Plitvice Lakes National Park

A Walk Through the Waterfall Museum, Changing Faces Each Season 🍁 Plitvice Lakes National Park offers a completely different kind of beauty with each season. When I visited, it was on the cusp of autumn, and the contrast between the forest just beginning to turn red and yellow and the turquoise lakes was absolutely breathtaking. In winter, the snow-covered scenery and frozen waterfalls are spectacular, but some trails may be closed, so be sure to check in advance before your trip. The highlight of Plitvice is undoubtedly the majestic waterfalls in the lower lakes area, including **'Veliki Slap'**. The sight of countless waterfalls pouring down in unison is truly worthy of being called a **'Waterfall Museum'**. The trekking paths connecting the lakes and waterfalls are naturally well-maintained, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural scenery. Tip: Since the park is vast, first-time visitors are advised to join a guided tour or familiarize themselves with the map and trails beforehand. Starting from **Entrance 1**, which leads to the lower lakes, is highly recommended. Here, you’ll find detailed information about the duration and difficulty of each trail, so you can choose one that suits your fitness level and schedule. As the national park has limited shaded areas, make sure to stay hydrated on hot days. This is the perfect destination to experience true healing amidst the peaceful and serene sounds of nature.