Trigrad village is a small village in the central part of the Rhodope Mountain, famous for The Trigrad Gorge. There is a cave waterfall - one of the highest underground waterfalls in Europe, 42 m high. Being a border area, Trigrad has been closed for many years. As a place Trigrad is famous for the Trigrad Gorge and the nearby limestone caves "Jagodina" and "The Devil's Throat".

    Located at the foot of solid rocks, the village of Trigrad is a starting point for numerous eco paths and tourist routes in the region. The village offers also many attractions for tourists, such as caving, horse riding and other possibilities.
  Horseback riding in Trigrad is a unique experience and offers a great satisfaction, no matter if you are a beginner or an experienced rider. You will ride in the heart of the gorgeous Rhodopean nature – an abundant wildlife, awesome river gorges and waterfalls, vast forests, endless lush pastures.
  The village of Trigrad with its awesome gorge and caves, is the star attraction in the southwestern Rhodopes, 30 km south of Devin. The Trigrad Gorge is one of the most spectacular vistas in Bulgaria, its sheer walls overhanging the foaming Trigradska river, which disappears into the fantastic Devil's Throat cave, accessible via a 150-metre-long tunnel. The thunder of water can be heard long before you see a huge waterfall that through the enormous Roaring Hall vanishes into the canyon; objects swept into the cave are never seen again. The wild karst terrain surrounding the sprawling village of Trigrad, abounds in caves - 102 found so far. One of them, Haramiiska cave is of great interest. Trigrad is a starting point for horseback riding, biking, and hiking to the village of Mugla and the Yagodinska cave famous for its unique cave pearls and other formations, as well as for the yielded 7000 years old Neolithic implements.

  The region of Smolyan is situated in southern Bulgaria, in the central part of the Rhodope Mountains, with area of 3231.8 sq.m. Smolyan adjoins with the regions of Plovdiv, Pazardjik, Kardzhali and Blagoevgrad, and also has a common south border with Greece. In Smolyan the properties are still cheap, and those who wants to make good investment can buy properties here. Тhe weather permitting, the availability of natural and historical landmarks and the development of the national and artistic crafts makes it exceptionally attractive town for the tourists and British and Irish real estate investors.Near Smolyan, in the north, is located the famous Bulgarian resort Pamporovo ( 12 km ) and the future coming sport center Perelik (10 km ).
 

  Pamporovo is one of Bulgaria's most famous ski resorts along with Bansko and Borovets. It is a purpose built modern ski resort. Pamporovo is located 260 km from Sofia and 85 km from Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second largest city and is serviced by the Plovdiv International Airport, which carries mainlycharter and package holiday flights. The airport is currently undergoing expansion to receive low cost carries when the open skies agreement comes into force on joing the EU. Pamporovo is also a very popular summer resort, being marketed as a mountains - and - lakes-resort.

  Investment Benefits: Pamporovo is currently undergoing infrastructural improvements similar to those seen in Bansko; New airline routes to Plovdiv International Airport will dramatically increase tourism to the area; Rental income should be 8 % + per annum and talks are currently underway with major and tour operators; Constructions is only permitted in cleared areas and no trees can be cut down, therefore very limited space for more accomodation.