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Fra. A Miletica 42, Mostar
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Fra. A Miletica 42 Mostar, 88000, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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The New Old Bridge

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... around the world who come here to be inspired. I can see why, because I even found myself trying to be a little artsy...and I'm an engineer!! Our last stop was at Blagaj and the Vrelo Bune spring. This is one of the largest springs in Europe and Miran quoted a figure of 3ML/sec, but I understand it is closer to 30m3/sec. He couldn't have overstated it's natural beauty, though. It has justifiably been nominated for UNESCO World Heritage listing.

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Most Pleasant

A travel blog entry by nick_collins8

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... them. They didn't know what was happening. Soon they found out the Serbs and Croats had held a secret meeting, and agreed that they would divide up Bosnia with Croatia taking the Western half and the Serbs the Eastern half. So the people of Mostar were betrayed. From there things got worse for Mostar. The Croats went through the houses, like the Serbs had done and asked the same question, "Do you want to live in big Croatia or Bosnia?" Again, many were executed. They ...

Swimming in Waterfalls

A travel blog entry by abergsma

... live... or something. My guide book says that it is the location of a Dervish Monastery, so I suppose that was the thing that I took a picture of. The main thing we say was the place where the river comes out of the side of the mountain. It is clear and clean spring water and it comes out of a cave on the side of this mountain, it is all quite beautiful (I tasted the water, it was... watery?). On the way back to the ...

Living in a triangle

A travel blog entry by shaunandkaren

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... three presidents (one from each major religious group), a country that finally won its independence from Serbia and the former Yugoslavia, but wow how they had to pay for it. In the early 1990's, Bosnia and Herzegovina were subject to civil war with their Serbian neighbours. Serbia wanted to keep Bosnia and Herzegovina for themselves and denying them independance, in turn trying to wipe out the Muslim population, but in the end, killing thousands ...

Pilgrim

A travel blog entry by keeeper

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... and if I was wishing this morning to get some near-twisted-ankle-experience, my dreams came true.

The village itself was full of restaurants, boarding houses, hotels, cloths stores, and many stalls when one can buy a original Hercegowinian wooden axe (in Poland called „ciupaga” ) forged in some chinese sweatshop. Out of all, I have used only some nice looking italian restaurant (btw. most of pilgrims here were italian) to get the ...

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