Stara Zagora Mineral
Baths
 Near the (in the
vicinity) town there
are the Stara Zagora Mineral Baths - a spa resort, covered with oak,
hazelbush and planted pine forests. The warm water spring gives the
opportunity for conducting healing and rehabilitation curative activity.
The beautiful nature, interesting objects, the comfortable position and
the quick and diverse communications make the town of Stara
Zagora an attractive place for many tourists. The rich cultural
traditions and the spirit of the contemporary creators maintain an
artistic atmosphere, which has always gone together with this town as old
as its name.
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Velingrad
 Velingrad
is the most beautiful and most famous among the Bulgarian Balneological
resorts. It lies at the western end of Chepino Valley, one of the most
attractive part of the Rhodopean Mountains in Southern Bulgaria. There are
70 sources of mineral water with curative and preventive properties.
The mineral waters (from springs and wells) vary considerably in
temperature, mineralization, radon, silicic acid and fluorine content, and
are suitable for treatment of a wide range of diseases. 9000 litres of
water per minute spring from the five thermal and mineral deposits in
Ladjene, Kamenitza, Chepino, Rakitovo and Kostadinovo. Velingrad is
situated at 750-850 m above sea level. Summer is warm, winter is mild. The
average annual temperature is 10 C; and the average July temperature is 19
C. The annual duration of sunshine is about 2,000 hours. The relative air
humidity ranges from 65 to 75 per cent.Surrounded by age-old pine tree
woods, the town favors abundant sunshine. This exclusively rare and
valuable combination has a beneficial influence on the process of
ionization (negative ions are prevailing) and are of definite therapeutic
importance.
In the resort successfully are treated pulmonary cases: pulmonary
emphysema, chronic bronchitis, post bronchial pneumonia, etc. The
treatment of non-specific diseases of the respiratory tract is
particularly successful. Considerable experience has been accumulated in
the efficient treatment of diseases of the locomotive system, nervous
diseases and gynecological disorders.
Together with the numerous mineral waters Velingrad takes pride in
another natural phenomenon as well - the Kleptuza. This is the biggest
Karst spring in Bulgaria with debit of 1200 litres of ice-cold water per
second.
Velingrad ( Bulgarian:
Велинград) is a town in
Bulgaria and one of the most popular Bulgarian
balneological resorts. It lies at the western end of
Chepino Valley, part of the
Rhodope Mountains in Southern Bulgaria.
History -
According to legend,
Orpheus lived in these lands at one time. There also is
a saga that these lands inspired
Spartacus the Thracian and gave him a titan power.
Later, the region was massively inhabited by the
Slavs. According to the
Bulgarian professors, the tribe
Dragovichi lived there. They accepted many
Thracian customs, but gave them typical Slavic
characters. Soon after the
Bulgar invasion on the Balkans, the whole region was
annexed to the
First Bulgarian Empire by tsar
Malamir. At the times of the Turkish terror, the
Turks converted many of the Slavs in this region to
Islam, by killing those who did not want to accept their
religion. However, in the Communist regime in Bulgaria many
of the Bulgarian Muslims returned to Orthodox Christianity,
their old religion.
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Pomorie Spa Resort
 a best treatment seaside resorts, founded during 5th century
B.C., when was known as Anhialo. It is situated on peninsula which juts
out 2 into sea, 20 km north city of Bourgas. famous mud salt pans,
numerous vineyards gardens located nearby. The prime factors are Pomorie
curative mud, lake lye, favourable climate, the sea and beach.
THE CURATIVE MUD consists of sedimentary firth mud which is finely
structured, pliable and only, with an odor of hydrogen sulphide. In its
liquid phase it contains sulphates, magnesium, bromine, iodine, humic
acids, hormone-like substances, vitamins, amino acids and metasilicic
acid. Curative mud preparation are also used in the form of mud pastes,
mud extracts for ointments and electrophoresis. THE SEA LYE, which
contains a host of curative ions such as magnesium, bromine, iodine and
sulphate ones, and is used for dressings and electrophoresis, is of great
therapeutic value.
The favourable sea climate with plenty of sunshine,
the wide beach strip, the relatively high average annual temperature (13
C), the sea and, above all, the unique Pomorie curative mud and lye, have
made Pomorie a much frequent and popular resort for treatment,
prophilactys and recreation throughout the year. Main indications for
year-round treatment: Disturbances of he locomotory system - arthritic and
rheumatic complaints, arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, post-traumatic
states, gout diseases of the muscles and tendons, etc. Gynaecological
diseases - chronic adnexitis, parametritis, sterility in women, etc.
Disturbances of the male reproductive system - chronic prostatitis,
operative infiltration, sterility. Neurological disorders: neuritis,
plexitis, slipped disc, radiculitis, ect. Skin diseases - psoriasis
vulgaris, eczemas, neurodermatitis, Buerger's and Raynaud's disease.
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useful information you can find
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