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The Bishop of Varna and Veliko Tarnovo - Yoan leads the festive Divine Liturgy for commemorating Knyaz Alexander Nevski. The occasion is also marking the winter patron day of the cathedral St. Alexander Nevski in Sofia. Photo: BTA

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45-year-old amateur painter Tsvetan Kavrakov from the village of Satovcha exhibits in Blagorvgrad his “paintings” made with sand. He is making his landscapes and portraits with sand from the “tiklite” – cladding slabs obtained from the rocks in the region between Gotse Delchev and Satovcha. Among the most interesting works in the collection are the portraits of Bulgarian khans and kings. Photo: BGNES

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The 127 years-old town clock of Varna looks down from its 24 meter tower. It still tells exact time, due to the efforts through the years of three local masters devoted to its maintenance. Photo: BGNES


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The Balkan Expo of Gaming and Entertainment industry (BEGE Expo 2017) opened at Inter Expo Center in Sofia. In the course of 2017 the event takes place under the slogan “Bulgaria – technological center on the Balkans”. Photo: BTA


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