[2025 Mostar Attraction] Travel Guide for Neretva River (Updated Mar)

Don’t miss this guide, it is an indispensable guide for your vacation in Serbia and other countries! The whole journey is 12 days, and you will have an extraordinary experience of a different European charm. You will definitely fall in love with this place! Serbia, known as the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, is rich in history and culture and is located in the heart of the European continent. Similarly, neighboring countries like Romania and Bulgaria also have a long history, a great geographical location 🌍, and unique customs 🏰. Visiting these countries together is simply double the enjoyment and discovery! 🚀Itinerary: Day 1-Day 2: Depart from Shanghai, transfer to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Tito's Tomb, St. Sava Church, Belgrade Fortress, and enjoy a cruise on the Danube⛴️. Day 3-Day 4: Visit the wine town of Sremski Karlovci 🍷, then visit Novi-Sad Freedom Square, Synagogue and other places. On the second day, explore the lonely hut in the river 🏠 and the wooden village 🏞️, and then arrive in Zlatibor. Day 5-Day 6: Visit the Monastery of Miresheva, then admire the Durmitor National Park and Tara Bridge, arrive in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, take a boat cruise on Lake Skadar, explore Rozafa Castle, and finally arrive in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Day 7-Day 8: From the National History Museum, Skanderbeg Square, and the Pyramids in Tirana, to the Kruja Castle, return to Podgorica, visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, the Millennium Bridge, and finally arrive at St. Stefan Island 🗾 and rest in the Old Town of Budva ☕️. Day 9-Day 10: Explore the walls of Kotor, the Cathedral, the Kotor Fortress, enter the ancient town of Perast, then go to Trebinje, experience history at the ancient bridge, the old town, and the Neretva River in Mostar, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. Day 11-Day 12: Visit the Latin Bridge, temples, and City Hall in Sarajevo, then 🛩️fly back to Shanghai and end this wonderful and compact multi-country tour in Shanghai ❤. 📱Travel checklist: communication equipment and chargers First of all, a mobile phone is a must, and it is recommended to use a global communication phone so that you can stay in touch at any time even in Serbia. At the same time, don't forget to bring universal chargers and plug converters so that you can charge your electronic devices at any time in any country. 🧾Travel checklist: documents and travel insurance The next most important thing is documents, passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license, fasten your seat belt, in case you need to prove your identity or rent a car in a foreign country, it will be much more convenient. Although Serbia and other countries are visa-free, you must remember to buy travel insurance, which is a very important safety guarantee. 👗Travel checklist: clothing and belongings Considering the climate in February, the temperature is still relatively low. So bring some warm clothes, down jackets, woolen hats and gloves are essential. As for other personal belongings, basic medicines and personal cleaning tools are also necessary. 🎒Travel Checklist: Travel Essentials Below, there are some small items that you may not have thought of but are really useful, such as world maps🗺, guidebooks, and small books of daily life in various languages, which can greatly enhance your travel experience. I hope this list can help everyone. When you are away from home, safety is the top priority. May your trip be easy and enjoyable! Just like this, we have come a long way with full of memories and gains, and look forward to seeing you again on the next tour to Serbia and other countries! 🌍🎒📸

The Spring Festival holiday is coming, do you want to travel to Hungary and other countries? You deserve this 7-day travel guide to have fun in Europe and have a happy New Year! . Hungary, the pearl of Eastern Europe, is located on the banks of the Danube and borders many countries. There are both rich historical relics🏰 and unique regional customs🎭. Don’t miss Fisherman’s Bastion and Heroes’ Square in Budapest! 🌟 . 📅Itinerary route: D1: Lake Balaton -> Governor-General Jelacic Square -> St. Mark's Church On the first day we will visit the magnificent Lake Balaton and enjoy the beauty of the sparkling water. Next, head to the Jelačić Governor's Square to experience the richness of history. Finally, visit St. Mark's Basilica to feel the solemnity and sacredness of religion. D2: Plitvice Lakes National Park On the second day, we will visit Plitvice Lakes National Park, where the lakes are like emeralds embedded in the earth, so beautiful that you will never forget to leave. D3: Sea Organ -> Diocletian's Palace -> Split Old Town On the third day, we will listen to the beautiful melodies of the Sea Organ, then visit the historic Diocletian's Palace, and finally stroll through the ancient streets of the Old Town of Split to feel the traces of time. D4: Dubrovnik Old Town -> Dubrovnik City Walls On the fourth day, we will go deep into the old town of Dubrovnik to explore the ancient architecture and culture. Afterwards, we will climb the Dubrovnik Walls to get a stunning panoramic view of the city. D5: Pocitelj->Neretva River->Old Bridge of Mostar On the fifth day, we will go to the ancient village of Pocitelj to experience its tranquility and simplicity. Then, we will walk along the beautiful Neretva River and finally arrive at the historic Mostar Bridge to feel its majesty and antiquity. D6: Latin Bridge On the sixth day, we will visit the famous Latin Bridge, which has witnessed countless historical events. Standing on the bridge, you can seem to hear the echoes of history. D7: Pécs The following day, we will visit Pécs, a city with a long history that will bring our journey to a perfect end. Here, we will feel Hungary's profound historical heritage and cultural atmosphere. . Travel preparation: 🧳You need to bring these when traveling to multiple countries! 📞 Be sure to prepare a phone card so that you don’t have to worry about overseas communications. 🔌 Travel plug adapter, you can charge anywhere. 🪪 Your passport and visa are kept properly, so you don’t have to worry about entry and exit. 👗 The temperature in February is moderate, so you should bring both thick coats and light clothing. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your phone fully charged at all times. 💊 It is essential to have regular medicines on hand, and healthy travel is important. . 🎉Visit Hungary and other countries and enjoy the exotic customs. I hope this journey will leave you with unforgettable memories! 🌟

Elderly friends, I would like to recommend you a relaxing trip to the four Balkan countries! Enjoy a leisurely trip to the movie locations of the former Yugoslavia without having to pay for anything or shop at your own expense. -- Traveling to Serbia and other countries together, passing through the historical corridors, old castles and churches tell the story of the glory of the past🏰. From snow-capped mountains to beaches, the scenery along the Danube River is mesmerizing🌊. Don’t miss the unique style and beauty of this land! -- 🌍Route suggestion: In-depth exploration tour of the Balkan Peninsula DAY1: Depart from Beijing and fly directly to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. DAY2-DAY3: In Belgrade, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Tito’s tomb and other landmarks, and then go to the town of Topola and Niš to feel the richness of history. DAY4: Travel from Niš to Kraljevo, visit Studunica Monastery, then go to the picturesque wooden village, and finally arrive in Zlatibor. DAY5-DAY6: Visit Durmitor National Park and see with your own eyes the Tara Bridge, the filming location of the movie "The Bridge", then go to Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, passing the beautiful Lake Skadar and the spectacular Rozava Castle , and finally arrived in Tirana, the capital of Albania. DAY7: Experience the history and culture of Albania in Tirana, then go to Kruja Ancient Castle, and then return to Podgorica to visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Millennium Bridge. DAY8-DAY9: Head to Sveti Stefan Island to experience the beauty and tranquility of the island, then to Budva, and finally to Kotor. This world heritage site is full of historical charm. DAY10: Head to Mostar, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the ancient bridge and Neretva River, and then arrive in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. DAY11: Visit the Yellow Fortress, Latin Bridge and other attractions in Sarajevo, and then take a flight back to Beijing. DAY12: Return to Beijing to end this unforgettable trip to the Balkans. ❤️ -- **Note**: * Food: Try Serbian specialties, such as barbecue, yogurt, etc., and enjoy the exotic flavors on your tongue. 🍖🥛 * Exchange rate: Understand the local currency exchange rate in advance to facilitate RMB exchange and avoid financial troubles. 💰 * Visa: Visa-free travel to many countries such as Serbia is required, but specific entry requirements still need to be confirmed. 📒 *Climate in January: The climate in Serbia is cold in January, so remember to bring warm clothes when traveling. ❄️🧣 Hope these tips help you have a great trip! ✨ -- 🎉I hope you will gain lots of happiness and good memories during your travels to Serbia and other countries!

Bosnia and Herzegovina, full name Bosnia and Herzegovina It is a country located in the western Balkan Peninsula🤭 There is a strong cultural atmosphere🌎 and war ruins here When traveling in Europe, don’t miss the niche countries · 🌈Classic 5-day tour: 🔸Day 1: Sarajevo (citywalk, Latin Bridge, War Tunnel) 🔸Day 2: Around Sarajevo (Vrelo Bosne Park) 🔸Day 3: Mostar (Old Bridge, Bragai Monastery) 🔸Day 4: Kravice Falls + Neretva River Rafting 🔸Day 5: Jajce Waterfall + Pliva Lake · 🌈Recommended attractions: 1⃣️Sarajevo 🔸Old Town: Feel the Ottoman Turkish style, narrow bazaar alleys and ancient buildings 🔸Latin Bridge: a famous bridge in history, the place where the fuse of World War I took place 🔸Sebili Fountain: one of Sarajevo’s landmarks 🔸Sacre Coeur Cathedral and Orthodox Church: Experience the harmonious coexistence of different religions 🔸Sarajevo Tunnel: Learn about the history during the Bosnian War 2⃣️Mostar 🔸Mostar Old Bridge: the symbol of the city, you can watch the diving show 🔸Mostar Old City and Old Bridge area: Well-preserved ancient city, suitable for walking 3⃣️Trebinje 🔸Tvrdos Monastery: experience Orthodox culture 🔸Una National Park: Natural scenery, suitable for close contact with nature 🔸Lake Rama: Known as one of the most beautiful lakes in Europe, suitable for rowing and leisure 4⃣️Nem: The only coastal town in Bosnia and Herzegovina to experience the seaside style and cheap prices 5⃣️Jajce 🔸Jajce Waterfall: The waterfall in the city is very shocking 🔸Pliva Lake and Waterwheel Village: The beautiful scenery of the lakeside and the traditional waterwheel complement each other · 🌈Food recommendations: 🔸Bosnian coffee: Enjoy your coffee with a piece of Turkish delight 🔸Ćevapi (kebab): served with pita bread and onions 🔸Burek (meat pie): traditional meat or cheese pie in Bosnia and Herzegovina 🔸Begova Čorba (Begova soup): rich chicken stew soup 🔸Baklava: a sweet and fragrant Middle Eastern-style dessert 🔸Tufahija: Baked apples stuffed with walnuts and drizzled with syrup

Mostar is a city in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is located on the Neretva River, about 80 km northeast of Sarajevo. The city has a population of 110,000 (1981) and an area of 1,170 square kilometers. It is the capital of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, with a population consisting of 47% Bosnians (Muslims), 48% Croatians, and 3.45% Serbians. The old town was built in the 15th century. It is a major railway station, 137 km and 3 hours by train from Sarajevo. The main industries include aluminum smelting, tobacco, textiles, food processing, and aircraft manufacturing. There are medieval Roman architectural monuments, and the Old Bridge of Mostar is an ancient building in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a stone arch bridge with a history of 427 years (built in 1566 and destroyed in 1993) that spans the Neretva River, which flows through the center of the old city of Mostar. The appearance of the old stone bridge harmonizes and echoes with the surrounding buildings made of ancient stones and the ancient streets paved with large river pebbles, fully demonstrating the ancient style and artistic style of Bosnia in the 16th century. The old bridge connects the Muslim and Croatian residents living on both sides of the river. The Old Bridge of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the filming locations for the movie "The Bridge." The movie "The Bridge" tells the story of Major "Tiger" of the guerrillas leading a small team to blow up a bridge heavily guarded by the German army during World War II in 1944. The bridge was designed by Mimar Hayruddin, a student of the famous architect Sinan of the Ottoman Empire. The Old Bridge of Mostar is famous for its elegant single-arch design, with a width of about 4 meters, a length of about 29 meters, and a height of about 24 meters. There is a stone-built bridgehead at each end of the bridge. The completion of the old bridge is a great wonder in the history of architecture. The old bridge was built with 1,088 rectangular stones, all of which were quarried from nearby quarries, and the construction took nine years. The Old Bridge of Mostar was destroyed during the Bosnian War in 1993. After the war, with the support of UNESCO and many countries, the old bridge was restored and rebuilt, and reopened in July 2004. In 2005, the Old Bridge of Mostar and its surrounding area were listed as a World Heritage Site.

#traveldiaries "Experience the captivating allure of Mostar, where history and culture converge. Picture yourself by the stunning blue waters of the Neretva River, gazing at the iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), a symbol of resilience and unity. Explore the cobbled streets leading to historic mosques and vibrant markets, where the air is filled with the aromas of local delicacies. A trip to Mostar promises an unforgettable journey through time, culture, and breathtaking landscapes."