• Komshtitsa - Komstitsa- a village, which is one of the most important places of Bulgaria for belemnites, squid-like animals, shells, and ammonites.
  This area was full of people in the past. Thracian tribes settled here, Romans built a fortress and roads from Naisus to nowadays West Bulgaria.
  During the Bulgarian Revival, Komstitsa was a craft center and the village became famous for its dairies.
  The transfer to Komstitsa is 1.5 hours. From the end of the village, the tour starts. We’ll walk on dirt roads, making a girth around the peak, called \

• Hotel pickup and drop-off included
• Guidance from a professional tour guide

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities (optional)

If serene treks amidst nature, far from the city’s clamor, appeal to you, then this excursion is your calling. We will saunter through remnants of a prehistoric ocean, once home to mollusks and vibrant marine life. Immerse yourself in the journey into natural history and touch a fragment of it. When dinosaurs were burgeoning to their zenith, the lands of Bulgaria were submerged underwater. Fast-forward 150 million years and that sea has transformed into Ponor mountain. Today, that karst mountain exhibits limestone from the Triassic and Jurassic era.

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