Bulgaria is the world's largest producer of rose oil. You can consider buying rose oil-based soaps, body lotions, massage oil, face mask, aroma oils, and much more.
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Lokum
Lokum, or Turkish Delight, is a sweet gelatinous candy. Popularly known as "rahat lokum" in Bulgaria, it is made with rosewater, and sometimes with added nuts or fruit.
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Rakia
Rakia, a traditional fruit-based brandy in Balkan countries, is served at weddings and festivals as a digestif and is also an important part of social gatherings.
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Martenitsi
Martenitsi is a Bulgarian tradition where red and white yarn bracelets are worn on March 1 to celebrate the coming of spring, symbolizing health, happiness, and luck.
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Byzantine icons
Bulgarian hand-painted religious icons have Byzantine roots. You can get these paintings which are known for their rich colors and intricate details.