Rila Monastery
Savi and VidSavi and Vid/Guest Contributor/SIGHTSEEING, SOFIA/ Updated : Apr 6, 2017, 10:41 IST
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A day trip to Rila Monastery, Bulgaria’s biggest monastery is one that should be on every tourist’s list of things to do in Sofia. It is 117 km away from the city of Sofia but the two are extremely well connected via public transp … Read more
A day trip to Rila Monastery, Bulgaria’s biggest monastery is one that should be on every tourist’s list of things to do in Sofia. It is 117 km away from the city of Sofia but the two are extremely well connected via public transport. Read less
Go on a day trip to Rila Monastery - A day trip to Rila Monastery, Bulgaria’s biggest monastery is one that should be on every tourist’s list of things to do in Sofia. It is 117 km away from the city of Sofia but the two are extremely well connected via public transport. The monastery is located amid the idyllic Rila mountains, at an altitude of 1174 m. The drive is a gorgeous one, which takes visitors through Bulgaria’s countryside and lush pine forests.
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