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Today's Bing image: Autumn Waterfalls near Sitovo, Bulgaria (Autumn waterfalls near Sitovo, Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria). Facts checked against the Wikipedia article on Sitovo, Plovdiv Province. Then play Bing's official 3-question quiz to earn your Microsoft Rewards points.

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Today's Bing image: Autumn Waterfalls near Sitovo, Bulgaria · 10 questions · October 25, 2026

1. 1 In which Bulgarian province is Sitovo located?

   • A Sofia Province
   • B Burgas Province
   • C Plovdiv Province
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   ✓ C. Plovdiv Province

   Did you know? Sitovo is a small mountain village in Plovdiv Province in southern Bulgaria, situated in the central Rhodope Mountains.

2. 2 Approximately how many people live in Sitovo as of 2024?

   • A 156 inhabitants
   • B 289 inhabitants
   • C 61 inhabitants
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   ✓ C. 61 inhabitants

   Did you know? Sitovo has 61 inhabitants as of 2024, making it a small and intimate mountain community.

3. 3 What is the name of the river that runs through Sitovo?

   • A Parvenetska reka
   • B Maritsa River
   • C Dormusheva reka
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   ✓ C. Dormusheva reka

   Did you know? The Dormusheva reka is the largest tributary of the Parvenetska reka and runs through the village before flowing into the Maritsa drainage system.

4. 4 How far north of the village is the Sitovo Waterfall located?

   • A About one kilometer
   • B About five kilometers
   • C About three kilometers
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   ✓ C. About three kilometers

   Did you know? The Sitovo Waterfall is situated about three kilometers downstream to the north of the village along the Dormusheva River.

5. 5 Which ancient Thracian tribe inhabited the Sitovo area?

   • A The Getae
   • B The Daci
   • C The Bessi
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   ✓ C. The Bessi

   Did you know? The area was inhabited by the Thracian tribe Bessi and was part of the Thracian Odrysian kingdom, with evidence dating back at least 2,000 years.

6. 6 What is the date range for the ancient Sitovo inscription found near the village?

   • A 200 to 50 BCE
   • B 500 to 300 BCE
   • C 300 to 100 BCE
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   ✓ C. 300 to 100 BCE

   Did you know? The yet untranslated Sitovo inscription is situated on the wall of a rock shelter and dates to between 300 and 100 BCE from the Thracian period.

7. 7 When was one of the first schools in the Rhodope Mountains region constructed in Sitovo?

   • A 1848
   • B 1834
   • C 1856
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   ✓ B. 1834

   Did you know? One of the first schools in that region of the Rhodope Mountains was constructed in Sitovo in 1834, demonstrating the village's historical importance to education.

8. 8 In what year was the Church of St Petka built in the center of Sitovo?

   • A 1878
   • B 1834
   • C 1848
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   ✓ C. 1848

   Did you know? The Church of St Petka was built in the center of Sitovo in 1848, with the Church of the Virgin Mary constructed on the peak several years later.

9. 9 Which ancient site near Sitovo served as both a rock sanctuary and fortress?

   • A Bachkovo Monastery
   • B Rozhen Fortress
   • C Studa Grada
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   ✓ C. Studa Grada

   Did you know? Close to Sitovo is the ancient rock sanctuary and fortress Studa Grada, representing the region's significant historical heritage from Thracian times.

10. 10 On what date is the main village fair held in Sitovo each year?

    • A September 15
    • B August 15
    • C July 15
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    ✓ B. August 15

    Did you know? The main village fair is held annually on August 15, providing a traditional gathering for the community and visitors to celebrate local culture and heritage.

Answers for the Last 7 Days

The questions and answers of the previous days, newest first, for anyone playing late or in a different time zone.

October 24, 2026

Bing image: Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• Q1 · Neo-Manueline: The building was designed by Portuguese architect Rafael da Silva e Castro and erected between 1880 and 1887 in Neo-Manueline style, which evokes the exuberant Gothic-Renaissance style from Portugal's age of discoveries.
• Q2 · Rio de Janeiro: The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading is located on Luís de Camões Street in the center of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, serving as a lusophone cultural institution since 1837.
• Q3 · Largest outside Portugal: Among its 350,000 volumes, the library holds the largest collection of Portuguese works outside Portugal, including rare editions like a 1572 princeps copy of Os Lusíadas by Camões.

Explanations checked against the Wikipedia article Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading.

October 23, 2026

Bing image: Two gray wolves, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

• Q2 · Wyoming: Yellowstone National Park spans multiple states, with wolves reintroduced in the Lamar Valley in Northeast Yellowstone. Wyoming is confirmed as one state containing wolf packs in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Explanations checked against the Wikipedia article History of wolves in Yellowstone.

October 22, 2026

Bing image: Autumn in Naejangsan National Park, South Korea

October 21, 2026

Bing image: Nguyen Hoang Bridge over the Perfume River, Hue, Vietnam

• Q1 · Perfume River: Huế is located on the banks of the Hương River, also known as the Perfume River, which runs through central Vietnam near the South China Sea.

Explanations checked against the Wikipedia article Huế (provincial city).

October 20, 2026

Bing image: Brown-throated sloth, Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Costa Rica

• Q1 · Central and South America: Brown-throated sloths are found throughout the Neotropical realm in countries spanning from Honduras and Nicaragua through Central America into South America, including Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru.
• Q2 · Extra neck vertebrae: Brown-throated sloths have about 10 cervical vertebrae, which allow their necks to rotate up to 270 degrees, enabling them to look nearly completely behind themselves.
• Q3 · Algae: Their fur has microscopic cracks that host commensal algae species, which sometimes give the sloth's coat a greenish tint, particularly in younger sloths before their hair structure changes.

Explanations checked against the Wikipedia article Brown-throated sloth.

October 19, 2026

Bing image: Grand Canal in Venice, Italy

• Q1 · Canalazzo: Venetians informally call the Grand Canal 'Canalazzo' in Italian or 'Canałaso' in Venetian dialect. This local nickname reflects how residents refer to their city's most famous waterway.
• Q2 · River: The Grand Canal probably follows the course of an ancient river, possibly a branch of the Brenta, that flowed into the lagoon before Venice was built. This water route became the city's major traffic corridor.
• Q3 · Ponte Vecchio: The Ponte Vecchio is in Florence, Italy, not Venice. Venice's four bridges crossing the Grand Canal are the Rialto Bridge, Ponte degli Scalzi, Ponte dell'Accademia, and Ponte della Costituzione.

Explanations checked against the Wikipedia article Grand Canal (Venice).

October 18, 2026

Bing image: Dolbadarn Castle, Llanberis, Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), Wales

• Q1 · Llywelyn the Great: Llywelyn the Great built Dolbadarn Castle in the 1220s or 1230s during the early 13th century. He strategically located it to control the Llanberis Pass and symbolize his authority over Wales's mountains and coasts.
• Q3 · Round tower: The round keep is the castle's most recognizable feature, which historian Richard Avent calls 'the finest surviving example of a Welsh round tower.' It remains the only structure at significant height today.

Explanations checked against the Wikipedia article Dolbadarn Castle.

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