The village of Delchevo is situated on the slopes of Southern Pirin Mountain, 8km. away from Gotse Delchev. The village has a unique architectural appearance in which harmoniously are combined the steep terrain, the amphitheatrical position of the houses and the narrow stone-paved streets.

Most of the buildings are build at the end of 19th and the beginning of 20th century. Their style is typical for the Bulgarian revival period and 26 of them are national monuments of culture.

In the village there is a unique atmosphere pervaded by peace and serenity. You have the feeling that you travel back in time leaving behind the daily stress of the modern life. Fresh air, beautiful panoramic views, pristine woods and mountains cape are combined in a way that brings you back to your inner source of life. The, narrow stone-paved streets are winding through the village and with each step you get a new perspective.

The village has very favourable micro-climate: mild winter and cool summer which makes it a perfect spot for holiday and recreation.

FOLKLORE AND TRADITIONS

One of the things that make Delchevo a unique spot is that the traditions and folklore are kept alive and the visitors can participate in the festivities that are organized to revive and re-enact these traditions.

• St. Trifon’s day (1st February)

If you like the authentic Bulgarian folklore you should visit Delchevo on the day of St. Trifon. Along with the symbolic cutting of the vineyards and the profuse wine drinking, you will also witness a unique re-enactment of an authentic Bulgarian wedding. Everybody celebrates the festivity by taking part in the winding "horo" (traditional Bulgarian dance) in the village square and there are over 150 people wearing traditional costumes. For the wine-lovers there is a wine degustation of local wines.

• Enyov den (~24th July)

It is an international 3-day festival organized each summer in Delchevo - a real feast for the soul and the senses. Representatives of various folk and ethno groups from different countries visit the village in order to celebrate together the longest day of the year. If you like partying and dancing you will enjoy this festival and you can also take part in the ritual welcoming of the rising sun and picking of herbs for health and longevity.