Replica of Tracian village to be constructed near Bulgaria's Tsarevo
An old Thracian village will be constructed near Bulgaria's coastal town of Tsarevo under the PHARE programme as part of Bulgarian-Turkish cross-border collaboration.The village would be 17 000 sq m big and would be located in the Dulboki Dol region above a rocky sea coast, Dnevnik daily announced.
The plan would be realised with the collaboration of Turkish Pinarhisar municipality. The first part of the project would contain information about the culture of Thracian people that lived in the region.
The Thracian village would comprise of 13 two-level buildings. In the forest a temple would be build with a ritual alter, together with a house for the ruler and a few houses for his close associates.
Small houses with yards would be constructed near the sea coast.
The north and south border of the village are to be enclosed with a fortress wall.
The most interesting part of the plan would be that it provides a healthy and environmental-friendly life-style, which would have been common for Thracian people. Volunteers would be able to live up to five days in the village.
This kind of historical tourism is popular in many European countries, but would apear for the first time in Bulgaria.
It was a pleasure to work with Kiki. She was helpful in providing information and being readily available. She puts you at ease during the process and gets the right people ready at the right time to make it as smooth a process as it can be. Thank you for all your help
— Sarah, United Kingdom