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Bosnia Road Trip Off the Beaten Path

October 21, 2020
by Sabina BosniaCULTURAL TRIPSGENERAL

Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest This Bosnia road trip has the perfect balance of historical and natural sites. And we didn't forget the traditional food! You will find recommendations ...

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Mac, the host of the mountain hut at Trebevic Moun Mac, the host of the mountain hut at Trebevic Mountain in #BosniaAndHerzegovina @spdjurefranko Mac is a great hunter and keeps mouses and other insects away from the hut. If you're searching a place to stay and volunteer come to Jure Franko hut.
Mountain hut at Visocica @zelenazajednica is one o Mountain hut at Visocica @zelenazajednica is one of the rare huts in Bosnia and Herzegovina that is pet friendly. Kuki loves coming here and supervising everything in the hut. BE #WILDINTHEBALKANS
Chilling in my hammock at Jure Franko hut at Trebe Chilling in my hammock at Jure Franko hut at Trebevic Mountain ❤️ @tickettothemoonhammock
Cure for everything ⛰️🌲 Cure for everything ⛰️🌲
Lovely road through the canyon of Ocevlja River be Lovely road through the canyon of Ocevlja River before it meets Krivaja River. Exploring Olovo area and Ocevija Village ❤️🇧🇦
Tombstone from XV century, from the times of the e Tombstone from XV century, from the times of the end of Bosnian Kingdom and start of Ottoman Empire rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The obelisk is decorated with very interesting motifs. It originates from the second half, or the end of the 15th century, and is considered to belong to a local feudal lord who eventually accepted Islam (M. Filipovic, 1928). The obelisk is in the shape of a nišan, but the ornamentation is similar to the decorations on the stećak tombstones. BE #WILDINTHEBALKANS
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