Kaolinovo

Kaolinovo, nestled in the heart of the Shumen region, is a town that offers visitors an authentic Bulgarian experience, far from the hustle and bustle of major resorts. Formerly known as "Boymir," it's a place where history and nature intertwine in a unique way. The region is rich in traditions, shaped by centuries of co-existence among various ethnic groups, which has left its mark on the local culture, cuisine, and daily life. The town's very name reveals its deep connection to the extraction of kaolin – the white clay used in ceramics and porcelain. Despite its industrial past, Kaolinovo and its surroundings offer picturesque landscapes – hills covered with forests, ideal for hiking and picnics. Not far, traces of ancient settlements and Thracian sanctuaries can be discovered, adding further historical depth to the area. For tourists seeking tranquility and a connection with genuine Bulgarian countryside life, Kaolinovo is an excellent choice. Stroll through the central streets, sample local specialties in small eateries, or simply enjoy the hospitality of the local people. The town serves as a convenient starting point for exploring the wider Shumen region, including Pliska and Preslav – the first Bulgarian capitals, as well as the Madara Rider. Kaolinovo is a destination for those who appreciate history, cultural diversity, and the beauty of nature off the beaten path.