Morine necropolis is home to some 50 stećak (medieval tombstones) that are scattered all over Bosnia and Herzegovina) This location was where the rock for the tombstones came from.
The location is also called Svatovsko groblje (The Wedding Cemetery) among the locals.Read More
Mostarska Bijela is an easy hike. The route is well marked, mostly flat, interesting throughout. It’s end point is a deep cave with a waterfall! Read More
We had one goal for our weekend – to relax. And we were going to do that on Mount Rujiste by talking, walking, reading, and journaling. We thought we would throw in meditation or even some yoga. Yes, everything we can do to create a luxurious feeling of taking some time for our own needs in an affordable way.Read More
I stood next to Arthur C. Clarke’s wheelchair, at his desk, in his office, in his house, surrounded by his books, videotapes, plaques, photographs, trinkets, trophies and memories and a loud sob escaped me. And then another one, followed by the unstoppable avalanche of tears that you have no choice but to let happen.Read More
On the way back from Daorson, don’t miss the opportunity to stop by the village of Osanjici and visit two monuments. One is a 15th century abandoned Orthodox Church and the other is a type of judge’s stone seat used by Bosnian feudal lords to settle disputes and rule their villages in the 14th & 15th centuries. Read More
Daorson was the capital of the Hellenised Illyrian tribe called the Daorsi who lived there between 300 BC and 50 BC.
But there are those who believe that the site predates Greek civilization itself and that it had a unique purpose. All we need to do is to open up to the possibility. Read More