Pocitelj

The ancient town of Pocitelj, said to have been built no later than 1383, was later upgraded to a fortification until it was captured by the Ottoman Empire in 1471, in Mediterranean-Ottoman fusion style. It is currently the best-preserved Ottoman-era town in BiH and is on the World Heritage Alternate List. Photo, the original film is straight out, the sky is blue to the intoxicated, I love it ～#

Also known as the City of Stone, Pocitelj is a small Ottoman town built in the Middle Ages. The town has a very complete defensive tower and is the commanding height of the town. Climbing up the tower, the view is unobstructed, and the town has been integrated with the surrounding environment. Autumn is the season of pomegranate ripening, the small town is full of pomegranate trees, once autumn, it is full of fruit, red scorpion is beautiful. So pomegranate juice has become one of the local specialties.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Old City of Mostar is naturally not to be missed, but in addition to the old town, there are two points around, you can also pack a tour. One is Buna Spring. It is located near the town of Blagaj southwest of Mostar, the largest karst karst spring in Europe, the source of the Buna River. Before approaching, you can hear the sound of running water, the stone bridge across the water, the clear spring water from the lava rock cave rushing out, clean and transparent to unbelievable, you can clearly see the green water grass floating on the bottom of the river. There are many restaurants by the river, tables and chairs are arranged along the river, and the dishes are the best with the fish in the spring. Sit down, blow the hair, eat a meal, and enjoy a rare leisure. Another, Pocitelj, 25 km from Mostar, is steeply terrain, one of the most beautiful buildings in BiH, a fortress village of Ottoman times. Through a large stone-like doorway, you enter the village. The fig tree above the doorway is 107 years old, but still alive. The village goes up the hill, selling fruit and rose water stalls, the local aunt will enthusiastically recruit customers. Every household has a strong courtyard wall, like a small fortress. There are fruit trees in front and behind the house, apples, grapes, pomegranates hanging everywhere, if you meet the owner, you can also pick a few down to eat. I was tired from walking and sat on the steps under the shade of the tree. Aunt and I were pulling home. Although the language was not available, but I could understand it. I feel like I am a villager, but I have been away for a long time.