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'''Tsarichina''' is a [[village]] in western [[Bulgaria]], located in [[Kostinbrod Municipality]]. |
'''Tsarichina''' is a [[village]] in western [[Bulgaria]], located in [[Kostinbrod Municipality]]. |
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==The Tsarichina Hole== |
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The town became famous among the Paranormal community in early 1990s and was even nicknamed, "Bulgaria's Area 51"<ref name="http://www.mydestination-bulgaria.com/regionalinfo/mystical-places-in-bulgaria">{{cite web}}</ref> due to it's famed Tsarichina Hole. The hole was dug by the [[Bulgarian Ministry of Defense]], who excavated an area the center of the village during a project which occurred from December 6, 1990 to November 19, 1992 initially in search of a purported hidden treasure of [[Samuel of Bulgaria|King Samuil]]. The project was abandoned after two years due to financial concerns and the hole sealed with concrete. <ref name="http://ancients-bg.com/mystery-of-the-tsarichina-hole-in-bulgaria ">{{cite web}}</ref> |
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A number of locals and foreign investigators reported the town had since become a hotspot for what they described as paranormal phenomenon starting as soon as the digging began. Many have reported seeing strange lights and some UFOlogists claimed to have been hit with a "beam of powerful light." over the course of their investigation. Ontop of that during the two year dig more than one local claimed to have heard voices from a paranormal entity they associated with the hole. Famed clairvoyant [[Baba Vanga]] was even cited as reporting that an an unhuman entity exited in the hole. |
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Conspiracy Theorists speculation about the event ranged widely some citing rumors claiming the military excavated a triangular object of unknown origin. Many theorizing it was extraterrestrial or of protohuman origin. |
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The findings of a 2007 [[BTV (Bulgaria)|bTV]] documentary on the Tsarichina project, revealed that most of the military documents surrounding the event had disappeared from government archives.<ref>http://dictionary.sensagent.com/tsarichina/en-en/</ref> |
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[[Category:Villages in Sofia Province]] |
[[Category:Villages in Sofia Province]] |
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Tsarichina is a village in western Bulgaria, located in Kostinbrod Municipality.
The Tsarichina Hole
The town became famous among the Paranormal community in early 1990s and was even nicknamed, "Bulgaria's Area 51"[1] due to it's famed Tsarichina Hole. The hole was dug by the Bulgarian Ministry of Defense, who excavated an area the center of the village during a project which occurred from December 6, 1990 to November 19, 1992 initially in search of a purported hidden treasure of King Samuil. The project was abandoned after two years due to financial concerns and the hole sealed with concrete. [2]
A number of locals and foreign investigators reported the town had since become a hotspot for what they described as paranormal phenomenon starting as soon as the digging began. Many have reported seeing strange lights and some UFOlogists claimed to have been hit with a "beam of powerful light." over the course of their investigation. Ontop of that during the two year dig more than one local claimed to have heard voices from a paranormal entity they associated with the hole. Famed clairvoyant Baba Vanga was even cited as reporting that an an unhuman entity exited in the hole.
Conspiracy Theorists speculation about the event ranged widely some citing rumors claiming the military excavated a triangular object of unknown origin. Many theorizing it was extraterrestrial or of protohuman origin.
The findings of a 2007 bTV documentary on the Tsarichina project, revealed that most of the military documents surrounding the event had disappeared from government archives.[3]
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