Things that Bulgaria Was Known For
Bulgaria is an ordinary country like others, but there are facts that might left you surprised.
Even Japanese would love our yogurts. No joke.
Not trying to be a grammar nazi but you should have putted "is" not "was".
I knew that you live in Bulgaria.
"Was known for"
RIP Bulgaria then
Founded in 681, still hasn't changed its name.
Other things I know Bulgaria for: having the highest species per square kilometre ratio in Europe, the highest home ownership in the EU, being a mix of a Turk and a Slavic ethnic group, having the longest summer breaks in Europe, its climate diversity (meditteranean, continental and alpine), pianist Ludmil Angelov, the only country having less residents than in 1950, the country where the highest percentage of residents said they had a favorable opinion on Russia in an internet poll, and they also have one of my favorite national anthems.
Great country.
Traditional Bulgarian Cheese. It's healthy for you.
This is world's famous rose, coming from our homeland.
Forgive me for misspelling
No joke, Bulgaria is the country, that has the oldest golden tresure in the history
The Bulgarian Army is the only army, that hasn't lost a single flag
He created the world's first full electronic computer. Yes, he has American citizenship, but his father was Bulgarian.
Cyril and Medothius were the saints, who made Glagolitic script(and their students made Cyrillic script, since Glagolitic looked very unfamiliar with European scripts, Greek and Latin). It's best to thank them.
Rila, Putin, Vitosha and all other mountains all made us very satisfied with the great nature.
The Bulgar Calendar is the most accurate calendar in the history. You might think it's not true, but it's true.