The tourist train will again travel by the Tsarevets and Trapezitsa fortresses, the Vladishki bridge, and the churches in Asenova Mahala. After a four-year hiatus, together with the Tsarevgrad Tarnov Municipal Tourist Agency, the Municipality is resuming the attraction tours from July 1. And as a gesture to all residents and guests of Veliko Tarnovo, on July 1 to 9, the train will be free.
There will be two festival in Veliko Tarnovo region. Оne in the Summer Theater in Gorna Oryahovitsa and one near the Peter and Paul Monastery – Lyaskovets.
Nearly 1,000 participants will dance and sing on the renovated stage of the Summer Theater in Gorna Oryahovitsa. This will be part of the restored “Rahovche” festivals of the National Community Center “Brothers of Potters-2002”. It will be in the period June 17-24, 2023.
It will include:
– the 11th edition of the National Festival of Folk Clubs and Groups “Folk Rosary” – June 17 at 7:00 p.m.
– 16th International Folklore Festival “Rakhovche” with the participation of Georgia, Poland, Turkey
– the 18th edition of the “Rahovche” National Children’s Arts Festival, in which children from all over Bulgaria will take part.
The twelfth edition of the prestigious cultural forum is this weekend – June 10 and 11. “Ilarion Dragostinov – 1897” PN in the village of Arbanasi is the organizer of this festival. With the assistance of the Municipality of Veliko Tarnovo and Arbanasi City Hall. This interesting entertaiment in Veliko Tarnovo is not to be missed.
The festival has a conceptual approach. Therefore awards will be held in two categories – for authentic and for processed folk. The best performers will reseive prize money and certificates . They will compete in different age groups and perform as singers, dancers and in reenactments of customs.
Gornooryahovski sudzhuk is entered as a protected geographical indication in the European register of protected designations of origin. As a result, this is the first Bulgarian protected geographical name according to the European quality policy. Recalled the representatives of the three meat processing companies that have the right to produce it. The delicacy will be available as a dried product and freshly grilled. Gornooryahovski sujuk is produced from single-grade quality beef with a bouquet of characteristic spices. Most importantly, it’s without additives and is dried for no less than 15 days, according to the association. As a result, the production is attracting a lot of interest in more than 20 countries in the European Union, according to the producers. This year Gornooryahovski sudzhuk – Veliko Tarnovo festival will hosts guest from the region and tourists from abroad.
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