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Farms and attractions

The Wild Farm in the village of Gorno Pole

The Wild Farm is a non-traditional, organic farm in the village of Gorno Pole, Madzharovo Municipality. The young Vasilievi family, who are the owners, gave up their life in the big city to develop rural tourism in the old family house. Now they are arole model for many other farmers, who also chose this direction. The Wild Farm owns a herd of 400 Rhodopean Shorthorn cattle grazing freely, a small herd of Karakachan sheep and a herd of horses. They grow their own fruits and vegetables at the farm and produce their own dairy products, meat and delicies. They offer accommodation in their new guest house, homemade food, horseback riding, hiking and more. The farm is in  the network of "New Thracian Gold".

 


Todor’s farm in the village of Pelevun

According to Todor the village name means “place for gold mining”, but according to an article in Wikipedia it means “old forest”. The road sign at the entrance of  the village says "Plevun" but you will never hear any of the locals using that name. Everyone calls it Pelevun. For years Todor is engaged in agriculture and vulture feeding at the feeding place south of the village.  He grows sesame, walnuts and almonds. In 2012 he applies for funding from the Program for development of rural areas for overhauling his guest house. Todor also takes care for a herd of karakachan horses in the village of Kostilkovo. He is also part of “New Thracian Gold” network. For contacts: 0884 004 705. 

 

 

“The route of the cheese” in the village of Pelevun

The village of Pelevun is located in the municipality of Ivaylovgrad, near the border between Bulgaria and Greece. Miro, together with his parents is sheep breeder. In the yard of their farm is the Adventure Farm, where Miro shows to his visitors how the sheep are milked and how butter and cheese are made. The braves one can try it themselves. He offers his guests cheese, yogurt and butter as well as homemade bread and other delicious meals. Miro is funded by the Program for development of the rural areas to develop a guest house, which is expected to be ready by the end of 2013. The farm is supported by the “New Thracian Gold” project. For visits, call on 0885 410 032


List of farms, open for tourist visits
 

 

The Farms of Todor and Miro in the village of Pelevun[JB1] 
Pelevun
village is located in Ivaylovgrad municipality. According to Todor the village name means "place for gold mining", according to Wikipedia it means "old forest". The road sign at the entrance of  the village says "Plevun" but you will never hear any of the locals using that name. Everyone calls it Pelevun. Both Todor and Miro are young farmers, trying to combine agriculture with rural tourism. Todor grows sesame, walnuts and almonds, Miro is a sheep herder. By the end of 2013 they are expected to open doors of two guest houses. In Pelevun you can observe a demonstration of "The route  of the cheese", buy cottage cheese, sesame seeds, almonds and walnuts, watch vultures, see New Thracian Gold’s herd of Karakachan horses near  the of village Kostilkovo, order a lunch with homemade food and more. Both farmers are part of New Thracian Gold’s network.


 [JB1]Shouldn’t we use the full name of Todor and Miro

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