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Village of Ahryansko

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Ahryansko is a village in southern Bulgaria. It is located in Ardino municipality, Kurdzhali region.

It is about 11 km northwest from the town of Ardino, about 45 km southwest from the regional center Kurdzhali and about 280 km southeast from the capital Sofia city.

The population of Ahryansko is about 60 people.

The terrain is hilly and the altitude at which the village is situated is about 680 m.

The climate is characterized by mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Temperature in January is positive - about 1.0 C, and in July it reaches about 23.0 C.

The region is characterized by significant water resources which are one of its biggest natural resources. Major drainage artery is Arda river.

In the village there is a town hall, and the town of Ardino are the closest schools, kindergartens, general practitioners, dentists and the nearest hospital.

Tourism

The area is rich in historical and natural monuments and landmarks. Among them with the largest regional and local importance for the development of tourism and recreation in the area is the Natural birch reserve, where the tourist complex "Belite brezi" is located. The air in the complex contributes to the treatment of pulmonary and allergic diseases.
Other natural landmarks are the "Dyavolskiqt most" on the Arda river, built on a picturesque narrow gorge, and the Thracian sanctuary "Orlovite skali" near the town of Ardino.

The natural landmark "Hladilnika" is located north of the town of Ardino, near the Davidkovska river estuary where it flows into Arda river, and Thracian fortress "Kaleto", which was declared a historic site in 2003, is 500 m from "Orlovi skali".

Text: Mirela
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