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Tronic City
The city of Tronic is traced back to the Ottoman era, as it was used as a center of power, which is why it is nicknamed the European Istanbul, a small city with a population of 20,000 people, located 90 kilometers northwest of Sarajevo in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. This historic city is also known for having 28 historical and cultural buildings Among the most notable sights to visit in the Tronica are the 18th century Ottoman Clock Towers and the Travnik Castle.
The source of the Bona River
The area of the Buna River spring is characterized by the diversity of its surface and underground waters, and this source is characterized by that it is one of the most beautiful and largest water sources in Europe, where the river flows from a cliff wall at an altitude of 200 meters, and the area of the Bona Spring contains a house or monastery that was built by the Ottoman Sultan dating back To the sixteenth century, it is one of the most mystical places in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it is open to visitors throughout the year where they can enjoy cold drinks, tea, and Turkish coffee in the beautiful garden located next to it that overlooks the source of the river.
The city of Banja Luka
The city of Banja Luka is located in the north of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it represents the capital of the Republic of the Bosnian Serbs. The city is famous for many industries, the most important of which are: canning fruits and vegetables, automatic tools, electrical appliances, clothing, etc. It is also classified as the second largest city in Bosnia after the capital Sarajevo, and has The lively Vrbas River flows through the heart of the city, providing a comfortable area for exploring the stunning natural beauty.
The city of Sarajevo
Sarajevo is located in Bosnia and is its capital, and this city is famous for its long and rich history that appears in its museums, and places to visit in Sarajevo are the old bazaar, mosques, cathedrals and Catholic churches, in addition to many modern shopping centers and skyscrapers.
Mount Pelashnitsa
Mount Pelajnica is located in the center of Bosnia, to the southwest of the capital, Sarajevo, where it is famous for its ski resort, and it hosted a skiing session for men on the Alps during the Winter Olympics in 1984, and this mountain can also be visited touristly, but it must be taken into account The danger of unexploded mines, and for this, tourist routes must be adhered to.
