The town of Kubrat has a population of 9 000 inhabitants and lies at a distance of 37 km north of the district town. The town is a municipal centre of 17 component settlements. Until 1934 the town is known under the name of Balbunar and later takes the name of Khan Kubrat. The settlement is proclaimed for a town in 1949. It is situated at the centre of the Western Ludogorie on a plateau at an altitude of 235 m. At a distance of 2 km from the town in the Yankata site is situated the Balbunar settlement mound. The excavations show that there has existed life in the vicinities of the mound for more than 4 000 years.

The most popular landmarks of the region are: the Juper's koria, Myushterika, Turska Leska, Bozhurite. The Juper's koria is part of the Deliorman forest of bushy oak trees older than 170 years. The Myushterka is the natural site of wild red peony. The site occupies an area of 5 hectares. The peony is in bloom during the first half of May forming beautiful bright-red meadows in the site. The Turkish leska/hazel trees forest/ occupies an area of 5,6 hectares and is situated on he road connecting Kubrat with Tutrakan.