Discovering a new state

Hello to the whole community, I have been absent a lot lately because I have been doing a lot of travelling I have visited places I had never been in my life and I am happy about this because I have made some wonderful discoveries and I have re-evaluated a lot of places.



I will try from now until the next few days to keep you company with reports of my trips, I have collected a lot of material to publish here in this beautiful community.
The first trip I made was to Bosnia and Herzegovina, the first time for me in this Balkan country, I had only been as far as Croatia.
I visited the village of which is practically at the best known location of Medjugorje , at first as soon as I arrived in the village I saw the beautiful and very impressive mosque .
And then the next day I was able to visit an old village, and the castle which is in an elevated position .


I didn't stay long in this place because I left for Mostar, this is a much bigger city and is more frequented in terms of tourism.
In fact, as I feared, I found so many people from all over the world .
Mostar can be said to be the symbol of Bosnian renewal after the war that hit the Balkans. In fact, on the one hand you can see the devastation created by the war with cemeteries and abandoned buildings, on the other hand, it is practically signs of its renewal with new squares, bars and restaurants, but also with modern universities for Bosnian students.




The most important symbol of the city is undoubtedly the Stari Most bridge which was rebuilt after the war, this is definitely a very important tourist point not to be missed.
Incidentally, this bridge, which I discovered when I visited it, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is why it has become the main attraction in Bosnia and Herzegovina.


You can see that this small town has had Ottoman influences, because sometimes it seemed to me to be in a real souk, practically for those who do not know it is the typical Arab market, in fact I bought a traditional pashamina but you can really find everything, souvenirs of all kinds and for all tastes.




I have to say that it was a wonderful experience, I like these places and where you meet various cultures comma and where you can practically eat all kinds of things, in fact I who am a Turkish coffee lover drank a very good coffee, and it has been a long time since I had such a good coffee.




This concludes my post of part of my holiday , in the next few days and I will publish more of my experiences , anyway I hope you enjoyed my photos , so all you have to do is follow me for the next posts that will come out .
Thank you all for reading , Bye and see you soon.


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