Embark on a fascinating journey through the sacred shrines and mounds of ancient Thracia. Explore 6 tombs with amazing stories and discover the rich history, beliefs, and traditions of the Thracian civilization.
Embark on a fascinating journey through the sacred shrines and mounds of ancient Thracia. Explore 6 tombs with amazing stories and discover the rich history, beliefs, and traditions of the Thracian civilization.
- The Temple in the “Helvetia“ Mound - The Helvetia mound was uncovered during the TEMP expeditions led by Georgi Kitov in 1996.
- Thracian Tomb Shushmanets - The Shushmanets ritual complex, dating back to the 4th century, also served as a tomb. Its uniqueness lies in its architectural design, being the only Thracian temple with columns in both…
- The Temple in the “Helvetia“ Mound - The Helvetia mound was uncovered during the TEMP expeditions led by Georgi Kitov in 1996.
- Thracian Tomb Shushmanets - The Shushmanets ritual complex, dating back to the 4th century, also served as a tomb. Its uniqueness lies in its architectural design, being the only Thracian temple with columns in both the antechamber and the chamber.
- Tomb of Seuthes III - The tomb of Golyama Kosmatka was discovered in the autumn of 2004 and is renowned throughout Europe. The mound was created in the first half of the 5th century as a sacred hill. Later, in the same century, a trench was likely excavated, and the monumental temple that captivates visitors today was constructed.
- Thracian Tomb Griffins - Known as the Tomb Grifonite or the Mound of the Griffins, this tomb was opened in 1996. Like many other tombs in the Valley of the Thracian Kings, the Grifonite was built in the southern part of an existing mound. It is believed to have been used during at least two different periods.
- Kazanlak - The heart of the Valley of the Thracian Kings
- Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak - The Kazanlak Tomb is a masterpiece of Thracian construction and art, and the most famous tomb in the Valley of the Thracian Kings. It was accidentally discovered during excavation work in a mound embankment in 1944. Its global fame and UNESCO recognition are due to its incredible frescoes, which depict the death and deification of the buried ruler and his wife.
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The Thracian tombs and holy places are among the few fully intact examples of the ancient Thracian’s grand religious architecture. Their current state of preservation is largely due to the fact that most of them are buried under tombstones. In Bulgaria alone, there are over 60,000 Thracian mounds, though only approximately 1000 have been investigated….
The Thracian tombs and holy places are among the few fully intact examples of the ancient Thracian’s grand religious architecture. Their current state of preservation is largely due to the fact that most of them are buried under tombstones. In Bulgaria alone, there are over 60,000 Thracian mounds, though only approximately 1000 have been investigated.
We invite you to embark on a remarkable voyage exploring the most hallowed sites of the ancient Thracians and to visit 6 tombs replete with amazing tales!!! Prepare for an extraordinary journey to the past, delving into the Thracian epoch and exploring their mystical world, religious beliefs and traditions, ways of life, and the history of their eminent rulers!
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