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Renowned for the Virgin Mary’s apparitions in 1981, Međugorje has become a significant pilgrimage site for Catholics worldwide. Numerous pilgrims have healed and experienced personal miracles during their time of prayer and reflection.

Part of Kravica Nature Park, it forms a natural amphitheater of waterfalls 120 meters wide, surrounded by diverse flora and fauna. With opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and walking trails, it offers something for every nature lover.

Perched high above the valley, this historic fortress was built by nobles as a strategic stronghold to defend the region against invaders. Today, it stands as a living testament to the region’s medieval heritage, preserving its legacy.

Famous for the iconic Old Bridge, Mostar is a city where rich history and stunning architecture meet the beauty of the Neretva River. Its vibrant atmosphere and charming cobblestone streets make it a must-visit destination.

A 16th-century Dervish monastery sits beside one of Europe’s largest springs, blending Ottoman architecture with the surrounding natural beauty. Believed to embody the philosophy that the environment is integral to the worship of God.

Surrounded by a majestic mountain range, Lake Rama is known for its picturesque islands and peninsulas, blending nature and tranquility. It’s an ideal retreat for relaxation and outdoor activities like cycling, kayaking, and fishing.

The oldest and largest national park in the country, home to Maglić, the highest peak at 2,386 meters. Within Sutjeska lies Perućica, Europe’s last remaining primeval forest, a place perfect for exploration and camping adventures.

Hidden high in the mountains, Lukomir is the highest village in the country and a living ethnological museum. The tradition of ancient and nomadic tribes shaped its culture, with medieval tombstones offering a look into its remarkable past.

Prenj is a mountain range in the Dinaric Alps, often referred to as the Herzegovinian Himalayas, with 11 peaks over 2,000 meters. Its rugged landscapes, untouched nature, and hiking routes make it a paradise for adventurers and climbers.