Kulata: Hotels and Accommodations
Kulata is connected to the Kulata–Promahon border crossing. The border crossing provides a connection to the European transport network and supports cross-border tourism contacts with Greece.
Near Kulata are Kapnótopos, Damaskinó, and Áno Karydiá. In the surrounding area of Kulata are Katómero, Stenón Roúpel, Óros Ágkistro, Barzovitsa, and Tipets.
Culture
In the schoolyard of Kulata, there is a medieval church ruin; its remains are largely hidden underground. The medieval church site is known by the names St Athanasius, the Monastery, and Brestetata. The medieval church is classified as a monastic church and is considered the oldest example of Bulgarian multi-altar churches.
The church in Kulata is described as the only church with three apses and a dome in Bulgaria incorporated into a rectangular structure. Its remains are described as the foundations of a cruciform church with three apses dating from the 10th to the 12th century.
Routes
The Belasitsa Ridge route from Kulata toward Mount Tumba offers panoramic views in all directions. It is described as a 24.1-kilometer section on an unpaved road, while the more extensive route extends from Kulata toward Mount Tumba.
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