Bosnia – The Valley That Holds Human Secrets

During the two weeks on the Balkan Peninsula, the country of Bosnia - Herzegovina was probably the place that left us with the most conflicting emotions. Although traces of the civil war are still scattered here and there, this small country has essentially restored its famous beauty.Europe tour explores Bosnia - Valley of the secret of mankind. Those who are interested in the field of anthropology know that, for nearly ten years, Bosnia is attracting archeology researchers from around the world. The pyramid valley is located near the capital Sarajevo with pyramids larger than the pyramids of Egypt holding many secrets about the ancient human world

. On the river Neretva Here, our car comes from the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, goes through steep passages, especially through the many tunnels to enter the city of Mostari in the green valley. Mostari is the capital city in Herzegovina, one of the two regions of Bosnia - Herzegovina, covering more than 50,000 square kilometers. Bosnia Herzegovina is not part of the European Union However, because it wants to attract tourists, the country allows visitors with Schengen visas to enter.



Beautiful scenery on the way Travel really is an important economic sector of the country with only 4 million people. On the streets we passed, Bosnian life was still bleak, with villages with sparse shops, almost every town with buildings burned in war and bullet-riddled walls, Green farms have not overwhelmed the barrenness of rocky mountains mixed with low trees. A pleasant surprise for visitors only began as the car entered the old town of Mostari. Primarily built under the Ottoman Empire in the early sixteenth century, Mostari has many historical traces of a multicultural land, considered the center of harmony between the Western and Eastern civilizations from the Middle Ages. The most bustling old city is the streets near the bridges. The footsteps on the old stone-paved streets have risen to the shiny water, we thought we were back in the past. Mostari is brilliant for its multicultural, multi-religious diversity The churches, cathedrals of God, Judaism, and Islam are separated by only one street corner.



Every architecture is beautiful, also ancient and superficial. All of it shone brightly in the spring sun, and from the pure emerald green, glittering from the Neretva river. This river can be considered the wonder of the valley. No one could explain why Neretva had such a deep, clear emerald color. Adorning the river are stone bridges in the shape of a palace. In the old town ,ostari has a local meaning: Bridge watchers. So enough to know how important bridges are here. Streets built along the river, the oldest, most populous Turkish-style shops are often located near the bridge's foot.



Each bridge is a work of art, in which Stari Most (Old Bridge) is recognized by UNESCO as a very beautiful world heritage and is adorned with the oldest streets. Muslims living in the middle of the sixteenth century used goat hair, honey and 300,000 eggs to make mortar to build a bridge consisting of 456 stone slabs, 30m long. Over the next four centuries, Stari Most has maintained its beauty and durability, but in the face of the bombs of the 1993 attack the bridge was completely destroyed. Regreting an invaluable legacy, the United Nations stepped in. It took nearly a decade, the bridge was rebuilt with the same shape and color. Interestingly, all modern mortar was not as durable enough to connect the rocks as it was almost 500 years ago, and the engineers were amazed that the original mortar made by Turkish stone-makers remained solid. While the male tourists were engrossed in the view of the bridge, the sisters and sisters were in awe of the naked boys, their muscular bodies, standing tall on the bridge walls, ready to drop themselves into the riverbed. cold.



This group of handsome young people just ask tourists enough 20 euros to send a person to jump into the river. This is a special custom in this land. During the Ottoman Empire, the boys of Mostari used to jump over the bridge to amuse the Turkish general in coffee in the guard towers on either side of the bridge. Their prestige also rose in the eyes of the girls with that act of courage. Over time, diving has become a tradition, in which a true Mostari must be able to jump into the Neretva River. Sarajevo is about two hours away from Mostari. The road is quite spectacular with two sides full of limestone mountains, the road along the river, cutting the narrow but green valley. Sarajevo is also very beautiful with a diverse architectural style, trees are planted everywhere.



Perhaps the city has many steep hills so the homeowners take care of the roof quite carefully. Viewed from above, Bosnian capital streets are quite unique with light-colored stone roofs. Look closely, these are limestone pieces that have been cut like tiles and covered with a layer of g.

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