In “Bulgaria Today” on Thursday, September 21, we bring you first the latest news stories from this country.
Next on the show, we bring you interesting tourist destinations and an expedition to unravel the mystery of the stone bridges in the Rhodope Mountain
At the end, we bring you more about Bulgarian folklore and an interview with the founder of Dikani Folk Ensemble Radoslav Ivanov.
Have an enjoyable listen!
01’42 - News
10’23 – Travel: An expedition to unravel the mystery of the stone bridges in the Rhodope Mountain
15’15 – Folklore: Dikani Folk Ensemble celebrates its first decade
19’05 - Song of the day
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