Dalgo Pole: holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and local life

Dalgo Pole has the Orthodox Chapel of St Petka, built in 2006, and the Orthodox Church of St Archangel Michael, dating from 1925. There is also an archaeological road structure from Roman times, classified as a cultural asset of national significance, as well as a functioning football stadium. The Trakiyski Kat café and aperitif bar in Dalgo Pole is classified as a two-star establishment. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Dalgo Pole can then continue their search for accommodation.

Traditions

The official village festival of Dalgo Pole is the Day of Fertility and takes place at the beginning of June. In Dalgo Pole, Babinden is traditionally celebrated on 21 January as a local custom that continues to this day. Following a liturgy, a water-blessing service was held.

Geographical location

The wider region around Dalgo Pole includes Shahbedinova Imaret dzhamia, Saint Charalampos Church, Saint Constantine and Helena Church, and Saint George Church. Also located in the wider region around Dalgo Pole are Ramadanova Chuka, Nebet Tepe, Dzhambaz Tepe, and Dzhendem Tepe.

Transport connections

Road IV-64029 is recorded as a 5 km section between Dalgo Pole and Razhevo Konare and connects to road II-64. Dalgo Pole is connected to Plovdiv by regular bus services. Kaloyanovo railway station, approximately 2 km away, offers bus and rail connections to Plovdiv, Karlovo, and Hisarya.

Other places in this selection are Duvanlii, Otets Paisievo, and Zhitnitsa.

To the higher-level travel overview: Kaloyanovo.