Taraclia
Taraclia is a town in southern Moldova and the administrative center of Taraclia District. Located in the Bessarabian plain, it serves as a local hub for agriculture and regional commerce. The district around Taraclia is notable for a substantial Bulgarian minority, and Bulgarian language and culture are prominent in education, culture, and community life.
The area saw Bulgarian settlement in the 19th century during population movements in the region following
Taraclia’s economy is primarily agricultural, with crops such as cereals, sunflowers, fruits, and vegetables forming the
Educational institutions in Taraclia include primary and secondary schools, some of which serve the Bulgarian-speaking community.
Taraclia is connected by road to neighboring districts such as Cahul and Cantemir, with regional transportation