Jews and Muslims of Sarajevo
Jews and Muslims of Sarajevo have a long and rich history of friendship. Both have helped the other from disaster in times of need. We hope to use it to brings the relations stronger in other parts of the world.
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Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope
When Sarajevo was besieged in 1992 and the entire city was surrounded by Serbian forces, with no source of electricity, water or food. At that time, a complete takeover and annihilation were imminent. This is the story of Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope that kept the city alive until NATO intervened, 4 years into the siege. […]
Sarajevo under Siege (1992-96)
“Enes! Take off that red shirt!” screamed a mother at her little son, “or the snipers will shoot you!”. Those were the days of Sarajevo under Siege when anyone, even a toddler could be shot if spotted. Those were the days when Sarajevo was under siege by the Bosnian-Serb forces. Those were the days when the […]
Day Trip to Mostar in Bosnia Herzegovina
During our Balkans travel, Mostar Old Town was one of our stops on the drive from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik via Jablanica and Pocitelj. Because of the many things to do in Mostar, it’s an amazing stop to explore the Balkan history, culture, and try Bosnian vegan food. Being close to major tourist cities of Sarajevo and Dubrovnik, […]
Tips for a Balkans Road Trip
We explored the Balkans ourselves using a rental car as described in the Balkan travel itinerary. Balkans Travel by road worked perfectly because by driving ourselves, we could experience the cities, countryside, and nature at our pace. The people we met were wonderful everywhere. We asked tons of questions and people were always willing to […]
Complete Balkan Tour and Epic Road Trip for You
Complete Balkan tour on a 10-12 day self drive road trip with all itienrary details, tips and tricks for your best Balkans travel. In addition to untouched natural beauty experience modern history of World Wars, Nazis, communism, birth of nations, rising from ashes and real fear of annihilation.
Medieval Village of Pocitelj, Bosnia
The village of Pocitelj is a small ad perched on top of one of the mountains not too far from Sarajevo. It is conveniently located right on the major road. A quick stop Pocitelj can be part of day trip from Sarajevo or on the road trip from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik. We stopped at Pocitelj […]
Blagaj, Bosnia, an Important to the Dervish Monetary
Blagaj, Bosnia is the site of a 600 year old monetary of the Dervish order, a branch of Sufis. Overall it’s a beautifully preserved site visited by families to spend the day on a serene and tranquil setting or for visiting the monastery.
Jablanica, Bosnia: 3-Time Destroyed Bridge of Neretva
Along the Neretva Canyon in Jablanica, Bosnia is the site of a bridge destroyed 3 times – during World War II. This is one of the hundreds of bridges destroyed in World War II. It’s one of few bridges not rebuilt and is left to serve as a memory of the devastation. The bridge of […]
