The Dragoman Marsh is the biggest natural karst wetland in Bulgaria. It is situated only 35 km north-west from Sofia and covers a valley between the limestone hills Tri Ushi and Chepan. The marsh is a protected sanctuary for birds. Over 200 species have been recorded in the area. Some of them have a high conservation status. The marsh is also home to more than 140 plant species. The area is often visited by nature lovers and environmentalists, who can use the watchtower and eco-route provided at no cost. For years, the Dragoman Marsh has played an important role in flood control and agriculture in the surrounding areas. In the 1950s, the Dragoman Marsh was drained to make room for agricultural development. However, drainage activities were halted in the early 1990s and the marsh began to revert to its original state. Currently, threats to the marsh include pollution by untreated wastewater. The Dragonman Marsh was proclaimed a Ramsar site on February 2, 2012. At 14967 HA, it is the second biggest such site in Bulgaria after Belene Islands.
In January 2020 there was a big fire in the marsh and all of the tourist infrastructure was destroyed along with almost 80% of the plants, but the nature is recovering.

Excellent footage

Awesome footage                      

Nice video! Made me google the place to find out about it.

Nicely done.    

Very nicely done.  

wonderful views, well done

Stunning colors.  That bridge definitely has seen better days!

Thank you

Nick M Posted at 7-8 08:58
Stunning colors.  That bridge definitely has seen better days!

Yep, it was destroyed during the big fire in January.

Pictures from Above Posted at 7-8 09:54
Yep, it was destroyed during the big fire in January.

You do great work.  You depicted it well!

Hi. Thank you for sharing this nice video your have created. Nicely done and thank you for your valued support.

Aweosome footage

Thank you.

Looks very nice!