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The Bachkovo Monastery of the Dormition of the Theotokos, also known as the Monastery of the Mother of God Petritzonitissa, is a major Eastern Orthodox monastery near Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The monastery is known and appreciated for its unique combination of Byzantine, Georgian, and Bulgarian cultures.
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Bachkovo monastery is the second largest monastery in Bulgaria. It is beautifully situated on a ledge, on the right from the Valley of Chepelarska River, close to the village of Bachkovo, 10 km from Asenovgrad and 30 km from Plovdiv. This easy accessibility makes it the second most visited monastery in the country.
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Bachkovo Monastery extends a bespoke invitation to sojourners, entreating them to traverse the temporal vortex where annals of history, spiritual profundity, and architectonic splendors converge in harmonious equipoise.
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The Bachkovo Monastery "Assumption of the Virgin" is located in the southern part of the village Bachkovo, 10 kilometers south of Asenovgrad. The monastery was founded in 1083 by the Georgian Gregoriy Bakuriani, who donated the land.. It is thought that after the fall of Bulgaria to the Ottomans at the end of the 14th century, Evtimiy.
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Bachkovo Monastery is the final resting place of both Patriarch Euthymius (1330-1404) and Patriarch Cyril (1953-1971). Complex Ossuary The medieval ossuary A 14th-century donor portrait in fresco of Bulgarian tsar Ivan Alexander in the ossuary
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Bachkovski Monastery is the second largest Bulgarian monastery and one of the three Bulgarian Stavropegial monasteries (the other two are Rilski Monastery and Troyan Monastery) which draws thousands of visitors, Bulgarian and foreign tourists alike.
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Bachkovo monastery is the second largest monastery in Bulgaria. It is beautifully situated on a ledge, on the right from the Valley of Chepelarska River, close to the village of Bachkovo, 10 km from Asenovgrad and 30 km from Plovdiv. This easy accessibility makes it the second most visited monastery in the country.
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The biggest Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria is Rila Monastery, established some 1000 years ago, deep in the Rila Valley. The second biggest one is Bachkovo Monastery, built in the Rhodope Mountains, in Chepelare River Valley. And there are many other monasteries, most of them in the mountains of the country. Bachkovo Monastery
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Bachkovo Monastery (Bachkovski Manastir) is an Eastern Orthodox monastery in Southern Bulgaria. Known for its unique combination of Byzantine, Georgian, and Bulgarian culture, it was established in 1083 and is said to be the second largest monastery in Bulgaria. History of Bachkovo Monastery
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Bachkovo Monastery Bulgaria, Europe Top choice in Plovdiv & Southern Mountains About 30km south of Plovdiv stands the magnificent Bachkovo Monastery, founded in 1083. Most of the complex dates from the 17th century onwards, with the Church of Sveta Bogoroditsa (1604) as its colourful centrepiece.
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It is thought that after the fall of Bulgaria to the Ottomans at the end of the 14th century, Eftimiy, Bulgaria's last patriarch, was exiled to the Bachkovo Monastery. A favorite gathering place for pilgrims and visitors is the monastery's courtyard, with its impressive trees, such as a Paradise apple tree and a Chinese fir.
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Founded in the 11th century, it is one of the oldest monas-teries in the Balkan Peninsula.It was connected with three cultures: Byzantine, old Georgean and Bulgarian. It has preserved unique and highly valuable monuments of architecture and painting, typical of Eastern Orthodox culture.
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The Bachkovo Monastery "Assumption of the Virgin", also Uspenie Bogorodichno, is the second largest monastery in Bulgaria and one of three Stavropegial monasteries of the Church of Bulgaria.As one of the oldest monasteries in the Balkans, the character of the monastery is unique, reflecting the cultures under which it has existed: Georgian, Byzantine, and Bulgarian.
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Bachkovo Monastery, the second most important monastery after Rila Monastery, was built near the village of Bachkovo, in the valley of Chepelare River (also known by the locals as Chaya). It lies about 10 km to the south of the town Assenovgrad. On all sides, the monastery is surrounded by the hills of Rhodope Mountain, which together with its size and ancient spirit make it one of the most.