The Bulgarian Travel Center
TOLL FREE 1-800-890-3731 LOCAL: 1 (727)-738-2832 EMAIL 24/7: info@paylessbg.com Skype ID: paylessbgRila mountain
The Rila Mountain is situated in the southwestern part of Bulgaria. To the south it is divided from the Pirin Mountain through the picturesque saddle “Predela”, to the north it is connected with Verila Mountain with the Klisura saddle. To the east the Rila Mountain reaches the valley of the Struma River and to the northeast it reaches the beautiful valley of the Maritsa river.It also reaches the Rodope Mountains to the southeast.The Rila Mountain is the highest mountain in Bulgaria and the whole Balkan Peninsula. The highest point of the mountain is Mousala peak (2925 m). The National Park Rila is situated in the Rila Mountain. It comprises a total area of 81 046 hectares and is the biggest of all three National Parks in the country and also one of the biggest in Europe. The park takes the southwestern part of Bulgaria on the territory of four regional centers. These are Blagoevgrad region, Sofia region, Pernik region and Kuystendil region. The most visited part of the mountain is northwestern Rila, where the circus with the popular seven Rila lakes is situated. The famous Rila monastery is also situated in this part of the mountain.
Latest News
Flights from Plovdiv to London
The biggest low-cost company in the world declared their first Bulgarian destination Plovdiv-London.
Found remains of John the Baptist
On 28 July on St. John island near Sozopol small sarcophagus with the relics of St. John the Baptist was discovered. The find contains parts of the hand, facial fractures, heel and tooth.
Assumption day of Virgin Mary
Today was the observation of one of the biggest Eastern Orthodox Church Holiday - The Assumption of Virgin Mary. This day is also a celebration for the city of Varna.
Advertisment
Destinations
Climate
General Information
Official Holidays
Name days
Rodopi Mountain
Vitosha
Rila
Pirin
Stara Planina
South Coast
North Coast
Religious
Antique
Museums



