Kermen

Immerse yourself in the tranquility and ancient history of Kermen – a charming town nestled in the picturesque Tundzha River valley, in the heart of the Sliven region. Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, Kermen offers an authentic Bulgarian experience and is an ideal destination for those seeking culture, nature, and serenity. Kermen's history stretches back through time, reaching into the Thracian era, as evidenced by numerous archaeological finds in the area, including ancient Thracian burial mounds. Later, the region was part of the Roman Empire, and during the Middle Ages, it served as an important point on the route to Constantinople. Stroll through the town's streets and feel the breath of the past lingering in the air. The natural surroundings of Kermen are no less impressive. The town is in close proximity to the “Zlati Voyvoda” (Golden Voivode) Dam, offering excellent opportunities for fishing, water sports, and picnicking amidst nature. The Tundzha River also provides wonderful conditions for walks and relaxation along its banks. The surrounding fields and forests are perfect for hiking, cycling, and bird watching. Kermen serves as an excellent starting point for exploring the region. You can visit nearby villages with their unique architecture and traditions, sample local culinary delights, or simply enjoy the slow pace of life. Here you will discover the true charm of the Bulgarian countryside, the hospitality of the local people, and the opportunity to escape from everyday life. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking relaxation, Kermen will welcome you with open arms and unforgettable memories.