The Municipality of Opan is situated in Southern Central Bulgaria and is a part of the area of Stara Zagora. To the east it has a boundary with Stara Zagora, to the east - with the municipalities of Radnevo and Galabovo, to the south – with the municipality of Simeonovgrad, and to the west – with the municipality of Dimitrovgrad. Its area is 25,750 ha and its population of 3 420 people live in 13 villages.
Roses and mineral water are the two most recognizable symbols of Pavel Banya. This is the municipality that plants more roses than in any other territory in Bulgaria. This is also the home to seven natural thermal springs. The resort town of Pavel Banya is also home to modern medical facilities, sanatoriums and hotels, attracting visitors with health problems, as well as visitors who have come to view nature's beauty.
The municipality of Bratya Daskalovi is located in central Bulgaria and covers an area of 526.1 sq km. On the west it is bordered by the Plovdiv region. The municipalities of Chirpan, Stara Zagora, Kazanlak and Pavel Banya are located to the east and north and the municipalities of Brezovo, Rakovski, Sadovo and Parvomay are located to the south and west.