Orphee Way: Travel and lifestyle tips
Hi! I am Julia from orpheeway, nice to meet you here! Seat comfortable and enjoy reading my blog!
I am sure that while traveling you try to eat local like me and you allow yourself a delicious and calloricious dessert when visiting the local restaurants and cafes. That why I would like to give you some ideas on what to order for dessert when you are in Bulgaria.
As you can read in my blog, I LOVE ACCESSORIES! I think they can transform any boring outfit into something like ''Ouau'' reaction around you. In the first part of My necklace collection, I showed you my favorite necklaces that I wear very often and that attire all the regards around. In the second part of My necklace collection, I would like to highlight the different materials used in the accessories craftsmanship.
No, this is not Provence in France! These pictures are shot in Bulgaria on the road from Varna to Silistra. While driving down the road you can see endless lavender fields.
Visit a Kukeri festival was a must-do on my bucket list for years and I was very disappointed that I missed Surva festival in Pernik this year. But as everything happens at the right moment, one day I saw an advertisement for a day trip from Varna to Kukerlandia 2019!
Martenitsa (мартеница in Bulgarian) is a piece of adornment (bracelet, brooch), made of white and red yarn and traditionally in the form of two dolls, a boy Pizho (Пижо in Bulgarian) made of white yarn and a girl Penda (Пенда in Bulgarian) made of red yarn. The day celebrating Martenitsa is called Baba Marta Day (Grandma March) and on this day people offer each other marthenitsi for health, prosperity and new beginning starting with the spring. Martenitsa is worn on the first day of March until one sees a stork. Once you see the stork, tie the Martenitsa on a blooming tree as a symbol of fertility. This tradition is related to welcoming the spring, the new life that wakes up after the cold winter, health, and joy.