Troyan is a picturesque town in north-central Bulgaria, situated along the Beli Osam River at the foot of the Balkan Mountains. Located in the Lovech Province, the town is renowned for its traditional crafts, rich cultural heritage, and beautiful scenery. One of Troyan’s most recognizable symbols is its local pottery, distinguished by its characteristic colors and ornamentation. The town is also famous for its traditional plum brandy (*rakia*), to which an annual festival is dedicated. Thanks to its proximity to Central Balkan National Park, Troyan is a popular destination for mountain tourism, family vacations, and travel throughout the year.



