Razgrad region refers to a geographical and administrative area located in northeastern Bulgaria. It encompasses the central part of Razgrad Province, which is situated in the Danube plain. With an area of approximately 2,639 square kilometers, the region is bordered by Ruse region to the north, Shumen region to the east, Veliko Tarnovo region to the south, and Targovishte region to the west.
The Razgrad region is characterized by its diverse landscape, which includes fertile plains, rolling hills, and picturesque mountains. The economy of the region is predominantly agricultural, with the cultivation of crops like wheat, barley, sunflowers, and tobacco being significant contributors. Livestock breeding, particularly the rearing of cattle, sheep, and pigs, also plays a vital role in the local economy.
The region is home to the city of Razgrad, which serves as the administrative center and largest urban settlement within the area. Razgrad town boasts a rich historical heritage, featuring numerous architectural landmarks, including the renowned Tombul Mosque, dating back to the Ottoman period.
Additionally, the Razgrad region offers various tourism opportunities to visitors. Its natural attractions include the scenic Luda Kamchiya River, picturesque hills, and charming rural areas. Moreover, the region hosts cultural festivities, traditional events, and folk festivals that showcase the vibrant local traditions, customs, and folklore, which significantly contribute to the cultural identity of the region.
