Vlasin Lake: a cold plateau before autumn
At 1,200 meters, the lake is not heated like the others, and the islands on it literally swim — Vlasina is the coldest point in Serbia even in August.
16·09 / 3 minAt 1,200 meters, the lake is not heated like the others, and the islands on it literally swim — Vlasina is the coldest point in Serbia even in August.
16·09 / 3 minWhy is the dough of kaccavalla steamed at 80 degrees, how long does it take to mature and what connects it to the Italian caciocavallo hanging on a beam.
29·07 / 6 minThree days, three faces of the Balkans and one tank of decisions: where to go when you have 72 hours and the will to drive, not wait.
24·07 / 7 minWhere the asphalt stops, what you bought a 4x4 for begins — five forest climbs to panoramas the bus will never see.
23·07 / 4 minThe Kadu waterfall falls thirty meters into a silence unknown to the city, and above it stands Gostuša, built of stone without a single nail.
23·07 / 7 minRipe cream from the top of the tub, honey that smells like a meadow and bread that is still cracking — a breakfast worth climbing 1,200 meters for.
23·07 / 4 minThe highest peak in Serbia, a waterfall that falls 15 meters and a stone village — all in two days, if you know in which order.
22·07 / 4 min