Kamen Bryag (Yailata), Bulgaria; September 5, 2020; Yailata National Nature and Archaeological Reserve is located 1.5 km southern from the village. Although Yailata is a bit far from the most popular resorts and hence is little known as a tourist attraction, it is one of the most amazing places along the Bulgarian coast. The big cliffs make this area almost unaccessible, except via a few narrow paths among the rocks. The fields there end abruptly with high rocks descending straight to the sea level. About 40 caves can be found in the vertical cliffs hanging over the sea.
Kamen Bryag (Yailata), Bulgaria; September 5, 2020; Yailata National Nature and Archaeological Reserve is located 1.5 km southern from the village. A monolithic church or rock-hewn church is a church made from a single block of stone. Because freestanding rocks of sufficient size are rare, such edifices are usually hewn into the ground or into the side of a hill or mountain. They can be of comparable architectural complexity to constructed buildings. About 40 caves can be found in the vertical cliffs hanging over the sea.
Durankulak, Bulgaria; September 5, 2020; Durankulak lake is a nature and archeological reserve on the Northern Bulgarian Black sea coast. The lake is an archaeologically very important area. Pit-houses of the oldest known inhabitants of Dobruja, dating to 5100–4700 BC, have been unearthed near the west shore, as well as 3500–3400 BC mound burials and a Sarmatian necropolis from Late Antiquity. The Big Island of Lake Durankulak is particularly important, as it is the site of a Neolithic settlement of 4600–4200 BC, a cultural monument of national importance.
