Village Foxes - Separated from Civilization - Bulgaria

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The village of Lisitsite is situated on the shore of the Studen Kladenets dam - amidst lush green meadows and oak groves, just a few kilometers from the town of Kardzhali. The village is unique with the fact that despite its proximity to the big regional town, there is no road road to it. The only way to get there is a boat on the dam or a 260-meter-long cable car over the water - where the narrowest narrowing between the two banks of the river is.

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The village of Fiesta lives in its own world dozens, and perhaps hundreds of years back in time. It is a dream idyll for those seeking privacy and privacy. There are no cars in the village of Fiesta, there are no roads.

The only sign at the entrance to the village
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Here the streets are trampled trails, winding between the stone walls of the houses. It seems like nothing is happening here. Time has stopped and you seem to fall into a movie - the same thing your grandparents once lived, even a little older - the one you would imagine their parents.

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Here, walking amongst the stone houses, you can see flocks of sheep and cows, and on the pastures next to the forest - rabbits and deers who will look at you and slowly move away.

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According to official statistics, the village has about thirty inhabitants, but in the words of local people live no more than half of them. You are wondering how they survived-detached from the world and almost unrelated to it.

The center of the village
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When necessary, they cross the dam along the rope bridge over it, pass through the forest, reach the roadside station and catch the train for Kardzhali. If that makes it easy, imagine how you are passing a rope bridge above the water and you will understand why these people rarely leave the village and instead of going to the big city prefer to watch it from their houses. And the city is close, too close. They observe it, but on the other side of the dam. Only do the water and ... the time.

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How to reach the Foxwoods

As you understand, you have no choice. The road there is only one - the rope bridge over the Studen Kladenets dam. It is reachable by passing through the village of Shiroko pole. From Broadfield you have two options.

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You can go by an asphalt road that starts at the mosque in the village and goes to the left of the railway line. When the asphalt is over, you leave the car and walk along a clearly marked trail close to the railroad. After about 400 meters you will reach the railway station.

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It consists of an old wooden bench on the platform, a small white building beside it and two half-destroyed buildings. You may not be able to believe it, but in the opinion of the local it is the train station. The other way to get here is like from the village of Shiroko Pole you drive along the black road that goes to the right of the railway line. It will take you a little closer to the railway stop, with the difference in the length of the two roads being negligible.

The old bridge to the village
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Once you reach the so-called station, you cross the railway line and walk through the forest, walk about 200 meters and you will see the bridge before you. It will take you to the only possible place - in the village.
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