For me personally the place is more interesting and intriguing than the famous Thracian temple about a kilometer further. The relatively preserved columns are a prove for the existing civilization on those places two thousand years ago Definitely more information is needed because for the temple there is a guide and if you have a question you van ask him but there is nobody here and you are left by yourself to imagine what is this.

I recently visited the Horizont Thracian Tumulus and was absolutely blown away by its beauty and historical significance. The tumulus itself is a marvel of ancient engineering, and the artifacts on display inside are truly breathtaking. The tumulus is located in a stunning natural setting with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The interior of the tumulus is expertly designed and curated, with displays showcasing the ancient Thracian culture and history. I particularly enjoyed learning about the Thracian burial practices, which were so intricately woven into their beliefs and traditions. The staff at the Horizont Thracian Tumulus were also incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, providing insightful information about the tumulus and answering all of my questions with enthusiasm. Overall, my visit to the Horizont Thracian Tumulus was an unforgettable experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves history or is interested in learning more about ancient civilizations.

It's beautiful. Very well maintained. Interesting facts about the columns. Make a to visit The Thracian underground temple first. So the tour guide will tell you a bit about this one too. There is chapel St Spas close by all around it is full of flowers.

An interesting ancient place. There is a chapel and horse stable next to it. Convenient for parking. Free to view.

Wow! It’s built around V century B.H. It’s only one revealed so far. Great! Next grave is not excavated and there is Chapel “Sveti Spas”. There was a monastery complex which was destroyed at 40-ties of XX century. Go also to the famous Thracian tomb and temple nearby.

A wonderful and original place. If you are in the area don't miss it. A little bit of well-preserved history. Nicely arranged, no tax, with some space.

Almost left aside in conparison with the big close shrine but it worth a short visit to see the columns of this little temple.

One of the many Bulgarian tumultuous which have been opened for the public. They are ancient thracian tombs and/or worship temples proving the rich social life of Bulgarian ancestors of thousands years ago. Great view from above to the surrounding countryside, green hills, blue lakes, tranquille wild nature.

A thracian tomb in a small hill. Nice for a little walk around for 4lv/person.

A wonderful ancient Thracian tomb! There is a culture in Bulgaria that can be traced back 3-4-5 thousand years before Christ. It's good to promote more!

Visit this fabulous place and say hello to the man who looks after it.

Awesome place. There is no entrance fee if you have previously passed through the Thracian complex above, where the fee is BGN 4. The excavations were financed by some Western foundation, the state gave us absolutely nothing, not even for the conservation of the site. There is a man who has been taking care of the place for years with funds from the temple, which was left over from a destroyed monastery. The mound has not been fully explored, as well as the one next to which the former monastery was. The person can give you more information if you are interested. The construction of the temporary structure that covers the Mound was once financed by Iliya Pavlov.

A relaxing place to visit. Underdeveloped yet, but still charming. To be visited together with the underground Thracian Sanctuary temple further the road.

Very well maintained and beautiful place to visit with older kids who are interested in archeology. We visited here after the big thracian temple, which is a few km up the hill.

Could be more maintained! It is unique!

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Get the guided tour for sure. It's worth it.

Lovely and extremely ancient Thracian temple well restored.

The guide tells amazing stories

To be really honest, it wasn’t something special to see. Of course you can go there to see the sightseeing but I wouldn’t go there again.

I wish they would invest a little more to make this an even better experience, but for the little money put into it, it is very nice. Definitely worth the stop.