Khadzhi Dimitur Review

At the Balkan hilltops of Bulgaria, you will find "flying saucers" that are irrelevant to flying saucers, making the journey into a "sneaking into UFO" adventure. The giant monument in Bulgaria is officially called the Ice Peak Monument, commonly known as the Bulgarian UFO, located on the top of the historic 1441-meter altitude of Buzludzha Mountain (Turkish meaning glacier), which occupies an important position in Bulgaria's modern history. It is the site and battlefield of multiple historical events, and the Ice Peak Monument was built by the Bulgarian Communist regime to commemorate the socialist movement organized by the socialist leader in the region in 1891 (Russia and Bulgaria joined forces in resisting Turkish aggression in the region). It was officially opened in 1981 and is also a lecture hall, potentially to remind people that the former Soviet Union is a good friend of Bulgaria. The "flying saucer" was a national landmark, and leaders spoke inside the "flying saucer" and the square outside gathered tens of thousands of people. However, the building did not last long in the hands of the Bulgarian Communist regime, but the building itself is also tofu residue, and for well-known reasons, it has been turned into a dangerous building for several years and then becomes a ruin. Seeing the pictures when they were built that year really gave people a feeling of red flags and west winds. The overall shape of the monument is sci-fi, with the exquisite decoration of Bulgarian history and tradition. The overall style even today seems to be endearing, but with the fall of the Communist Party of China, The monument became a failed marker, no one was responsible for maintenance and management, and gradually fell into disrepair, and the so-called "carving column jade should be still there, just Zhu Yan reform". The total height of the monument with the Soviet Red Star reached 107 meters, three times the diameter of the Moscow Kremlin tower. A permanent torch sculpture symbolizes a tribute to fallen revolutionary comrades, and the huge concrete letter at the main entrance is a verse: "Rise up, slaves who are hungry and cold, rise up, people who suffer all over the world! Rise up, oppose oppression, oppose the enemy!" It was more like a irony, though, because the project cost more than 16 million Bulgarian lev (about tens of millions of dollars) at the time, and the funds were mainly from voluntary contributions from the Bulgarian people and thousands of labor volunteers were recruited. Although the word "volunteer" is obviously not appropriate, in the ruins, the original alien name was found Lenin. The dish-shaped building is actually an abandoned building, with a "scent candle" inserted on the outer edge of the gray flat, standing on the top of the wind blowing mountain, even in summer it will feel chilly. The squares and sculptures outside the UFO have been damaged and should be worn with an industrial helmet to visit. There is only a desolate scene inside the UFO; Listening to the dripping sound, smelling the stagnant air, stepping on the ground broken glass, rubble, crackling, and without any lighting, whether the corner of the stairs suddenly pops out of ghosts or aliens, is enough to scare people to death. When I came to the hall, it looked particularly broken. Many locals would bring their children here to remember their childhood and commemorate their relatives.