Priroden Park Zlatni Pyasatsi
Priroden Park Zlatni Pyasatsi is a captivating nature reserve located near the Black Sea coast, famed for its lush forests and diverse flora and fauna.
About Priroden Park Zlatni Pyasatsi
Priroden Park Zlatni Pyasatsi, established in 1943, is one of Bulgaria's oldest nature parks, sprawling over an area of lush woodlands and scenic landscapes just 17 kilometers north of Varna. The park is characterized by its rolling hills and dense deciduous forests, which provide a habitat for a wide array of wildlife, including deer, wild boars, and myriad bird species. The park's rich biodiversity and proximity to the Black Sea make it a prime location for both ecotourism and scientific research. Visitors can explore numerous trails that wind through the park, offering opportunities for hiking, bird watching, and enjoying the tranquil natural environment. The park is also home to several historic monasteries and rock-hewn chapels, adding cultural and historical depth to its natural beauty. Given its ecological importance, the park is a protected area where conservation efforts are in place to maintain its natural integrity.
Highlights
Aladzha Monastery: A medieval cave monastery carved into towering limestone cliffs.
Kokortsiya Area: A spot renowned for extensive views and rare plant species.
The Stone Forest: An unique geological formation close to the park.
Panoramic routes offering breathtaking views of the Black Sea coastline.
Notable Natural Features
Aladzha Monastery
A rock-hewn monastery dating back to the early Middle Ages, showcasing religious frescoes and historical artifacts.
Golden Sands Nature
The park's backdrop of verdant woods transitioning into the golden beaches of the Black Sea.
Rock Formations
The unique limestone formations provide a remarkable geological feature within the park.