Long ago, before nearly 700 years, the political map of South-East Europe has been changing dynamicly. New small kingdoms rise and fall and so has been the Bulgarian. The North-West lands of the last were about the separate from the main and that formed the needs of religious and scholar life in the new kingdom of Bdin. In the valley of a small river, in the heart of an old forest, just in the rocks was build the monastery "Holy ressurection". When the Ottoman usurpers came in this lands they were destroying every single Christianic temple and that one makes no exception. Since those dark days, the monastery have not been restored. Later in that area a village was settled with the name Albotin which was left from his inhabitants a century later. That gives the second name of the monastry and that's how it's known until now.
When you get on the rocks you will recognize the places of the monastery. First there is the dining room and the kitchen, after that - the church and after that the hermitages for the monks. You will see lots of graves, digged in the soft rocks. The cache is hidden in a hole and be cautious you must climb ... just a little, it's not a hard stuff ...
Have a nice time near the Monastery of Albotin and place the cache right where and how you will find it!