Welcome to Bosnia and Herzegovina

When we talk about the beauty of Balkan States in Eastern Europe, one cannot miss to explore the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina which is commonly known as Bosnia. This beautiful country is bordered by Montenegro towards its South-East while Serbia is on its East and Croatia towards North and South East.

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When we have a look on climatic conditions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is moderate with hot summers and snowy winters. Geographically, central and eastern interior of the country is mountainous while it contain hilly parts in its North-West along with flat lands in its North Eastern region. Bosnia has a lot to offer whether you are a tourist, historian, photographer, fine arts student or just a nature lover.

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It depends which site of Bosnia you want to visit find. Above all, it is the only country in entire Europe which you can visit in extremely low budget as a tourist as far as expense is concerned.

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SARAJEVO:

Sarajevo is the Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This city is known as one of the most fascinating cities in entire Europe because this is a place where East meets West and you can literally witness it on the streets of Sarajevo.

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Within few minutes of walk on streets of Sarajevo, you can find The Catholic Cathedral, The Mosque, The Orthodox Cathedral and The Synagogue. During last few centuries, people from different ethnic groups, tribes, nationalities, religions and communities settled and departed this place but left their memories all over.

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The city of Sarajevo is famous for another reason which is none other than its unique stunning sun set natural beauty along with long valleys and beautiful mesmerizing mountains. Witnessing this sunset beauty is an attraction for locals as well as tourists.

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MOSTAR:

When we are discussing Bosnia and Herzegovina, we cannot live without discussing the legendary city of Mostar as it is famous worldwide due to its history, culture and eye-catching “Stone Bridge” over Neretva River which was built by the Ottoman King “Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent” in 1566.

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The bridge was 28metres long and 20metres high. Due to its exceptional qualities, it immediately became a wonder of its time and gained fame all over. Unfortunately, this bridge was destroyed on 3^rd November 1993 while facing a deadly war but this historical bridge was built and restored again with grand opening on 23^rd July 2004 and this bridge comes under the World Heritage Site of UNESCO in 2005.

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There are many other tourist attractions in Mostar like the Minaret of Koskin Mehmed Pasha’s Mosque, Sniper’s Tower and a beautiful park with statue of Bruce Lee.

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UNA NATIONAL PARK:

Una National Park is yet another attraction in Bosnia just 90 minutes drive away from Croatian border. This park was established in 2008 in order to protect waterfalls, flora, fauna and archaeological sites. This is the place where you can witness crystal clear water cascades. There are countless restaurants and hotels around this beautiful park. So, as a tourist you don’t need to worry about exploring this beautiful site.

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ACCORDING TO THE AUTHOR SANA ALEXANDRA DELIC FROM BOSNIA:

“Food and culture of is the most fascinating thing to explore in any part of the world. When we talk about traditional Bosnian food, it has so much resemblance with Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine. Typical Bosnian dishes include the meat of lamb or beef which usually meet with all Halal requirements.

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It is slowly cooked till the time the juices are produced from the meat in order to prepare its soup along with the complete meal of meat with different type of vegetables combination.

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List of some of the famous Bosnian food include Cevapi, Burek, Begova corva, klepe, Dorma, Tuhfahija, Baklava etc.

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Honestly, it is almost impossible to cover art, literature, music, food, tourism, history, culture and traditions of Bosnia and Herzegovina just in single article. It would be just like collecting a drop of water from a deep sea. If you readers would like to know more about Bosnia and Herzegovina than kindly let us know in your comments section. So,we can bring you a lot more from Bosnia and Herzegovina.”

Note: We are thankful to the following for providing guide during research.

17 best places to visit in Bosnia and Herzegovina

https://www.globeguide.ca/best-places-to-visit-in-bosnia/

15 Best Places to Visit in Bosnia and Herzegovina

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosnia_and_Herzegovinahttps://theculturetrip.com/europe/bosnia-herzegovina/articles/10-traditional-bosnian-dishes-you-need-to-try/