5 articles to prepare your trip
Bosnia's least-traveled region: Perućica primeval forest, the Maglić summit, the Tara canyon and Višegrad's Ottoman bridge over the Drina.
The river-threaded northwest of Bosnie, structured by the Una and Vrbas rivers: whitewater rafting, travertine waterfalls, Ottoman towns and limestone canyons between Bihać and Banja Luka.
The Bosna river basin between 500 and 1,000 meters: Ottoman fortresses of Travnik, urban waterfall of Jajce, Franciscan monasteries and highland cheeses of Vlašić.
South of Ivan Pass, Herzegovina tips into the Mediterranean: Mostar and its Stari Most, Blagaj, Počitelj and the vineyards of Trebinje, best explored outside peak season.
Capital hemmed in by four Olympic mountains, where the Ottoman bazaar, the Austro-Hungarian avenue, and the marks of the 1992–1995 siege fit into twelve kilometers of valley.
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