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The village of Garbishte

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Garbishte is a village in southern Bulgaria. It is located in Ardino municipality, Kardzhali Region.

Svetulka is located at about 12 km south-east of the town of Ardino, 31 km south-west of the regional center Kardzhali and about 274 km from the capital Sofia city.

It is situated in the Eastern Rhodopes. The relief is mountainous and the climate - continental Mediterranean, which makes the winter mild and wet, and the summer - dry and hot. The average altitude is about 830 m.

Garbishte's population is about 145 people.

Regular bus service connects Garbishte with the surrounding villages. The village has electricity and water supply systems and the infrastructure is settled with partly asphalted and lighted streets. All mobile operators have coverage. There is a community center "New life" here.

The nearest secondary schools, kindergartens, post office, police department, community center and multiprofile hospital are located in the town of Ardino.

LANDMARKS AND TOURISM

The peak Momini gardi is situated near the village. The highest peak in the Eastern Rhodopes - Alada peak /1241 m/ might also be of interest for tourists.

The Devil's Bridge of the River Arda - one of the monuments of the Bulgarian culture, can be visited about 20 km north of the village. The medieval bridge was built in the XVI century on the site where once a Roman bridge, part of an ancient road connecting the Aegean Sea and the Thracian lowland, was built. In 2003 the area was declared a landmark.

About 13 km north-west of the village of Garbishte, in the Karaburun area, were found traces of an ancient Thracian sanctuary and fortress which reveals spectacular views of almost the entire Central andEastern Rhodopes. There is evidence of religious activity from the late Bronze Age. The cult complex dates back to VI - IV century BC. Back then it was used for ceremonies and funerals. It represents a large rock with about 90 trapezoidal niches where pottery and tiles associated with the cult of the deceased were layed.

About 500 meters from the Thracian sanctuary in the area of the ​​Eagle Rocks were found the ruins of one of the largest fortresses in the Rhodopes - the Kaleto fortress. The fortress represents a unique architectural site with the shape of an irregular circle with a diameter of 67 m and area of ​​0.5 acres built of stones without mortar.

Sources: Mirela, www.ardino.bg, www.bg.guide-bulgaria.com
Photos: www.panoramio.com, http://maps.google.com/

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