- Nowadays Aladzha Monastery does not function and no monks live there. It is a national monument of culture and a museum.
- In 1912. The Aladzha Monastery was declared a folk old age, and later – in 1957. as a monument of culture of national importance.
- The first archaeological finds, coins and pottery pieces were found in the caves. The life in Aladzha Monastery declined when Bulgaria fell under Ottoman Rule.
- Nearby, remains of a 5th-century cave monastery have been found. A cave monastery may have existed not far from the modern monastery Aladzha, near Varna.
- Explore Aladzha Monastery near Varna, a medieval Orthodox Christian cave monastery complex, rich in history and located in the Golden Sands reserve.
- Known as Aladzha Monastery, it is a limestone rock up to 40 m high in which hermit monks had hewed their cells, chapel, kitchen and even a crypt.
- Aladzha Monastery is a cave monastery, situated 14 km north of Varna, surrounded by the gorgeous nature of the Golden Sands Nature Park.
- In 1927, Aladzha Monastery was declared a public historical monument and in 1968 it was declared an architectural cultural monument of national significance.
- Aladzha Monastery is a cave complex situated in a beautiful green area in the centre of Golden Sands Nature Park.