Sinite kamani

The park spans 11,380 hectares in the Eastern Balkan Mountains, featuring rock formations, waterfalls, caves, and meadows with diverse flora and fauna species.

The nature park, established on November 28, 1980, contains archaeological remains of medieval fortresses and includes the Haramiyata area linked to Bulgarian resistance fighters.

The natural reserve Kutelka, founded in 1986, protects habitats of predatory birds and Moesian beech forests, representing local ecological preservation efforts.

Visitors can access the park via cable car from Sliven, operating daily from 8:30 to 17:30 in summer and until 16:30 in winter, with a journey time of 20 minutes.

The gray-blue to violet-colored rocks constitute the largest deposit of quartz porphyry on the Balkan Peninsula, creating light reflections under specific sun angles.

Inception: November 28, 1980

GPS coordinates: 42.74750,26.32139

Latest update: May 10, 2025 19:08