Mostar has long been known for its old Turkish houses and Old Bridge, Stari Most, after which it is named. In the 1990s conflict, #scenicspotguide#awesomepic

“Big Tall Orange Building” at the #spanishsquare is #mostar City Center. It is actually from the Austro-Hungarian period and has endured a lot of suffering from bullets and grenades throughout #bosnia Civil War in 90s. #unforgettableexperiences #happynewyear

#mostar #oldtown is Turkish Muslim Heritage that spanning into feep valley of the Neretva River, developed in the 15th and 16th centuries as an Ottoman frontier town and during the Austro-Hungarian period in the 19th and 20th centuries in #bosnia #unforgettableexperiences #happynewyear

#stari Old bridge at historic town of #mostar , spanning a deep valley of the Neretva River, developed in the 15th and 16th centuries as an Ottoman frontier town and during the Austro-Hungarian period in the 19th and 20th centuries in #bosnia #unforgettableexperiences #happynewyear

To everyone, Amway, a beautiful and small destination, Bosnia and Herzegovina, an ancient city in China that is free of visas to China, called Mostar Mostar, is really beautiful, this world cultural heritage Mostar ancient bridge It is a 16th-century bridge that spans the Neretva River. After the completion of the bridge, it became the world's widest artificially constructed arch bridge. Some related technical issues are still a mystery: how to set up scaffolding; how to transport stones from one side of the river to the other; how to keep scaffolding reliable during such a long construction period. Therefore, this bridge can be included in the greatest work of the time [tact]

Non-missing Bosnia and Herzegovina: aerial photography Mostar ancient bridge / hc / Speaking of the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina, many people may feel strange, but when it comes to Sarajevo, there must be many people who are familiar with it. Yes, Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, in this place that is known to the world because of war, in addition to Sarajevo, there is another place that must not be missed, that is Mostar, because there is an ancient bridge. The ancient bridge was built in the 16th century and was destroyed 427 years later during the Bosnian War on November 9, 1993. After the destruction, a temporary cable bridge was built on the site. Even though the ancient bridge we saw today was later rebuilt, it still can't stop the charm of this small town.

The full name of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Mostar is the largest and most prestigious city in the region of Herzegovina. This old bridge and the ancient city scene, you can almost see in all the tourism propaganda in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The old bridge was built in 1566 in the Ottoman period and is now almost a symbol of the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Jumping from the top of the bridge of more than 20 meters into the cold and rushing river is a traditional challenge for local brave people. If you are lucky, you may be able to witness this feat! (Dangerous projects, do not imitate) and the old town on the bridge is one of the best preserved ancient cities in the entire Balkan region. In 2005, the Old Town and the Old Bridge were selected together in the United Nations World Heritage list. There are also buildings, museums, and parks that commemorate the lost people. Remember the war and history.

Mostar is a destination that every traveler to Bosnia and Herzegovina will not miss. The feeling of the old city is very similar to Lijiang, the cobbled streets, the shops on both sides are row upon row, the tourists are endless, and the commercial atmosphere is very strong. But despite this, Mostar will make people feel worthwhile, probably because there is a ancient bridge that is listed as a World Heritage. The ancient bridge was built in the 16th century and was destroyed in the war in 1993. It was successfully rebuilt in 2004 using the same materials and techniques. The ancient bridge divides the old city into two, so people come and go all day on the bridge. There are also diving people on the old bridge. When you fill in the number of euros, you will perform once. When you enter the water, you will make a loud noise. It is said that jumping from the high old bridge is the act of young people in Mostar to prove their courage. From 1968, there will be a formal diving competition every summer. Continued to the present, it has become a means of earning money for tourists. The distance from the bridge to the water is very high. People who dare to jump will need a lot of courage and superb diving skills, so people will applaud the divers. There are many beautifully furnished restaurants by the river. Sitting down for a cup of coffee, or eating a meal, watching the green river flowing like jade slowly flows, which is a very enjoyable thing in itself.

Mostar is the cultural capital of Herzegovina. Once the glorious city was baptized by war, it developed slowly after a few years. This is a city that is deep in Europe but has a strong Islamic flavor. We left the country from Dubrovnik and moved to Bosnia and Herzegovina before arriving at Mostar. Mostar is very different from European cities, and there are many towering mosques in the small town. Built in 1557, the Karadozbegova Mosque is the most important and sacred Islamic building in the region. Its designer Mimar Sinan was the chief architect of the Ottoman Empire. The mosque is also one of the best places to admire the Old Bridge and the Neretva River. The Biscevica House on the eastern bank of the Neretva River is a complete preserve of 17th-century Turkish-style homes. The tall stone pillars support the white-walled brown tile house, and the soft wool carpet highlights the identity of the former owner. This is a beautiful small town with a simple folk style, almost my favorite city in the Balkans.