Orlova Chuka is a cave on the left bank of the Cherni Lom River. The cave is situated east of Pepelina village, Dve Mogili municipality, Rousse region. Orlova Chuka is formed from lower Cretaceous limestone and is 11.483 m long. There are some 15 cave animals and bats living inside. Orlova Chuka was inhabited in the Middle Age and in the Aenolithic-Chalcolithic Age. There is electricity in the cave and could be visited by tourists. It was declared for tourist landmark in 1962 on an area of 80 hectares.
Mamula are rocky formations in the region of Pisanetz village, Vetovo municipality, Rousse region. They were declared natural landmark in 1970 on an area of 1 hectare.
Ostrata Skala is a natural landmark from 2003 on an area of 34.20 hectares situated in the village of Senovo, Vetovo municipality, Rousse region. The aim is preservation of characteristic karst rocky forms and cave formations.
Beltzov is a natural deposit of the rare plant of cultivated licorice (GlycyrrhizaglabraL.) Beltzov was included in the list of protected territories in 2003 on an area of 20 hectares and situated in the village of Beltzov, Tzenovo municipality, Rousse region.
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Dikili Tash is a rocky formation in the region of Mechka village, Ivanovo municipality, Rousse region. Dikili Tash was declared natural landmark in 1970 on an area of 2 hectares.
Aleko - Telika is a protected territory declared in 2004 on an area of 206 hectares in the outskirts of the villages Ryahovo, Sandrovo, Slivo Pole municipality and the town of Slivo Pole, Rousse region. The aim is to preserve the local vegetation and the endangered and rare species.
Tzerovetz is a century old forest of moss-capped oak (Quercus cerris) situated in the village of Tzerovetz, Ivanovo municipality, Rousse region. The century old forest was declared protected territory in 2003 on an area of 20 hectares.
Polsko Kosovo is the only deposit in Bulgaria of the rare and threatened plant Salviascabiosifolia that could be found in the village of Polsko Kosovo, Byala municipality, Rousse region. Polsko Kosovo was included in the list of protected territories in 2006 on an area of 3.50 hectares.
