1. PIRIN NATIONAL PARK
Pirin may only be Bulgaria’s second-highest mountain range, but it easily competes with the national champion Rila in terms of scenic Alpine summits, crystal-clear glacial lakes and unbelievable high-altitude hiking trails.
2. SHIPKA PASS – BALKAN MOUNTAINS, BULGARIA
Shipka Pass (el. 1150 m./3820 ft.) is a scenic mountain pass through the Balkan Mountains in Bulgaria.
3. PIRIN MOUNTAINS
4. RILA MONASTERY
5. IVAN VAZOV HUT IN RILA MOUNTAIN
This high mountain hut is in the heart of Rila Mountain, Bulgaria. We walked for 12 hours in typical winter weather conditions such as snowfall, fog, wind, and finally darkness. At least the route was avalanche safe.
6. BUZLUDZHA MOUNTAIN
This concrete behemoth on Buzludzha mountain is a relic of the communist era, wryly called ‘Bulgaria’s UFO’, and it’s beaming up increasing numbers of curious visitors.
7. VILLAGE GELA
Gela village is located at the foot of the most magnificent mountain peaks in the Rhodopi mountain – Goliam Perelik, Orpheus peak and peak Turlata.
8. KOSOVO VILLAGE
The entire town was built on a gorgeous hill, and it seemed every home held a glorious vista.
9. BANSKO WINTER RESORT
Bansko ski resort is the best winter resort in Bulgaria with the longest ski runs and the richest cultural history. The town of Bansko is situated at the foot of the Pirin mountain in the south-western Bulgaria, 160 km from Sofia.
10. SOFIA
11. PLOVDIV TOWN
The town in its present appearance was built around seven hills – the hills of Plovdiv (Plovdiv Tepes)
12. PAMPOROVO
Източник/http://visitmybulgaria.com/bulgaria-in-winter/