Balkan – The Spotless Gem

The Balkan region in Southeast Europe is considered a spotless gem, which seems to make every visitor wish for a "touch".
Balkan - the spotless gem
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Stretching from Bulgaria through eastern Serbia, the Balkan region with a history of ups and downs, special geographical positions, many cultural heritages and diverse landscapes.
According to statistics from the European Tourism Commission, Balkan is the "emerging star" that is most loved by many tourists because of its beautiful scenery and lower cost than other areas.
1. Fall in love with Salzburg (Austria)
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The Heritage City of Salzburg has captivated the hearts of people with its enchanting beauty, and ancient architecture

. Like "love at first sight", this charming city makes us fall in love from the very first moment.
Nonntal Quarter, Hellbrunn Castle, Hellbrunn Avenue, Mozart House… all are the pride of the people. But the most impressive is the Salzburg fortress - where visitors enjoy the panoramic view of the city and the majestic Alps
The bright summer sun makes pedestrians passionately walk on either side of the river to admire the old town, or go to Salzburg's cathedral square for interesting outdoor theater performances.




In the cold autumn, there is nothing more romantic than sipping a cup of hot coffee and watching the yellow leaves fall.
2. Lake Bled (Slovenia) green fairy color
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Located next to famous destinations such as Italy, Hungary ... Slovenia is not inferior to the beautiful scenery. The highlight is Lake Bled - a jade formed from the ice age Around the lake, the majestic Julian Alps and lush green forests make the picture even more poetic.




In summer, the lake is beautifully beautiful because the clear water reflects the smooth green mountains creating a magical scene. The oldest Bled Castle in Slovenia is located on a cliff overlooking the lake becomes a tourist attraction.
On the path leading up to the castle, you will admire the clear blue water, swans swimming and the castle's silhouette shimmering.
3. Lake Plitvice - the jewel of Croatia
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The green color of the lake, the majestic white waterfall, the green color of the forest ... all converge at Plitvice Lake National Park.




The most beautiful place is Plitvice Lake cluster with 16 beautiful lakes connecting each floor. The clear and deep blue lake water reflects the sky and the plants.
The lovely feature of Plitvice Lake National Park is the wooden paths crossing the lake, winding at the foot of the waterfall or cutting through the forest, helping you get closer to nature than ever.
When the trees and leaves touch the body lightly or when reflecting on the water, you will think this is the paradise you want to find for so long.
4. Forgetting the heart in Mostar (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
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Located on the river Neretva Huadu, Mostar is as beautiful as a fairytale in real life. The symbol of the city is the ancient bridge Stari Most. First built in 1557 during the heyday of the Ottoman Empire, this ancient bridge has been recognized as a World Heritage Site.




Enjoying a peaceful breakfast and watching the peaceful Naretva River is the must-do when you come here.
From each perspective, river water is sometimes emerald, sometimes emerald, sometimes blue ... A few steps away is the old market, where you find to buy Bosnian crafts or attend seasonal festivals. Exciting summer.
In addition, the street snacks or local restaurants are also an experience you should try.
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White city of Belgrade (Serbia)
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In Serbian language, Belgrade means "White City" because many buildings here are built from very beautiful white stone.
One of the oldest cities in Europe is located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, bringing the harmonious beauty between the ancient and modern features of a new city.
You will be amazed to see a wonderful symphony of architecture with different styles.
Belgrade fortress, Pobednik victory monument, Republic square, Kalemegdan park ... are outstanding attractions that you cannot ignore.
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Budapest (Hungary) - the green pearl of the Danube line
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The uniqueness of the Hungarian capital is the difference between the two cities Buda and Pest on the banks of the Danube River.
If Buda on the left bank owns many beautiful castles, on the right bank, Pest boasts ancient medieval buildings.
Connecting the two cities are 9 bridges spanning the Danube River with its own beauty every time sunset falls. This is also an ideal time for visitors to board the boat down the Danube to watch the magnificent and magnificent works of the two banks.
The graceful beauty of the city permeates your soul, so that once you set foot on this jewel, your heart will never want to return.
According to Khanh Van / Youth
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