Hotel Bosna Banja Luka
Kralja Petra I Karadjordjevica 97 Banja Luka, 78000, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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A look into life in the Republika Srpska
Here I am at my first stop on the Bosnian leg of the trip, and as far as I can tell, there isn't a single other backpacker around. Banja Luka is the capital of that half of Bosnia known as Republika Srpska, but it sure isn't much of a tourist draw. It's not a terrible place, really . . . on the contrary it's quite lively and full of people relaxing …
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Sarajevo in the thick of it all
Many people’s mental images of Sarajevo, much like other parts of the former Yugoslavia, is one that is produced through media portrayals of their bloody war in the early 1990s. Elderly babushkas shuffle, hunched and shivering, through rubble-filled streets, while television reporters in flak jackets dodge bombs in front of the camera. After such a powerful and emotionally conflicting experience in Mostar, we embarked on a beautifully serene bus journey through the ...
Republik Srpska
Nach einer Busreise via Kroation nach Bosnien, erreichte ich Banja Luka. Es ist die Hauptsadt der Republik Srpska, dem serbischen Teil von Bosnien. Also derjenige Teil, welche von 1992 bis 1995 mit Hilfe von Serbien gegen die muslimischen Bosnier kaempfte und dabei vor allem die Stadt Sarajevo belagerte. Dieser Krieg ist denn auch das Hauptthema meiner Reise hier in Bosnien. Als ich in Banja Luka ankam, ...
Just passing through
My only stop in Republika Srpska (Serb Republic, the other part of Bosnia and Herzegovina), this was just to catch a train to Zagreb so I could fly home from there.....as luck would have it, I had to wait a few hours for the train, made friends with a stray cat (well, he make friends with me), hung out with the homeless and could not wait to get out of here!
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Biketouring in Bosnia and herzegovina
During the past 10 days we traveled through Bosnia and Herzegovina. We crossed the borders between different parts of the country (Serbian Republic and Federation of Bosnia). Especially around this borders there where zones which show signs of the time of war: bullet holes, mines, abandoned houses. In the Serbian Republic I experienced quite some nationalistic attitudes. People signing Serbian songs, Serbian flags, ...



