A total of 325 centenarians are currently living in Bulgaria, including 242 women and 83 men, the BTA reported referring to data of the National Statistical Institute as of December 31, 2021. 222 centenarians live in the towns and 103 live in the villages. 4,958 people are aged between 95 and 99.
Physical activity and good food are the secrets to long life, a female centenarian from the village of Voynitsa, Vidin district, contends. Maria Kostova likes to eat everything she can grow in her garden, as well as meat and fish. On feast days she also drinks a glass of red wine mixed with lemonade. According to the inhabitants of the Rhodope Mountains, yoghurt consumption is the secret to longevity.
The caretaker cabinet of Dimitar Glavchev has published a report on its work. It is pointed out that the cabinet has worked purposefully to finalize the process of full Schengen membership and Bulgaria has met this goal. Thanks to..
The conditions for tourism in the Bulgarian mountains on the first day of 2025 are excellent. This was what the Mountain Rescue Service of the Bulgarian Red Cross has told BTA. The weather is sunny and quiet. In some of the resorts,..
The Tran Tourist Association invites tourists to see the sunset together on January 1, 2025 from Lyubash Peak (1,399 m) on the mountain of the same name in the Tran region, western Bulgaria. Those wishing to do so will set off for..
There is a persistent trend of a greater number of Bulgarians returning from abroad, as well as citizens of EU countries settling in the country...
On 1 January 2025, 17 years after Bulgaria joined the EU on 1 January 2007, the country will also join the Schengen area by land, becoming a full member..
Five flights have been redirected from Sofia Airport by the crews' decision due to the dense fog in the area of the airport , Sofia Airport officials..
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