Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia is a popular travel destination for people around the world. The country shares borders with Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro; its climate is very cold during the winter and high temperatures during the summer. It has many attractions for tourists, including the Old Bridge in Mostar and the magnificent Kravica Waterfalls. The country is rich in history and natural beauty with its many mountains and beautiful blue rivers. It has an interesting past with the war only occurring a few decades ago and you can see evidence of the conflict all over Bosnia.
General Information
Currency: The official currency is the Bosnia-Herzegovina Convertible Marka (BAM)
Capital: Sarajevo was founded by the Ottoman Empire in the 1450s and became the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the period of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Best time to travel: May, June and early September to avoid the summer heat. February and March are great for winter activities
Language: The official languages are Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian
Travel Guides Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turbulent past
Delve into the turbulent past of the Bosnian War, an event that unfolded during the 1990s. Triggered by the breakup of Yugoslavia, the war involved multiple parties, and was characterised by widespread ethnic cleansing, mass atrocities, and the longest siege in modern history in the city of Sarajevo.
The war resulted in significant loss of life and displacement of millions and left deep scars on the country. Explore the harrowing experiences of Bosnian civilians and uncover the tragedy of war which the effects of it can still be seen today.
Affordable destination
Bosnia and Herzegovina is not a well-known travel destination and because of this, it’s still relatively cheap. This off-the-beaten-track destination is brimming with hidden treasures.
From the ancient cobblestone streets of Mostar to the tranquil beauty of the Kravice Waterfalls. This Balkan gem offers a unique blend of history, natural splendour, and warm hospitality.
What are you waiting for? Start planning your trip to the Balkans now!
