Visit The “gems” Of Croatia

With a coastline of nearly 1,800km long with many famous landscapes, Croatia is a popular destination in the Balkans. Visit the 'gems' of Croatia tourism Two of the brightest landmarks are the National Park - Lake Plitvice and the city of Dubrovnik have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. Currently, these two bright spots are very attractive to tourists. So our group of brothers set up a tour to Croatia during the summer days. The enchanting beauty of the National Park - Lake Plitvice After a night's rest in the capital city of Zagreb, early in the morning Mirano - the driver cum guide to welcome us to Plitvice

. As a person who understands the culture, history and is fluent in tourism, from the first moment he met, he provided very basic information about the country and people here. I noted in the notebook: Small country, population of only about 4 million people, most of them Croatian, a few Serbs and about 1 million more Muslim Bosnians . .



Out of Zagreb, population density catches. The head becomes sparse. The scene is generally quite peaceful. Car passed through a town that had been attacked by Serbs in the previous war after Yugoslavia was split seven years. Almost all of the houses in this region were destroyed, on the bullet-riddled walls, and now, the symbolic pigeons of peace have flung their wings everywhere. On the way, Mirano advised us to visit the village of Slunj, a place very worth a visit that most visitors do not know should often miss. Crossing a wooden bridge, there is a small village hidden among the lush greenery, beside a winding stream and flowing into the river called Korana In the middle of the village is a corn mill operated by water power.



. The town activity was bustling, the villagers cheerful and hospitable invited us to sample the cornflakes. Delicious hot cake, you can eat it full without getting bored. Walking in the lush green nature, I thought that it would be very interesting to stay here for a night. After a few minutes of stopping to enjoy the scenery and relax, we headed straight to Plitvice Lake. Nearly 300 km² wide, this is a "complex" of 12 high lakes and four lower lakes, successive about eight kilometers. All are connected by 92 waterfalls, creating a stunning beauty. The cascading waterfalls pour into large and small lakes with jade-green water on the limestone and chalk background as adding highlights.



It is interesting that this chain of lakes and waterfalls continuously change colors depending on the angle of view and the light and clouds of the sky reflect. Walk on narrow roads, four sides are lakes and waterfalls, far away is green forest and the soaring mountains, everyone feels lost in the fairy tale, groaning at the ear is a symphony of water, wind and birds. We climbed to the most spectacular point of this national park to see the highest waterfall Veliki Slap flowing from the cliffs at an altitude of nearly 80 meters, listening to the resounding sounds and catching the rain of dust. like spring rain in Vietnam. A relaxed and leisurely way to admire the Plitvice landscape is to sit on a boat and take photos of the rare and charming water-based landscape. The 20km zigzag road on Plitvice's campus is for those with time and really enjoy the picnic want to explore. Following Mirano's instructions, we took a short path, expected to take a four-hour hike through pine and oak forests, hoping to find the bears or wolves hiding behind curious cliffs. watching tourists.



The natural beauty on both sides of the trail makes everyone excited to walk without getting tired. Along the way, occasionally caves appear from limestone caves that were formed hundreds of millions of years ago.Many visitors choose a picnic path to explore Lake PlitviceThanks to take visitors to visit the lake Highest waterfall Veliki Slap The most impressive is Big cave, Den cave and Than Nu cave. We compete to find locations with good views to take pictures. So it took seven hours out of the forest and had been walking for nearly 10km, at this time the group felt tired and noticed their dusty appearance. The legs are exhausted, the people are exhausted but everyone recognizes this trip as a "worthwhile" trip, with unforgettable impressions.Dubrovnik - the jewel in the Adriatic Sea From the city of Plitvice Lakes, after nearly five hours of driving Following the E71 highway we reached Dubrovnik. This is a beautiful old city located on the Adriatic coast, and is also a particularly important port of the county of Dubrovnik - Neretva.



Built on the island of Laus in the 7th century, Dubrovnik was once under the rule of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires. The unique cultural features and historical imprints bold many architectural works here, especially the churches built in the eighth century.Dubrovnik viewed from above with prominent red tiled roofs when admiring the diverse architectures blending many styles, from Roman to baroque. Many old red-roofed houses here, despite the impact of nature after centuries, still stand out.

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