8 pelan data · dari $4.99 · pemasangan sekali ketik melalui e-mel
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Bersambung secara automatik kepada isyarat terkuat merentas A1, Vivacom, Telenor.
Persediaan
Sediakan eSIM anda sebelum berlepas — ambil masa dalam seminit sahaja. Pasang sekali di rumah, hidupkan bila anda tiba, dan anda pun terus dalam talian.
Pada iPhone (iOS)
Pada Android
10 pelan untuk Bulgaria, dari 3 hingga 50 GB. Tempoh sah dari 1 hari hingga 180 hari. 10 daripadanya menggunakan 5G jika rangkaian tempatan menyokongnya.
7 pelan boleh ditambah nilai tanpa perlu memasang eSIM kedua. Pelan menggunakan rangkaian A1, Vivacom, Telenor.
Dikira daripada katalog semasa kami, bukan angka pemasaran — senarai pelan di atas bahagian ini menggunakan data yang sama.
Tiada pakej serantau yang merangkumi Bulgaria — di sini pelan satu negara sahaja pilihannya, dan itu pun lazimnya yang lebih murah.
eSIM perjalanan untuk Bulgaria ialah SIM digital yang dimuat turun oleh telefon anda — tiada kad plastik, tiada kaunter pengambilan di lapangan terbang. Anda beli dalam talian, ketik pautan pemasangan yang kami e-melkan kepada anda (kod QR turut disertakan dalam e-mel yang sama), dan ia memasang talian kedua di samping SIM sedia ada anda. Ia kekal dorman sehingga anda tiba di Bulgaria, kemudian bersambung secara automatik ke A1, Vivacom, Telenor pada 5G di tempat yang tersedia dan LTE di tempat lain. Nombor rumah anda terus berfungsi untuk panggilan dan mesej; eSIM hanya membawa data anda.
Peta, mesej dan aplikasi perkongsian perjalanan tidak menggunakan banyak data — sekitar 300–500 MB sehari. Tambah foto, sosial dan video sekali-sekala dan anda mendekati 1 GB sehari. Untuk perjalanan seminggu pelan 5 GB adalah selesa; untuk dua minggu, perkongsian atau penggunaan berat, pilih 10 GB atau lebih, atau pelan yang boleh ditambah nilai semasa dalam perjalanan. Pelan Bulgaria bermula pada $4.99 merentas 8 saiz, dengan harga per-GB ditunjukkan pada setiap satu supaya pilihan yang tepat adalah jelas.
Tidak. eSIM perjalanan untuk Bulgaria ialah pelan data tempatan, bukan perayauan antarabangsa — anda bayar harga yang tertera di awal, tanpa bil per-megabait daripada operator asal anda. Tetapkan eSIM sebagai talian data anda dan matikan perayauan data pada SIM asal anda, jadi tiada kejutan bila anda pulang. Bayaran balik penuh pada bila-bila masa sebelum anda memasang, jadi tiada risiko untuk membeli lebih awal.
Shopska salata
Tomato, cucumber, pepper and onion under a heap of grated white brine cheese. The national salad, and the standard start to a meal with rakia.
Every restaurant in the country.
Banitsa
Filo pastry layered with white cheese and egg, baked in a coil. Breakfast food, sold from bakeries and eaten with ayran.
Bakeries everywhere, best in the morning.
Kavarma
A slow-cooked meat and vegetable stew served in an individual clay pot, sometimes with an egg cracked on top.
Traditional mehanas.
Tarator
Cold cucumber and yoghurt soup with garlic, dill and walnuts. Summer food and genuinely refreshing in Bulgarian heat.
Everywhere in summer.
Lyutenitsa
A relish of roasted red pepper, tomato and aubergine, spread on bread. Made at home in autumn in enormous quantities.
Supermarkets and markets; homemade is better.
Kebapche and kyufte
Grilled minced meat, one shaped as a roll and the other as a patty, with chips and white cheese. Pub food and ubiquitous.
Any grill or mehana.
Sirene po shopski
White cheese baked in a clay pot with tomato, pepper and an egg.
Traditional restaurants.
Rakia
Fruit brandy, usually grape or plum, drunk with salad at the start of a meal rather than after it. Homemade versions are common and strong.
Everywhere; ask what the house one is made from.
Bulgarian yoghurt
The bacterium is named after the country. Thicker and sharper than most, eaten plain, in tarator, or as ayran.
Any shop.
Bulgarian wine
A long winemaking tradition with indigenous grapes — Mavrud, Melnik, Rubin — that are hard to find outside the country.
Wine bars in Sofia and Plovdiv; Melnik itself for the wine of that name.
Rila MonasteryRila
A UNESCO-listed monastery in a mountain valley, with striped arcades and vivid exterior frescoes. The single most visited site in the country.
a day from Sofia
Plovdiv Old TownPlovdiv
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, with a Roman theatre still in use and streets of painted National Revival houses.
two days
Sofia's churchesSofia
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the fourth-century Rotunda of St George standing in a hotel courtyard, and the Boyana Church frescoes on the city edge.
a day
Veliko TarnovoVeliko Tarnovo
The medieval capital, built up a gorge with the Tsarevets fortress on a rock spur above the river.
two days
Rhodope MountainsRhodopes
Forested ranges in the south with villages, gorges, the Devil's Throat cave and a distinct musical tradition.
several days
NessebarNessebar
A UNESCO-listed old town on a Black Sea peninsula, dense with medieval churches. Extremely busy in August.
half a day
Seven Rila LakesRila
A chain of glacial lakes at altitude, reached by chairlift and then a walk. Best from late spring once the snow has gone.
a day
BuzludzhaCentral Balkan
An abandoned Communist Party monument like a concrete flying saucer on a ridge. The interior is closed, but the exterior and the setting are extraordinary.
half a day
BanskoBansko
The main ski resort, in the Pirin mountains, with a preserved old quarter and a long season by Balkan standards.
several days · tempah awal
Belogradchik RocksBelogradchik
Red sandstone formations in the far northwest with a fortress built between them, far off the usual route and correspondingly quiet.
a day
Intercity bus
The main way between cities, more frequent and faster than the train on most routes. Several operators run from central bus stations.
low
Train
BDZ runs a slow but very cheap network. Scenic on some routes, notably the narrow-gauge Septemvri to Dobrinishte line through the Rhodopes.
very low
Sofia metro
A modern multi-line metro including a direct link from the airport into the centre. Paid by contactless card or ticket.
very low
Car hire
Useful for the mountains and the more remote sites like Belogradchik and Buzludzha. A motorway vignette is required and is sold digitally.
moderate
Marshrutka
Shared minibuses filling gaps between the bus and rail networks, especially in mountain areas.
very low
Perkhidmatan e-hailing
Bolt, TaxiMe
Bolt and the local TaxiMe both operate in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas. They are cheap and remove the fare disputes that metered taxis at tourist spots can involve.
Cara membayar di sana
Asas
| Liberation Day | 3 March | National holiday with ceremonies at Shipka Pass; roads there are busy. |
| Orthodox Easter | moves each year, often later than western Easter | The major religious holiday, observed from Good Friday to Easter Monday. Domestic travel is heavy. |
| Labour Day | 1 May | Public holiday; often combined with 6 May into a long weekend. |
| St George's Day | 6 May | Army day and a widely celebrated name day; a very common holiday period. |
| Bulgarian Education and Culture Day | 24 May | Celebrates the Cyrillic alphabet; processions in the cities. |
| Unification Day | 6 September | National holiday at the end of the beach season. |
| Independence Day | 22 September | National holiday, often creating a long weekend. |
| Christmas | 24 to 26 December | Three days of holiday; ski resorts fill and city businesses close. |
Tarikh yang berulang setiap tahun — cuma harinya berbeza mengikut tahun.
