Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria

Before the epidemic, I traveled across Europe, Asia, and Africa, passing through Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. Few people have been to Eastern European countries, which used to be former Soviet countries and are still not very wealthy, so prices are relatively low and the CP value is very high! Stone lions can be seen everywhere in the capital Sofia, as if they are the mascot of Bulgaria. You can also see the goddess Sofia standing high up, praying for the Bulgarian people. Before I went there, the price was 18 New Taiwan dollars to 1 Bulgarian dollar. Downstairs in the hotel, they were selling a large slice of pizza for only 1 Bulgarian dollar, which was ridiculously cheap! Roman relics can be seen everywhere in the capital, and the subway also coexists with the relics because they were excavated. If you like to see Roman relics, then come to Bulgaria, it's free! There is also a place where you can drink hot spring water. Bulgarians will bring a lot of empty plastic bottles and fill them up with hot spring water to take home. I heard that it can prolong life. I also drank a lot of it there. I wonder if I can live longer as the legend says? You can take a night bus from Istanbul to Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, which can save you one night's hotel money. You can try it!