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One of the Europe's less celebrated nation, yet the previous
Yugoslavian country has a great deal of precious gems in its treasury. Even if
your schedule doesn't permit you to stay longer, it is definitely worth
visiting at least for a couple of days. Most people pay their tribute to Mostar's notorious bridge or to
roam around in the Ottoman era roads of Sarajevo. Fortunately in the event that
you have adequate time, there are numerous euphoric regions to delight in.
Mad Bridge-jumping in Mostar
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Mostar's favorite sport is more stunning than Bungee jumping: travelers
jump off from the parapet of the Old Bridge into chilled waters of the River Neretva. The origins of this
custom can't be tracked. It was practiced regularly until the bridge was
disintegrated in the 1990's war. After the dedicated rebuilding of the bridge
and its stoned arches, the spot turned into a kind of holy space for adrenaline
junkies.
Ottoman Era Structural Masterpieces
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Whether they stood eminently through the ages or have been carefully
restored, Bosnia's architectural marvels are either Ottoman inspired or are cut
out in later European styles. The old downtown areas of Mostar and Sarajevo are
two of its prime structural masterpieces, while the town of Travnik is a rich
buffet of two clock towers, various pastel-shaded mosques, a grand stronghold
and a series of Ottoman graves.
Nestled on to the highest point of the slope over the Una valley,
Ostrozac Fortress' stamped by pointed curves, rib vaults, and flying braces,
together with windows and tracery, looks
like a frightening set of a horror movie. Jajce, the walled town of Bosnia has
got a mysterious setting which no other settlement on the planet could stand.
It is circumscribed by waterfalls that course before the old fortress. On a
rough and steep rock face, which soars over the profound valley high above
Kljuc is the drastically set last of numerous Royal Bosnian strongholds which
was took by the footstools. There are numerous more superb post, mansions and
fortresses which have got outlandish settings.
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