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26
Aug
Inhabiting high, isolated areas was the tradition of the first settlers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Vlasic was not only home to old Illyrian highlanders and followers of the medieval Bosnian Church but also to a large shepherd community that continues to live off the fertile lands across the vast plateau of Vlasic Mountain.
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06
Feb
Zenica is the largest, most industrial town in central Bosnia and is the political, administrative and cultural centre of the Zenica-Doboj Canton.
There is more to Zenica than the rather intrusive industrial zone that dominates the city's image.
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28
Jan
Rakitnica River is one of the biggest tributary streams of Neretva river. It formed a 26 km long, rugged and painfully beautiful canyon that stretches between Bjelasnica and Visocica Mountains to southeast of Sarajevo.
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25
Jan
Capljina is a border town, centrally located between Mostar to the north and the Adriatic Sea to the south. Medugorje and Ljubuski are less than 20km to the west, and Stolac is less than half an hour's drive to the east.
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24
Jan
Ljubuski is another ancient settlement in the vast rocky hills of western Herzegovina. The ruling family of the medieval Bosnian state expanded their reign to this region and the remains of their old fort still jut out of the hill overlooking the Trebizat River valley.
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23
Jan
In the southwestern no-man’s land of Herzegovina is the stunning valley of Popovo Polje. The ancient karst field is a minute piece of what is the one of the world’s largest karst field that stretches all the way into Croatia and Slovenia.
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22
Jan
Prince Mutimir's Povelja Charter from September 28, 892 is celebrated as the birthday of the town of Livno. The town itself is an interesting blend of Dalmatian, Ottoman and socialist structures.
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21
Jan
The highest settlement in central-west Bosnia is home to the country's most rugged inhabitants. At 1,200m above sea level, Kupres is covered in snow for at least five months of the year.
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