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Isperih (Bulgarian: Исперих) is a small town in Northeastern Bulgaria, notable mostly for the nearby ancient Thracian Tomb of Sveshtary, a UNESCO World Heritage site. There's also the ruins of a Thracian city and the grave of a Muslim mystic.
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Equestrian statue of Asparuh on a plinth, with secondary statues of medieval warriors. Another product of the Communist regime and the 1981 celebrations of the 1300th anniversary of the founding of Bulgaria (as the First Bulgarian Empire).
A Thracian tomb in a burial mound from the 3rd century BC, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the largest of multiple mounds on the site. A unique element for ancient Thracian art is the stone reliefs of caryatids (female figures "supporting" the roof) along the walls of the burial chamber. Guided tours in groups only, you may have to wait until a sufficiently large group gathers. Information about tours in English is unclear.
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The mausoleum of a 16th century saint of the Alevi, a syncretic/mystical tradition within Islam. Still considered holy and attracting pilgrims in addition to the tourists.
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