Discover Bulgaria on a Motorcycle - 2nd Part 🇧🇬

instagram :   / s.kozakis   fb:   / stefanos.kozakis   tiktok :   / stefanoskozakis22   Moto : Bmw gsa 1250 2023 model Let me know your thoughts in the comments section 🙈 Thank you for watching! 1) The "Arch of Freedom" is situated on the highest point of the Beklemeto pass, also known as Troyan Pass. The 35-meter sculpture depicts Bulgarian revolutionaries, Russian and Soviet soldiers presented with bread and salt by young women in national/traditional costumes, as the native tradition requires when important guests arrive. 2)The Eyes of God — Prohodna Cave, Bulgaria Mankind has long learned to create beautiful things - we are building a true architectural masterpieces, are making exciting discoveries and reach unprecedented heights in the art. However, with the witch Nature we do not match, because its creations still fascinate us with its complexity, beauty and deep meaning. One of these signs is 112 km from the city of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, and for many years impressed people with mystical aura - we are talking about an incredible cave, dubbed the "Eyes of God". One of the most famous caves in Bulgaria is the official name of Checkpoint "Prohodna Cave", and is located in the vicinity of the village Karlukovo. Its main feature of tourists notice right away - this is a huge natural holes in the roof of the cave, resembling giant empty sockets. 3)Buzludzha Monument is one of the last remarkable piece of Communist history. With its spectacular architectural design, that even today after almost 30 years full of neglect, it's marked as one of the top 7 most endangered monuments in Europe. However, that did not stop people to travel from all over the world to come in Bulgaria and see in person the bulgarian socialist "UFO". 4)At the top of Shipka Peak (1326 Meters) in Stara Planina mountains, part of the Balkans, is Shipka monument (also called Freedom Monument), constructed in 1934. August 1877 at this peak, 5,000 Russian soldiers united with 2500 Opalchentsi to make a 40,000 strong Ottoman army. The battle was fought from Jan. 5-9th, 1887, with the defeat of the Ottoman Empire. The official day of the Bulgarian liberation happened on the 3rd of March 1887 with the San Stefano Peace Treaty.