Dzhanka

In the neighboring village of Kovil, about 5 km (3 miles) south of Dzhanka, an old Thracian site from the late Bronze and early Iron Age is present. This sanctuary is set among white volcanic rocks on a rocky ridge. Many of the rocks have been carved with various features used for religious activities.

Dzhanka has a historical rock tomb in its center. This tomb, cut into white volcanic rock, stands out from the surrounding land. It has a roughly shaped entrance leading to a burial chamber with a trapezoidal layout. There was once a narrow entrance connecting both parts, but only remnants remain.

In the Dzhanka area, a common tourist attraction is known simply as "The Waterfall," being a natural landmark and the tallest waterfall in the Kardzhali protected region. This waterfall is 25 meters high and is a prominent feature of the Dushan Dere River.

Just outside the village, in Kalvacha area, eleven rock niches carved into the west side of a cliff can be seen. These niches are high up on the right side of a ravine and are hard to reach when the ravine has water. They are visible from the main road that runs over the village.^[2]

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  Around Dzhanka village
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  Around Dzhanka village
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  Turkeys in Dzhanka village