. Plovdiv was crowned for European Capital of Culture in 2019. The highest peak on the Balkans is Musala in Rila mountain. After Iceland, Bulgaria is 2nd in Europe for source of natural mineral water with more than 500 springs.

[martinshiderov]

Actually Bulgaria is one of the most richest countries, but politicians are stealing over 30 years.

[jamesklinckman]

The people of Bulgaria were given a beautiful land.

[babiyarnazarismaily]

Bulgarian calendar is the most accurate in the world and is recognised by unesco, but nobody knows that, cause we have a lot of enemies that hate us and dont want us to be glorified or to dissapear at all if possible

[all-about-europe]

Which fact fascinated you the most? 😀

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[technixbul]

Bulgarians not only swim into ice but also walk into fire. John Atanasov invented the first computer.

[Dinmir]

John Atanasov who invented the computer is also Bulgarian.
And Plovdiv is the most ancient living city in Europe and ninth in the world.

[gergemall]

My grandpa came over age the age of ten from Pleven. It’s on my bucket list and the clock is ticking.. Thank you for your videos. I didn’t know any of the tech history or female aviator. My grandpa talked about the beautiful mountains and the sea. These pictures are beyond my wildest dreams.❤

[matollsen]

All of joghurt brands shown here are not Bulgarian. In many places around the world varieties of joghurt is sold as Bulgarian. But in fact lacks the local bacteria, which makes it soo good!!!!

[all-about-europe]

Why would you want to visit Bulgaria?

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[RosTheXD]

The oldest monestery in the world is located in Bulgaria!