Beglik Tash Sanctuary

The ancient sanctuary is a religious complex, which dates back to the 14th century BC. It is located in the highest part of the cape of the same name and consists of the main part and two smaller structures built on the plan of small circles. The place was used for religious purposes until the 6th century AD

In the main part of the complex there are huge, flat rocks with carved circles and pits. There are also remains of the labyrinth, a Thracian sundial made of huge stones and an altar carved in stone.

During archaeological excavations, stone tools and weapons, flints, ceramics and coins were found here. They come from the early Iron Age, that is, from the 10th to the 6th century BC, through ancient times, to the early Middle Ages.