Robert Dacešin from Banja Luka has traveled across five continents and 115 countries

Robert Dacešin from Banja Luka is a well-known name associated with the most beautiful trips. His travel videos, which he posts on social media, are followed by an army of fans, and how could it be otherwise when they are imaginative, inspiring, educational... In a word, original. Robert is a world traveler, has visited five…

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Nettle that sings, not stings

Many Sarajevans are not even aware of the existence of the restaurant "Žara iz duvara", although it has been located in the capital of BiH since 2014, and in a quite prominent and attractive location, across from the Music School. The reason lies in its inconspicuous exterior; the restaurant is housed in an Austro-Hungarian building,…

Emir Durmišević breathed “life” into the famous “Hasanaginica”

Academic artist, illustrator, concept designer, and animator Emir Durmišević has dedicated his art in recent years to the cultural and historical heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina. All his works are the product of deep reflection, research of relevant literature in both museums and libraries, and consultation with experts in the areas that are the focus…

Rafting on Bosnian rivers is an unforgettable adventure

The warm days ahead are a real opportunity to refresh yourself in the coldest river in the world – the Neretva River. In addition to great beaches and places to swim, the green river - as described in poems - also has its wild, or adventurous side - adrenaline rafting with unforgettable scenes of untouched…

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Herzegovina ready to welcome the new tourist season

After last year's successful tourist season, which was marked by excellent results in the number of arrivals and overnight stays, as well as a good quality-price ratio, the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton expects tourism to grow by more than 10 percent this year. “Given the significant investments in the promotion and presentation of Herzegovina as a tourist…

Lukomir, a village at an altitude of 1,500 meters

At nearly 1,500 meters above sea level lies the highest and most isolated village in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Lukomir. This village belongs to the Municipality of Konjic and is approximately 50 kilometers away from Sarajevo. It symbolizes the historical, cultural, architectural, and environmental heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Lukomir is unique for its stone…

The Cloak of the Dragon of Bosnia in the Museum of Sarajevo

In the Sarajevo Museum, you can see the cloak of Husein Captain Gradaščević, the Dragon of Bosnia - the first military leader in the Ottoman Empire's army and later a Bosnian captain who fought for the autonomy of Bosnia. In 1831, he led the Movement for the Autonomy of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the Ottoman…