The magical view you will enjoy fully justifies the one hour's effort made to climb to the top. In and around this area you can admire: the Velagic House (admirable example of Ottoman architecture), the Mosque of the Sultan Sulejman (built around 1520), the Bridge of the Karadjoz-Bey on the River Buna, dating back to 1570, and the Hammam built between the 16th and 17th centuries. On the right bank of the river, in a natural landscape of rare beauty, soars the 16th century Tekija, the Dervish House suspended between the water and the rocks; for centuries a place of meditation and prayer. The present Tekija was built in the first half of the 19th century..Inside the building, there are rooms for studying and praying, the ‘musafirhana’ (bedrooms for guests and occasional travellers), a kitchen and the 'hammam'. Near the monastery, there is the funeral chapel (turbe) that preserves the remains of the Dervish Sari-Saltuk and Ačik-Pascià.

The Tekija, open all year to visitors, is one of the most important examples of Islamic sacred residential architecture of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Blagaj, with its antique Fortress, the splendid landscape surrounding it and the spectacular energy of the Buna River's natural source, is one of the most precious treasures of this region. While here, enjoy tasting some of the trout dishes offered by the local restaurants. Blagaj can be reached both by car and by bus. The Mostar Bus Company runs every day from the “Lira” stop (in Trg Ivana Krndelja) in Mostar.