Nestled amidst the picturesque Rhodope Mountains, the charming village of Momchilovtsi boasts a unique collection of thirty chapels, each a testament to the deep religious faith of its residents. During the Easter holidays, these chapels become a magnet for pilgrims and tourists alike, seeking solace and spiritual renewal.
Mayor Siyka Surkova highlights the significance of these chapels as beacons of faith, guiding pilgrims on a journey of spiritual exploration. Each chapel, meticulously constructed by local families, stands as a symbol of the villagers' unwavering devotion.
A thoughtfully designed map, conveniently located in the heart of the village, guides visitors through the intricate network of chapels. Among these sacred spaces, the newly built St. Basil chapel awaits its consecration, while the Ayazmoto chapel prepares to welcome a surge of pilgrims during the upcoming St. George's Day celebrations.
The influx of tourists during the holidays has brought a wave of prosperity to Momchilovtsi. The village's hotels and guesthouses brim with visitors, eager to immerse themselves in the rich traditions, history, and family roots that define this enchanting destination. The mayor attributes this popularity to the village's unwavering commitment to preserving its cultural heritage and spiritual values.