Human kind has achieved great results in the field of technology and engineering, enormous industrial complexes and towns were built in the past and will be erected in the future, the trends are towards even higher technologies and acquisitions, faster and faster, higher and higher...But where does the individual human being go? The man who created all these wonders. Where is his origin; where in his life is his natural environment, from which he appeared for the first time?
The individuals get used to the modern conveniences and fail to become aware of the fact that their connection with the nature is getting thinner and thinner, that when they go out of the towns they are helpless because they less understand it. How many of us will survive, if they fall into situation similar to that of Robinson Crusoe? Will they be capable to ensure food or to protect themselves from the wild animals, natural disasters and illnesses?
We hope that no one of you will be forced to survive in such circumstances, but people feet more and search for possibility to spend their holidays in the countryside in order to lose touch with their intensive daily routine. Not by chance the motto in the last years is "back to nature"! Only in such atmosphere you can perceive the wisdom of the great people, who after the vanity of their stormy life, retire to some isolated place, reaching to the philosophical conclusion that their happiest moments are these spent under the starry firmament, with the songs of the crickets and soul immersed in contemplation.
So we suggest you to buy rural property, where you will have to sense of touch at calmness, individuality, authentic atmosphere of the Bulgarian rural lifestyle, clean nature and surroundings rich in cultural and historical sites.
Rural regions in Bulgaria are rare combinations of preserved natural environment and way of life that repeats the unchanged for centuries natural cycles and laws, being at the same time places where one can encounter the traditional ethnographical origin of labor, cuisine, entertainments and present.
The foreigner is welcomed as a guest and treated as a friend in the Bulgarian village where he could feel as a traveller and explorer.
He can live for a while with the local population, participating in the agricultural activities, hiking and riding horses, taking part in handicraft or culinary courses, participating in yogurt production, weaving home cloths or making earthenware with his own hands. He could also dance Bulgarian horo or rachenitsa and thus forget the urban stress.
