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Folklore

Folklore




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Bulgarian folklore with its traditional costumes, typical songs and haunting bagpipe sounds tells the stories of everyday life in Bulgarian villages: workers in the field, gathering of crop, as well as fests and even courtship are deeply interwoven.

Visitors immerse themselves in local customs and traditions absorbed in genuine hospitality and virgin nature.

Our clients will have the rare opportunity to take part in folklore festivals, visit different countryside regions, get acquainted with typical customs and dance and sing along with professional performers. Music, art, culture and history will cross paths in order to make your folklore adventure more colorful and appealing than ever.

"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles, and… warm cheese banitsa were just a few of my favorite things as I traveled through little-known Bulgaria. Our group, which included folk dancers, musicians, and singers, danced through the country--on mountain tops, in hotel lobbies, taverns, and folk festivals between visits to historic sites." Carol Karels

"The Koprivshica Festival. The festival took place on seven stages in as many meadows, each of which was devoted to a particular region of Bulgaria. I spent all of Saturday, the second day of the event, going from one stage to another, sampling the different cultural areas. I began with Stage 6, which featured the groups from the Pirin and Rhodope Mountains, my favourite musical, dance and costume regions." Anne-Louise Shaffner