Travel To Bosnia And Herzegovina
General Info
Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a nation of Balkan Peninsula on the southern Europe. Bosnia and Herzegovina gained their
independence in 1990s. Bosnia is having biggest geographic region of the modern state. The climate here is moderate continental but
the summers here are too hot and the winters are icy cool. Herzegovina is smaller in size and forms the southern tip of the country.
The climate and topography of Herzegovina is Mediterranean. Bosnia and Herzegovina is very rich in natural resources. They share
their border with Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a splendid natural beauty. This fascinating destination is rich in cultural heritage as well as natural
beauty. Bosnia and Herzegovina has large number of forest, rugged peaks and beautiful coastal waters around Dubrovnik. The high
mountains and deep gorges enhance the beauty of the place. The scenic beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina has always attracted
travelers from all over the world.
Visa Information
The citizens of Australia, Canada, America, New Zealand, United Kingdom and other European Union countries only require a passport
for entry in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They do not require a visa as such. For others a visa can be obtained for a period of ninety
days from the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traveling to Bosnia
The beautiful countryside, scenic beauty and rich cultural heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina has made the place as a attractive
destination for tourist from all over the world. With moderate continental climate the place can be visited throughout the year.
There is no peak season as such for the tourists, although the months of july and august are busier due to the high temperatures. In
the inner regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina the winters are extremely chilly while on the coastal areas the winters are mild and
rainy. If you plan to travel between December and March, you can experience the lowest rates of the finest skiing offers in the
place. Also you can make an appearance in the Sarajevo\'s Film Festival if you plan to visit in the last week of August.
Language
People in different parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina speak different languages depending upon the region in which they stay.
Nevertheless, Croatian, Bosnian and Serbian are the major languages that are spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Various regional
dialects are also spoken in various parts of the country
Attractions In Bosnia And Herzegovina
Sarajevo is one of the most appreciated capital cities in the Balkans. It is an old town that has lots of things to see and
experience. You can have sip of coffee at a comfortable pavement cafe or wander along Miljacka River to the Goat Bridge. Each road
of the city leads you to a different location that has something special to offer. Another fascinating city of Herzegovina is
Mostar. It is the largest town of Herzegovina and a place that cannot be missed. It is the beautiful old town where you can have a
walk or just have a relaxing meal in any of the restaurants viewing the passing river. The towns of Travnik and Jajce in Bosnia are
also worth visiting. They have interesting castles and wooded hills. The country is further decorated with beautiful green pastures
rolling down the hill, blue green rivers and bare limestone. To watch all this, you can take a drive from Sarajevo to Mostar.
Shopping In Bosnia And Herzegovina
You can find various small shops selling different items of crafts, oriental pepper mils, and oriental carpets called cilimi etc. at
a reasonable price. Most of the shops are found on the roadside. These shops are a good place to bargain and buy interesting things.
A place called Brass Alley in Sarajevo is full of small shops that sell brass, copper and silver goods. You can get excellent
mementos for your near and dear ones at home. Most of the crafts that are sold here have a Turkish influence. One of the most
interesting things that you notice among the products that are sold here is that, many items are made from bullets and used shells
from the war. It is very common to get a ballpoint pen made from two rifle rounds or buy a flower vase that is made from a caliber
shell. The prices of the goods here are quite negotiable and you have to make a good bargain to get goods at a reasonable price.
Entertainment
The sources of entertainment in Bosnia and Herzegovina are not so modern as compared to the western countries. Although many efforts
are being made by the companies to improve the entertainment avenues in the country but only few have been successful. Most of the
entertainment facilities are restricted to skiing resorts and small clubs. There are small restaurants and cafes that serve as a
place to relax and enjoy. Only the larger towns have reasonable facilities of bars, restaurants, and resorts that close around mid
night. There are a few nightclubs in the bigger cities that stay open till early mornings and are a source of entertainment for the
younger crowd. During the summer months many towns and villages organize dance and music festivals that are basically folk based.
These festivals are carried out in open air theaters. The most common is the festival of arts that is held in July or August and
Budva\'s medieval music festival that is held in June every year. The Sarajevo\'s film festival held in the last week of August every
year is also one of the most famous ones.
Resorts
There are various resorts in Sarajevo that are known for their skiing facilities. The hidden European Ski Resorts is one of the best
European resorts. You can have the best skiing experience at this place. Hotel Bosna, Banja Luka is another resort that has a good
reputation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is appreciated for its comfortable accommodation and best amenities it provides to its
guest.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a good place to visit for the people who want some adventure and sports. This is well fulfilled by the
skiing resorts available here. The cost of these resorts is also well contained in the tourist\'s pocket and hence can be afforded
easily.
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