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Summer season kicks off in Pamporovo

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With the start of the active summer season the two main lifts to Snezhanka peak have been put in operation. The tourist centre at the entrance of the resort also opens as of today. The amusement parks and numerous trails, where specialized mountain guides can be used, have also been prepared, as have mountain biking trails, including trails with instructors suitable for beginners and advanced cyclists.

Pamporovo gained fame in the 1950s and 1960s as a climate therapy resort suitable for bolstering the immune system thanks to the fresh air rich in negative ions and phytoncides. 



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