Displaying items by tag: Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina has huge tourism potential in it's remarkable natural beauty, great historical and cultural heritage that connects East and West, and it's definitely desirable for travelers who seek new untouched destinations with a lot of adventure and authenticity.
"100 tourist destinations in Bosnia and Herzegovina" or "100 turističkih destinacija u Bosni i Hercegovini" is the name of a bilingual tourist guide book written by Mr. Džemal Rošić that collects in one place interesting stories about Bosnia and Herzegovina, it's towns, mountains and various tourist destinations.
After hitting the National Geographic top list for cycling adventures in 2012 Bosnia and Herzegovina is recognized again as one of the top adventure destination - but this time by Smarter Travel website, one of the largest online travel resources for unbiased travel news, deals and expert advices.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has hard times these days fighting with snow and cold weather. Snowy images of blocked cities came from Sarajevo, Zenica, Tuzla, Mostar and other cities. Communications from most villages are cut off because of weather.
Stecak is the famous old Bosnian tombstone with different artistic motives and writings on it used from 14-th century. First time the stecak has been mentioned was 1530 in some writings of Benedikt Kupresic.
New Balkan Winds is a TV program supervised by the European Union that intends to make young EU citizens more familiar with the new countries that will potentially join EU soon. Main focus inthis series is on the countries on the Balkan peninsula.
Bosnia and Herzegovina in July is visited by 71,707 tourists, up to 9.1 percent more than in July last year, and they have made a total of 190.549 overnight stays.
