The Open Buzludzha Festival connects culture, history and nature in an unforgettable experience at the foot of Mount Buzludzha and the eponymous monument for yet another year, BTA reported. The event, organized by the Buzludzha Project Foundation, will take place from August 8 to 11. The festival includes concerts, a 3D mapping show and a rich daytime program.
According to the foundation’s chairperson Dora Ivanova, this year's festival will be different and even more inspiring. On the meadow in front of the Buzludzha hut and at the foot of the Buzludhza Monument, guests will meet Bulgarian and international bands, including Kerana and the Cosmonauts and Cool Den, as well as over 20 DJs. There will also be themed parties. The festival, which will be held on three musical stages, features a rich daytime program. In the festival game "Memories of the Future", visitors will be able to participate in 10 "Buzludzha experiences", feel the place and learn more about the festival's cause.
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