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This guide offers a comprehensive exploration of the Bosnian segment of the Via Dinarica hiking trail, which traverses the Dinaric Alps—one of Europe's least explored mountain ranges. Connecting Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, and Albania, the trail spans over 1,350 km, with 350 km located in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The focus is on the White Trail, which showcases the highest peaks of the Dinaric Alps through 13 detailed stages, complete with maps, altitude charts, and practical tips. Recommendations for waypoint visits and nearby attractions are also provided. Additionally, the guide covers the region's flora and fauna, accommodation options, and insights into local public transport, culture, food, and language. The Dinaric Alps are a hidden gem of the Balkans, featuring stunning mountains, alpine lakes, karst caves, and pristine rivers that carve extraordinary canyons. The area is home to resilient mountain communities that uphold traditional lifestyles and sustainable practices. While primarily a hiking trail, the Via Dinarica offers diverse outdoor adventure opportunities, including rafting, skiing, mountain biking, rock climbing, canyoning, and caving. The 350 km White Trail takes approximately 125 hours to complete, ascending the highest, often snow-capped mountains and passing through over five national parks and nature preserves, including the Perucica primeval forest. This han

Sarajevo and the Surrounding Areas Containing background information including geography, climate, people, language, economy, religion, culture and history, this is a travel guide for visitors to Sajevo and the surrounding areas. It also features practical information including when & where to visit, getting there, tourist info, maps, health & safety, money, accommodation and more. Full description

Bosnia and Herzegovina has emerged from the ashes of war to become one of the most exotic destinations of southeast Europe, an ancient crossroads where east meets west. Written by an author who’s lived in the country since 1992, this third edition of Bradt’s Bosnia and Herzegovina is the only guidebook in English dedicated to the country. It offers the most in-depth coverage on the market to this mountainous land blessed with thick forests and deep river canyons, where medieval highland villages and world-class hiking vie with a cosmopolitan café culture for the visitor’s attention.