Hi everybody, today’s video comes from a hidden gem in Bulgaria. I found this historical town super beautiful. Let me know what you think below. Have a great week 👍😊
I admire the fact that you show off so beautifully the Balkan countries that don't seem to be getting that much attention. You paint them so lovingly and it comes through clearly. Your sunset videos are especially gorgeous. The music complements it perfectly. Thank you Janus! 🤗👍🥰
Hi Janus! Thank you so much for showing me such a lovely hidden gem of Bulgaria, Lovech. Your channel has really a good diversity! The sunset part is just brilliant! You picked always the wonderful music 😍 Warm greetings from Indonesia to US ☺️
Gorgeous location and excellent video (I absolutely loved the music!) I've been looking at properties in that area online, so it's great to see a more detailed tour of the town. I'll be sure to check out all of your other videos, too.
A great video! Thank you so much! Lovech is really outside the main tourist destination in Bulgaria, nevertheless, this town can offer a lot to the visiters. You show the sights of this beautiful town. You mention important historic events. I would like to add that the covered bridge was built by the famous self-educated constructor Kolyo Fitcheto. You mention the name and the activity of the great Bulgarian revolutionary Vassil Levski. He chose Lovetch as a centre of the Home Revolutionary Organization in Bulgaria. Levski is called "the Apostle", as he goes about the country and founds revolutionary committees. Levski is arrested near Lovech.
I agree it is a gem. Enjoyed the bridge and the shops. I always wonder how people get up to the homes on the hills when the roads are hardly big enough for a car. The food looks amazing, I can see how you loved it. Have a super week.
I love your videos! Factual, so well put together with the video ambience and music complementing each step! Amazing! If not the best, one of the best Bulgaria focused channels ❤ ps I also love Bulgaria 🇧🇬 so thank you for recording and sharing your beautiful journey ❤
Great video! I just want to mention that this is not the original covered bridge built by Koliyo Fitcheto. The original bridge burned in 1925 and was rebuilded at 1931. The exterior of the bridge was reconstructed several times after that.
Thanks for showing Lovech. Even in Bulgaria it has dropped off the tourist map and there is so much to see there. There is so much to see there from different eras. The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times! Long before the Thracians. Please watch your historic references. There were no Ottomans in the 8th century but the Bulgarian tsardom. The Ottomans didn't built anything new in Bulgaria. If they didn't destroy existing fortresses or palaces, they preserved them only if they used them, hence most fortresses are in total ruins. The only truly built Ottoman fortress I know of is Medjidi Tabija in Silistra and it was built by German engineers. Silistra is another historic town off the beaten tracks in Bulgaria, by the way.
Historically, the Northern towns especially by the Danube were more developed especially after we began trade from the Danube with Austria and Europe in the late 19th century. The architecture is also kinda different compared to the south. If you go to Ruse, for instance, its central part has Viennese styled buildings. It is known for the city of first inventions in Bulgaria such as first railway line ever constructed in the country connecting it with Varna, first elevator, first streetlight, first printing office, etc, etc. So is the case in Pleven, Svishtov or Lom with central European architecture in the central part. Vratsa is also really beautiful surrounded by its characteristic mountains. Sadly, now it is the other way round. The south seems to be more developed with more roads, rail links, etc. Also receives much more tourism. Most people head to Sofia, Plovdiv, Bansko and the southern part of the seaside (Sozopol, Nessebar) as well as the incredible Rhodope Mountains and 7 Rila Lakes. The people in northern Bulgaria are more interesting and authentic in my opinion and personal experience whilst travelling around the country. Btw, you seemed to have learnt quite a lot and share important historical facts. Well done and respect. P.S. 19:23 - The menu prices are so affordable! Nothing in comparison with the ones in Sofia.
Hope all is well with you? Are you on location? Nice job with the drone...that is a good addition... Hope your having fun on your travels...travel safe my friend.
I am great thank you! And I hope you are doing well too. I’m indeed currently traveling. A lot of cool places I will showcase in the coming months. Wishing you an awesome week ahead 👍
Hi Janus,how are you? we just have met a while ago in ngohiong remember? the one who entertained you.Having time to scroll up ur videos and giving time to watch it😘😘 how many times have you been here in Cebu City?
@@januslog it's nice to see you here and ur very much welcome here friend to the queen city of south.As what I have heard that this is the best ngohiong here in Phils.By the way,where did you stay here in Cebu City?🤔
Old houses in lovech and other places in bulgaria,are called bulgarian revival style houses and the building style is similar to the old houses build during the second bulgarian empire wich are taken from the byzantene empire and the stile used out there....while the ottomans did not posses their own stile other then soldiers uniforms everything was taken from byzantenes they even still use some buildings that remain in tact from roman times
Hi everybody, today’s video comes from a hidden gem in Bulgaria. I found this historical town super beautiful. Let me know what you think below. Have a great week 👍😊
I admire the fact that you show off so beautifully the Balkan countries that don't seem to be getting that much attention. You paint them so lovingly and it comes through clearly. Your sunset videos are especially gorgeous. The music complements it perfectly. Thank you Janus! 🤗👍🥰
Thanks so much Larissa 🙏🌺
Hi Janus! Thank you so much for showing me such a lovely hidden gem of Bulgaria, Lovech. Your channel has really a good diversity! The sunset part is just brilliant! You picked always the wonderful music 😍 Warm greetings from Indonesia to US ☺️
Thank you Dina! Greetings to 🇮🇩
Thank you for visiting my hometown and doing a fantastic job of showing the sights!
Thank you for watching Ivaylo. I truly enjoyed my stay in your beautiful town 👍🇧🇬
A very interesting trip .... there are beautiful scenery that is very worth visiting .... there are green trees that are quite lush ....
Thank you for watching 👍
Great expose of Lovech
Thanks so much 👍🌺
Gorgeous location and excellent video (I absolutely loved the music!) I've been looking at properties in that area online, so it's great to see a more detailed tour of the town. I'll be sure to check out all of your other videos, too.
Thank you Kim, I’m glad you found the video useful 👍😊
A great video! Thank you so much! Lovech is really outside the main tourist destination in Bulgaria, nevertheless, this town can offer a lot to the visiters. You show the sights of this beautiful town. You mention important historic events. I would like to add that the covered bridge was built by the famous self-educated constructor Kolyo Fitcheto. You mention the name and the activity of the great Bulgarian revolutionary Vassil Levski. He chose Lovetch as a centre of the Home Revolutionary Organization in Bulgaria. Levski is called "the Apostle", as he goes about the country and founds revolutionary committees. Levski is arrested near Lovech.
Thanks so much, also for the additional useful information 👍🌺
I agree it is a gem. Enjoyed the bridge and the shops. I always wonder how people get up to the homes on the hills when the roads are hardly big enough for a car. The food looks amazing, I can see how you loved it. Have a super week.
Thanks a lot Liz. I wish you a great week ahead too!
I love your videos! Factual, so well put together with the video ambience and music complementing each step! Amazing! If not the best, one of the best Bulgaria focused channels ❤ ps I also love Bulgaria 🇧🇬 so thank you for recording and sharing your beautiful journey ❤
Thank you so much! I really appreciate
Another excellent video! 😊👍Thank you Janus
Thank you Paul! 👍😊
Great video! I just want to mention that this is not the original covered bridge built by Koliyo Fitcheto. The original bridge burned in 1925 and was rebuilded at 1931. The exterior of the bridge was reconstructed several times after that.
Thank you for this important additional info 👍👍
Cinematic Sunrise Video
Thank you for watching 👍🌺
I loved how you merged the wonderful music and drone views...peaceful and very cinematic!
Thanks so much. I had fun with the drone there 😅
@@januslog lol I was looking for you on the ground.....didnt find you! 😊👍
Thanks for showing Lovech. Even in Bulgaria it has dropped off the tourist map and there is so much to see there. There is so much to see there from different eras. The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times! Long before the Thracians. Please watch your historic references. There were no Ottomans in the 8th century but the Bulgarian tsardom. The Ottomans didn't built anything new in Bulgaria. If they didn't destroy existing fortresses or palaces, they preserved them only if they used them, hence most fortresses are in total ruins. The only truly built Ottoman fortress I know of is Medjidi Tabija in Silistra and it was built by German engineers. Silistra is another historic town off the beaten tracks in Bulgaria, by the way.
Thank you for watching and for the additional background and tips 👍
Historically, the Northern towns especially by the Danube were more developed especially after we began trade from the Danube with Austria and Europe in the late 19th century. The architecture is also kinda different compared to the south. If you go to Ruse, for instance, its central part has Viennese styled buildings. It is known for the city of first inventions in Bulgaria such as first railway line ever constructed in the country connecting it with Varna, first elevator, first streetlight, first printing office, etc, etc.
So is the case in Pleven, Svishtov or Lom with central European architecture in the central part. Vratsa is also really beautiful surrounded by its characteristic mountains.
Sadly, now it is the other way round. The south seems to be more developed with more roads, rail links, etc. Also receives much more tourism. Most people head to Sofia, Plovdiv, Bansko and the southern part of the seaside (Sozopol, Nessebar) as well as the incredible Rhodope Mountains and 7 Rila Lakes. The people in northern Bulgaria are more interesting and authentic in my opinion and personal experience whilst travelling around the country.
Btw, you seemed to have learnt quite a lot and share important historical facts. Well done and respect.
P.S. 19:23 - The menu prices are so affordable! Nothing in comparison with the ones in Sofia.
Thank you very much, also for the additional info 👍😊
Hope all is well with you? Are you on location? Nice job with the drone...that is a good addition... Hope your having fun on your travels...travel safe my friend.
I am great thank you! And I hope you are doing well too. I’m indeed currently traveling. A lot of cool places I will showcase in the coming months. Wishing you an awesome week ahead 👍
Thank Janus 😊👍
Bardzo dziekuje za oprowadzenie :)) jestes w tym Mistrzem ! pozdrawiam Ciebie serdecznie :))
Thank you very much 🌺
Watching all your videos I’m wondering why I should travel and deal with jet lag when I can just sit at home and live vicariously through you🤣🤣🤣
Haha, thank you
Please continue to join me on my travels 👍😊
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Thank you for this beautiful video! Did you do this visit /loop in 1 day and all on foot or during several days and maybe some part by car?
Thank you! Yes, this is definitely doable in a day, even half a day. Lovech is quite small 😊
There is a covered bridge in plovdiv too
That’s true, I’m covering it in my Plovdiv video. Please check it out.
Hi Janus,how are you? we just have met a while ago in ngohiong remember? the one who entertained you.Having time to scroll up ur videos and giving time to watch it😘😘 how many times have you been here in Cebu City?
Hi Jocelyn, thank you for reaching out. I very much enjoyed the Ngohiong! This is my first time in Cebu 😊
@@januslog it's nice to see you here and
ur very much welcome here friend to the queen city of south.As what I have heard that this is the best ngohiong here in Phils.By the way,where did you stay here in Cebu City?🤔
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Old houses in lovech and other places in bulgaria,are called bulgarian revival style houses and the building style is similar to the old houses build during the second bulgarian empire wich are taken from the byzantene empire and the stile used out there....while the ottomans did not posses their own stile other then soldiers uniforms everything was taken from byzantenes they even still use some buildings that remain in tact from roman times
The old town is beautiful, definitely worth visiting 👍🌺
Come back to watch januslog's video. 😀 Bulgaria looks a little different from other Western European countries.
Thank you Jennifer. It’s really a beautiful place
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