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Discovering Montenegro's Hidden Treasures: Off the Beaten Path
When most people think of Montenegro, they imagine the bustling beaches of Budva or the hist...
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Adventure Guide to Active Recreation in Montenegro for Adventure Lovers
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Culinary Experiences You Can't Miss
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Journey to the Holy Monastery of Ostrog: A Pilgrimage
Situated high in the cliffs of Montenegro, Ostrog Monastery is one of the most important pilgrimage sites...
Log churches were built in the period from the 15th to the beginning of the 20th century, during the Turkish occupation. They were built in secluded places during the time of the Ottoman Empire in these areas. The main reason for the construction of wooden churches was the speed and simplicity of construction and easily available materials that easily fit into the environment and was a kind of camouflage. There are about 80 preserved on the territory of Serbia. They are listed on the list of monuments of special importance. They are all built in a similar style, it is believed that many of them were built by the same builders. One of the most beautiful examples is the Log Church dedicated to the Ascension of Christ in the village of Dub on the territory of Bajina Bašta, in the Zlatibor district. It is believed to have been built in 1792 and renovated in 1828. It was built on the foundations of an older church. In those periods of time when the Rača monastery was in ruins, the Log Church in Dub played the role of a spiritual center in those areas.Until 1885, this church was the monastery of the Rača monastery, and then it gained independence and its own parish. In 1916, the Austro-Hungarian army set a fire in which the archives of this church were completely burned, so that although the restoration of the church was still beyond the one in 1828 .year, there are no saved data about them
Бревенчатые церкви были построены в период с 15 по начало 20 века, во время турецкой оккупации. И...
Serbia
Christmas Breakfast
Hot Rakija
Zlatibor
Serbian national dance
Novi Sad, Danube Park
Belgrade, St. Sava Temple
Serbia is a country rich in history, culture and nature. Here you will find ancient cities, beautiful national parks, delicious cuisine and hospitable people. Visit the capital Belgrade, where you will see a mixture of Eastern European and Balkan cultures. In Novi Sad, enjoy the architecture of the Austro-Hungarian period and stroll along the picturesque Danube. In Serbia, you can try traditional dishes such as pljeskavica (fried cutlet), cevapcici (fried sausages) and gibanica (pie with meat or cheese). Be sure to try local wines, especially Vranac and Pirinjsko.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Tara National Park, known for its picturesque canyons, forests and waterfalls. Also worth a visit is Kopaonik National Park, where you can ski and snowboard in the winter and enjoy hiking and mountaineering in the summer.
For history buffs, there are fortresses and monasteries to visit, such as Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade, Studenica Monastery and Golubac Fortress.
All in all, Serbia is an ideal place to relax and experience culture and nature. Come and see for yourself!