Mostar is the city of light, straddling the Neretva River.
Ramadan (also known as Ramadhan or Ramzan) is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar. It is a period of prayer, fasting, charity-giving and self-accountability for believers from all over the world.
The art and ability to make homemade bread, buns and rolls is an important part of the culture, tradition and cuisine in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Two days ago Mostar’s symbol the ‪Old Bridge lit up in the colours of the Turkish national flag for solidarity with ‪Turkey and its citizens in these hard times.
During the Ottoman period in Mostar many architecture innovations of that time were built, including monuments, sacred objects and buildings.
Coffee pot is the metal, kitchen dish with handle designed especially for cooking coffee. It is a symbol of Bosnia and Herzegovina and part of a tradition that is passed for generations.
Passionate global trekkers Sarah and Kris from the JetSetting Fools travel blog visited Mostar last year during their mission to visit and explore countries on all six continents. Read more on their collaboration with Tour […]
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Today the Catholic Church and the Franciscan Monastery in Mostar stand together as one the most beautiful architecture examples.
The Catholic Church and the Franciscan Monastery in Mostar was built in 1866., when the region was under Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans helped build the Church.
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