Dolni Glavanak Cromlech, Cromlech in Bulgaria
The Dolni Glavanak Cromlech is an ancient and mysterious structure.
This cromlech dates back to the early Iron Age, highlighting the historical richness of the region.
Megalithic structures like this one are believed to have had significant astronomical alignments and functioned as ritual sites.
Visitors can explore the nearby area where the cromlech is located for a touch of adventure.
One of the few cromlechs found in Bulgaria, offering insights into prehistoric cultures.
Location: Dolni Glavanak
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