Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Tiffany and I met in Sofia, Bulgaria, and we have embarked on a road trip across the country. We toured the gorgeous city Sofia and learned about its cultural and historical significance during the Cold War. We then traveled South and visited the remote Rila Monastery on our way to Melnik, the smallest town in the country. There, we toured a vineyard and indulged ourselves in a wine tasting. Our next stop was the city of Plovdiv, which still contains an abundance of ancient Roman ruins. Our final stop in the country is the Belogradchik Fortress, an ancient Roman stronghold. Tiffany and I hiked in the rock formations above the fortress, where we were met with some the most extraordinary landscape views we had ever seen.

 Historic street of Sofia, Bulgaria
 A country road in Melnik leading into the Pirin Mountains
 Exquisit Eastern European architecture
 Tiffany and I stretching our legs during a scenic drive through the Bulgarian countryside
 Rock formations of the Belogradchik Fortress
 Stunning view from the mountain top above the Belogradchik Fortress
 A traditional Bulgarian breakfast
 Photographing the Rila Monastery
 Murals on the exterior of the Rila Monastery
Sunrise over the Pirin Mountains

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