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Established in 1958. As the name suggests, its exhibits showcase both the traditional everyday life of Bulgarian peasants in the 19th century and archaeological finds dating back to ancient times. One of the 100 National Tourist Sites of Bulgaria, with the distinction of being Site №100 (because Yambol is at the end of the alphabet).
extends on an area of 467.47 hectares next to the park zone of the town of Elhovo. You can easily reach it with a short walk from the center of Elhovo to the park area. After crossing a bridge over the river of Tundzha you will find the beginning of the natural trail which is red marked and pass through the most important and scenic spots in the reserve. This reserve is created to preserve the only natural habitat of the Phasianus colchicus in Europe. Today you can't see wild pheasant to the reserve because of the stronger animals that don't leave them alive but there is a pheasant farm where people look after the birds so they still habit the reserve.