Bakadzhitsite
Bakadzhitsite is a chain of low hills located about 15 kilometres from Yambol. The average elevation is around 300 metres, while the highest parts reach approximately 515 metres.
Thanks to their location in the plains of southeastern Bulgaria, the Bakadzhitsite hills offer impressive panoramic views towards Yambol and the surrounding region. The name of the area is also associated with these elevations.
A place with history
Bakadzhitsite is connected with different periods of the region's history. The area was once home to haiduk groups and is associated with the names of Indzhe Voyvoda, Panayot Hitov and other prominent figures from Bulgaria's national liberation movement.
Nature, tourism and spiritual heritage
Today, the area offers opportunities for walks, hiking and outdoor recreation. Among the notable places are the Bakadzhik National Tourist Complex, St. Spas, the Alexander Nevsky area and several tourist routes through the hills.
Why visit Bakadzhitsite?
Bakadzhitsite combines nature, panoramic views and history within a short distance of Yambol.
- Enjoy panoramic views across the surrounding plains.
- Walk along scenic tourist routes.
- Visit the St. Spas area.
- Discover the Alexander Nevsky area.
- Learn more about the region's history.
- Combine a nature walk with cultural and historical tourism.
Alexander Nevsky Church
One of the area's notable landmarks is the church dedicated to St. Alexander Nevsky. The first church was built in 1879 and is associated with the memory of Russian soldiers who died during the Russo-Turkish War.
Bakadzhitsite is one of the most scenic areas around Yambol – a place where nature, history and panoramic views come together.