Khan Krum village

On the way to Veliki Preslav

step aside for a moment.

You will see a cozy village with its fresh and breathy aroma.

 

It bears a name loud and great

of the Bulgarian khan-ruler Krum.

To his wars he resembled,

of rigor and faithfulness he gave way.

 

And look in the dark - the window lights up.

Enter the community center "Consciousness".

And in memory of the enlightened ones

you bow down to them in silent reverence!

 

Be proud of your village, you people.

And know, it is a cradle of love.

Look up clear into the expanse

meet with joy every new sunrise!

 

Radka Bachvarova

A small, beautiful and well-developed village in North-Eastern Bulgaria, Shumen district, Veliki Preslav municipality, with interesting sights. It is located at a crossroads, between the Khan Krum railway station and the highway leading to Shumen, Varna, Dobrich, Ruse in the north and northeast, Veliki Preslav and Targovishte in the south, to the passes of the Eastern Stara Planina and other smaller and larger settlements in the district.
   The village is young, having sprung up on a Turkish homestead. It changed its name several times - Ciflikkoy, Chatalare, until 1878 it was called Chatalar, until 1899 - Chatali. It was renamed to Tsar Krum by decree No. 519 of November 30, 1899 and to Khan Krum by decree No. 1125 of August 2, 1977.
 It is located 9 km. northeast of Veliki Preslav and about 5 km. southwest of Shumen. It is located by the Vrana River, near the mouth of the Kamchia River, south of the Shumen Plateau at an altitude of about 100 meters.

Khan Krum village

A small, beautiful and well-developed village in North-Eastern Bulgaria, Shumen district, Veliki Preslav municipality, with interesting sights. It is located at a crossroads, between the Khan Krum railway station and the highway leading to Shumen, Varna, Dobrich, Ruse in the north and northeast, Veliki Preslav and Targovishte in the south, to the passes of the Eastern Stara Planina and other smaller and larger settlements in the district.
   The village is young, having sprung up on a Turkish homestead. It changed its name several times - Ciflikkoy, Chatalare, until 1878 it was called Chatalar, until 1899 - Chatali. It was renamed to Tsar Krum by decree No. 519 of November 30, 1899 and to Khan Krum by decree No. 1125 of August 2, 1977.
 It is located 9 km. northeast of Veliki Preslav and about 5 km. southwest of Shumen. It is located by the Vrana River, near the mouth of the Kamchia River, south of the Shumen Plateau at an altitude of about 100 meters.

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