Old secrets and new surprises on a trip through Bulgaria and Romania
Along with many other European countries on the Balkan Peninsula, Romania and Bulgaria, the cool places of the continent allure you with great memories! On the one hand, visitors are pulled by both country’s arts and crafts, their fascinating histories as well as mesmerizing nature and culture. Immerse in medieval castles, fascinating villages as well as alluring Black Sea coast. Such diverse places serve as your tourist destinations. It’s hard to be away from home, but the good thing is that you have the opportunity to meet all kinds of new people and try new foods.
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The Schengen visa, in this regard, took away the borderline hassle for European travel since the early 1980s. Bulgaria is the latest nation to be removed from the Schengen visa requirement, joining 14 other countries already enjoying this freedom. Talking about travel companies, it’s also worth saying that they want to enjoy the rising wave of interest in holidays as well as the “maximalist mindset” of Indian travelers. The booking hike of up to 30% has already become a fact. For Indians, a Schengen visa is a largely-held value seeker. The temptation to tour multi-borders using just this visa will definitely spell a boom in the numbers of tourists this year.
Romania Things To Explore
Explore the capital by starting from Bucharest, learning about the past with every step you make when you happen upon the historic (Nicolae) Ceausescu balcony where the “Big Brother” gave his last speech and the old headquarters of the Securitate (ce police) secret service. Discover Vacaresti, a unique place of a swamp re-naturalized and a park with many kinds of birds. At the same time, we can enjoy a trip to Bran castle, which is connected to the real-life inspiration for the character of Dracula – Vlad Tepes. Utilize any additional time that you have to learn more on the great Dannel Delta and its endless swamps.
Romania – Food Delight:
The contribution of modern Romanian food cannot be ignored, with butter-soft venison is among the various dishes that should not be missed in Romania. Pasta is the foundation of Italian cuisine, bean soup with smoked pork, ciorba de fasole cu afumatura, is what represents Romanian cuisine. We serve this comforting staple soup with smoked meat or pork knuckles separately or together with bacon. Balmos is another traditional dish of Romanian shepherds that is prepared by mixing boiled cornmeal or polenta with bacon, sheep milk cheese and sometimes sour cream. Don’t miss Idiosyncratic restaurants like Casa CapÈ™a, especially the subject of the Joffre, a chocolate buttermilk layer cake invented in the past century.
Bulgaria – Places To Explore
Walk through Sofia’s communist-era mind-blowing, visit Raspadla Varna view and the archaeological beauty of the Town of the Roses focuses in Plovdiv. Are you an Architecture lover ?Then you can enjoy alongside the ancient ruins of Plovdiv at the open-air gallery of bourgeois Revival houses featuring their intricate wall decorations and terraces protruding into the streets. Moreover, don’t miss to visit the Bus to Turn for the breathtaking magnificent Belogradchik Fortress and 180 cultural monuments. Or, take a bus to the Tryavna, where the magnificent Belogradchik Fortress and 180 cultural monuments await you. Learn about the beautiful mixed Greek and Bulgarian style of the old neighborhood Arbanassi, visit the Rila Monastery, which is a UNESCO world heritage site and see Veliko Tarnovo which is the biggest medieval town.
Romania Food Delight:
For your breakfast option you can try banitsa, the traditional Bulgarian pastry, which is made by folding filo pastry layers with the minced butter and Bulgarian cheese. After the pastry is baked you will get a crispy and fluffy surface with a strong taste of Bulgarian cheese. For lunch, Bulgarians can’t resist tasty soup and salad or tambem skembe, (tripe which is made by boiling cut or minced cattle stomach lining for several hours with paprika, milk and oil) being a common Bulgarian choice when it comes to soup. If you’re craving a heavy, succulent dinner, visit a classy eatery in Sofia, a collection of dishes consisting of kofta (Indian-style meatballs) and various skewers.
On your holiday trip, you can have Romania, Bulgaria in your list of places. These places are sure to amuse you as this is a journey through time where you can’t resist experiences from the past.
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