During my stay in Sofia, Bulgaria, I saw a lot of honey being sold in markets and other stores. I also saw from the ride between Sofia and the Rila Monastery what looked like honey farms in several villages.
@ Jenski Pazar, the “Women’s Market” in Sofia
More from Jenski Pazar
I bought a few jars to take home for friends and family in a shop in a residential neighborhood near my apartment in central Sofia. The ones I bought were not labeled and looked like homemade.
This shop had other goodies as well.
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What’s in the black jars on image https://ayakomathies.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/img_4892.jpg ?
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That’s just darker honey, I believe.
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What project has taken you to Bulgaria? I’ve never been to any of the Balkan countries….and I’m not too anxious to change that:)
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I know. Most people would say that. No project. I am interested in going to places I have not been to which is pretty much everywhere if you start counting every city in the whole wide world. So I give priority to countries or regions where their independence may almost be similar to being countries. Sofia was good because of its close proximity to the Rila Monastery, a cultural World Heritage site, but I would’ve gone to Bulgaria anyway just for the fact that I had never been there.
Next week, I am going to Brunei and I’m sure there is nothing to see but it’s an independent country I have never been to. I guess it’s similar to asking people who like to climb mountains why they do it. 🙂
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