Briefly about the beauty of my country, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a state born of dissolution of Yugoslavia. It consists of three regions:
Serb republic, the federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The national capital is the city of
Sarajevo and the tourist attractions are Mostar and Pilgrimage center of Medjugorje.

The country is located in the west of the Balkan Peninsula and is bordered by Montenegro to
the southeast, towards the northeast of Serbia and north, south and southwest of Croatia.
South is washed by the Adriatic Sea along a coastline of just 20km. Here is the port city of
Neum, which the only access to the sea in the country.

City of Neum

Additionally, one of the amazing part of the beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina is that; they
were mainly composed of mountains, while to the south there are a number of karst plateaus
crossed by Neretva, Bosna, Vrba and Una rivers. The country has a very rugged closed west
towards the sear surface by the Dinaric Alps. The highest mountains are in the south of the
country near the border with Montenegro, while in the east the terrain descends to the
Pannonian Plain. The Sava river marks for a long stretch the northern border with Croatia, while
the Drina River marks the eastern border with Serbia.

Another best and pleasant place I admire as to the beauties of Bosnia and Herzegovina is the
waterfalls of Kravice. It is even more beautiful in spring when all the surrounding vegetation
becomes bright green.

Počitelj is a village dating from the early fifteenth century. It is one of the best preserved
medieval settlements of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with pronounced architectural influences
ottomans.

Počitelj Village

If traveling by train in Bosnia and Herzegovina, you will be amazed at the number of girls from
Bosnia and Herzegovina who read books during the trip. In the seventies and eighties, books in
Bosnia and Herzegovina were fashionable, and most of the girls in Bosnia and Herzegovina have
extensive libraries in their home with thousands of books.

Believe me or not, I perceived that the girls in Bosnia and Herzegovina read much more than
girls in Western countries, since books are cheap in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the habit of
reading was not yet replaced by video games and computers due to the high cost of equipment.
The youths in Bosnia and Herzegovina used to be considered "youths with higher levels of
reading in the world especially their females," and that's really true because the females in
Bosnia and Herzegovina are very intelligent as well as beautiful.
Most people in Western countries who visit Bosnia and Herzegovina define the girls in Bosnia
and Herzegovina as "lists and cute".