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Lyulin Mountain

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Lyulin (Template:Lang-bg) is a mountain in western Bulgaria, located several kilometres west of Sofia. The highest point is Dupevitsa Peak (1,256 m), access to which is forbidden [1]. The Buchino Pass divides the mountain into two, a western and eastern part, and the Bosnovi Polyani are a popular tourist attraction.

  • Lyulin near Malo Buchino
    Lyulin near Malo Buchino
  • The most eastern peak of Lyulin Mountain.
    The most eastern peak of Lyulin Mountain.
  • A view to the region of Pernik.
    A view to the region of Pernik.
  • The most interesting peak of Lyulin which is located nearby Dupevitsa.
    The most interesting peak of Lyulin which is located nearby Dupevitsa.
  • A distant view to the city of Pernik.
    A distant view to the city of Pernik.
  • A view to the city of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.
    A view to the city of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.
  • The city of Sofia as seen from Dupevitsa Peak.
    The city of Sofia as seen from Dupevitsa Peak.
  • Another photo of the city of Sofia as seen from the Dupevitsa Peak.
    Another photo of the city of Sofia as seen from the Dupevitsa Peak.
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