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Copyright (C) 2006-, All rights reserved.As you will soon learn, Bosnia and Herzegovina is not just a rafter’s paradise, but offers its visitors option for enjoying a variety of other water related sports. Situated on the Balkan Peninsula, this mountainous European country, formerly a part of Yugoslavia, accesses a small portion of the Adriatic Sea coastline to its south. This apart, it has for neighbors, Montenegro to its southeast, Serbia to its east, and Croatia to its west, southwest, and north. Bosnia and Herzegovina gained sovereignty on October 1991, and it soon gained independence from erstwhile Yugoslavia on the 3rd of March 1992.
Sarajevo, nestled in a valley stretching in an east-west direction along the banks of the Miljacka River, has a population of 400 thousand. Capital of Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo is the meeting place of diverse cultures.
Although the city’s silhouette is dominated by the outlines of Moslem mosques and minarets, Catholic and Orthodox churches, not to mention Jewish synagogues, can also be seen.
Located on the bank of the Neretva River , Mostar is the administrative center of Herzegovina canton and the second largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The historic town of Mostar is the most beautiful town in Bosnia and H the Old Bridge Area and Mostar’s old town were proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sutjeska National Park is located on the Eastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, close to Montenegrin border, on the main route Belgrade-Visegrad-Srbinje-Tjenti?te Dubrovnik-Trebinje.
Sutjeska is one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s oldest national parks. The national park itself is 17,500 hectares of magnificent and untouched wilderness. Sutjeska National Park hosts one of the last two remaining primeval forests in Europe, called Perucica. Beech trees tower over 60 metres high and endemic black pines stem from the rocky faces that protect the ancient forest.
In Bosnia-Hercegovina’s Mostar, savory burek isn’t hard to find, but you’d do well to seek out Bosfor for the traditional, unusual – and delicious – Bosnian breakfast
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The drive to Sutjeska National Park will take us a little less than 2 hours. The park is a true gem in terms of the wildlife and large number of endemic plants. The park also includes Bosnia and Herzegovina’s highest and impressive mountain, Maglic, named after the thick fog that often surround its rocky peak. We will leave our car behind at a viewpoint Dragos Sedlo with colorful view of the one of two remaining mediaeval forests in Europe – Perucica. Jumping out from eternity, we are graced by a lonely waterfall “Skakavac” plunging itself 75 meters down into the dark spruce and beech forest of Perucica.
Day 1: A a scenic two hour drive from Sarajevo towards the Montenegrin border to the southeast we arrive at the panoramic view of the rare, lush, virgin woodlands of Perucica Forest and ‘Grasshopper’ waterfall (85m.). The surrounding snow-capped mountains of Volujak tower around us as we head towards Prijevor Pass at 1,600m. From there the highest point in Bosnia, Maglic Mountain, jolts out from the east and greets us with jagged rock faces that peak at 2,386 meters. A comfortable 2.5 hour hike leads us to Trnovacko Lake where we will set camp before taking a dip. The surrounding valleys are great for wandering into the evening hours as you prepare for the ascent Bosnia’s highest peak in the morning.