Stara Zagora district – Nature

Zhdreloto at Selo Enina (Gourge at the Enina village), Kazanlak municipality aims preservation of characteristic forest landscape. Eninsko Zhdrelo was declared protected zone in 1975 on an area of 10 hectares.

Karst Spring at the Pchelinovo village, Gurkovo municipality, Stara Zagora region was declared natural landmark in 1979. It spreads on an area of 10 hectares and state forestry in Gurkovo is taking care for the region.

Kaloyan Cave is situated in Pchelinovo village, Gurkovo municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared natural landmark in 1980 and has a protected territory of 1 hectare.

Kazaneto is a rocky formation on the land of Kazanka village, Stara Zagora municipality. The rocky formation was declared natural landmark in 1974. Kazaneto spreads on a protected territory of 1 hectare.

Kavakliykata is a protected territory aiming to preserve of characteristic landscapes in the region of Gorno Novo Selo village, Bratya Daskalovi municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared protected zone in 2002. It was declared protected zone in 2002. The place is situated in the region of Sashtinska Sredna Gora on an area of 90 hectares.

Dermenka is a protected territory in the region of Slavyani village, Bratya Daskalovi municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared protected zone in 2002 aiming to preserve endangered, rare and vulnerable animals and plant species habitats.

Dermenka spreads on an area of 110.40 hectares. The state forestry in Chirpan is taking care for preservation of the region.

Vkamenenata Svatba is a rocky formation at the village of Medovo, Bratya Daskalovi municipality, Stara Zagora region. The interesting rocks were declared natural landmark in 1974. They spread on an area of 20 hectares in the southern slopes of Sashtinska Sredna Gora.

Vetrenskata Koriya is an old oak forest on the land of Vetren village, Maglizh municipality, Stara Zagora region. It spreads on 25.30 hectares in Tundzha river valley.

Golemiyat Skok is a waterfall on the Stara Reka River in the region of the town of Maglizh, Stara Zagora region. It is a protected territory on 1 hectare in the southern slopes of Trevnenski ridge of the Balkan Mountains. The waterfall was declared natural landmark in 1965. The state forestry in Maglizh is taking care for preservation of the region.

Evkaya (The Stone House) is a cave in the village of Skobelevo, Pavel Banya municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared natural landmark in 1976 on protected territory of 10 hectares.

Zelenite Darveta is a deposit of sharp-leaved holly in the region of Alexandrovo village, Pavel Banya municipality, Stara Zagora region. The area of 30 hectares was declared protected zone in 2002 situated in the Kazanlashka valley.

Bozduganovskata Koriya is a protected territory in the village of Bozduganovo, Radnevo municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared protected zone in 2002aiming to preserve the old plain broad-leaved forest. Bosduganovskata Koriya is situated on an area of 310.80 hectares in Sazliyka River valley.

Vinishkiyat Kamak is a rocky formation on the land of town ofMaglizh, Stara Zagora region. It was declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 2.50 hectares.

Zmeevata Dupka is a rocky formation in the village of Zmeyovo, Stara Zagora municipality. It was declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 1 hectare.

Dolmenat in the village of Glavan, Galabovo municipality, Stara Zagora region is a rocky formation that was declared natural landmark in 1976. The protected territory around the rocky formation spreads on 10 hectares and the state forestry in Stara Zagora is taking care for preservation of the region.

Tulovskata Koriya is a protected territory in the village of Tulovo, Maglizh municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared in 2002 on an area of 75.70 hectares. The aim was to declare the century-old oak forest.

Milkinite Skali are rock formations in the region of the village of Kolena, Stara Zagora municipality, Stara Zagora region. Milkinite Skali were declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 1 hectare.

Mileva Stena in the village of Lyava Reka, Gurkovo municipality, Stara Zagora region is a rocky formation and it was included in the list of natural landmarks in 1979 on a protected territory of 1.80 hectares.

Mechkite (The Bears) are rocky formations on the land of the village of Kran, Kazanlak municipality, Stara Zagora region. The rock formations have a protected territory of 1 hectare and were included in the list of natural landmarks in 1974.

Mechata Dupka (Bear's Hole) was declared natural landmark in 1980 on a protected territory of 20 hectares. It is situated in the region of the Liyava Reka village, Gurkovo municipality, Stara Zagora region.

Malkiyat Skok (The Small Jump) is a waterfall on the stream of Selchenska Reka, town of Maglizh, Maglizh municipality, Stara Zagora region. Malkiyat Skok was declared natural landmark in 1974 on a protected territory on 1 hectare.

Maglizhkata Klisura (Maglizh Gorge) is a protected territoryaiming to preserve characteristic landscape on the land of town of Maglizh, Stara Zagora region. It was included in the list of protected natural territories in 1986 on an area of 238 hectares.

Pirostiyata is a rocky formation on the land of Turiya village, Pavel Banya municipality, Stara Zagora region. The formation was declared natural landmark in 1966 on an area of 1 hectare.

Momite (The Maidens) in the town of Maglizh, Maglizh municipality, Stara Zagora region is a rocky formation. It was declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 1 hectare.

Ozhdren was declared natural landmark in 1980aiming to preserve the cave. It is situated in the village of Lyava Rechka, Maglizh municipality, Stara Zagora region.

Kratera na Vulkana (Volcano's Crater) is a rocky formation on the land of Zmeyovo village, Stara Zagora municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 1 hectare.

Yarat are rocky formations - earth pyramids on the land of Turiya village, Pavel Banya municipality, Stara Zagora region. They were included in the list of natural landmarks in 1973 on an area of 5.20 hectares.

Chirpan Bunar is a karst spring and a lake in the region of the village of Granit, Bratya Daskalovi municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 5 hectares.

Chirpanska Koriya, in the town of Chirpan, Chirpan municipality, Stara Zagora region is a century-old oak forest. It was declared natural landmark in 2002 on an area of 58 hectares.

Chepelev Kamak is a rocky formation and declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 1 hectare. Chepelev Kamak is situated in the town of Maglizh, municipality of Maglizh, Stara Zagora region.

Tarnichenskoto Praskalo is a waterfall in the region of village of Tarnicheni, Pavel Banya municipality, Stara Zagora region. It was included in the list of natural landmarks in 1979 on an area of 50 hectares.

Toplata Dupka is a cave situated in the village of Borushtitza, in the town of Maglizh, municipality of Maglizh, Stara Zagora region.

It was declared natural landmark in 1974 on an area of 1 hectare.

Propadnaloto Blato (Fallen Marsh) is a protected area on the land of Byal Izvor village, Opan municipality, Stara Zagora region and the village of Golyamo Asenovo, Dimitrovgrad municipality, Haskovo region. It was included in the list of protected territories in 2005aiming to preserve of wet zones, plain forests near a river and protected rare animals and plant species habitats. The Propadnaloto Blato has an area of 27.30 hectares.

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