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It Hitching is slightly easier in the South because the highway from Sofia - Plovdiv is also a part of the main road from Europe to Istanbul. There are many TIR drivers regilarly regularly taking the road that are often willing to have some company. Do not be surprised if some of them - driving from Western Europe to Turkey for instance asks you to put your shoes off when you get in the cabin and/or shows you a photo of their family.
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'''Bulgaria''' is a country in [[Eastern Europe]] bordering [[Romania]], [[Serbia]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]] and [[Turkey]]. It's a good country for hitchhikerssince this was a common way of travelling in socialist times when few people had cars.
The script is Cyrillic and it might be a good idea to be able to read it a little bit, for city and street signs and such.
The other most frequent stereotypical drier that would take a hitchhiker is somebody who used to hitchhike themselves when they were young back in the socialist regime days. They will often feel nostalgic about the time they spent on the road and will be happy to share their adventures with you, or let you tell them about your trip. However there are many other people willing to give you a ride.
