Serbian ethnic style girl, won't you get a set?

If the ancient buildings of Serbia are dazzling like gems, then its natural scenery is the crown inlaid with this gem. About two hours west of Belgrade, the beautiful scenery of Western Serbia gradually unfolds. The first stop is Ovcar-Kablar Gorge, which is the most in line with my idea of European countryside. In the lush valley, continuous mountains, ancient monasteries, peaceful villages, white flocks of sheep, quiet lakes, are just right distributed in the valley. Hiking, cycling, climbing, skiing, fishing, hot springs, in any season, you can find your most enjoyable way of traveling here. Navigation: Ovcarsko-Kablarska Recommended time: half a day - one day And when I walked into Terzica Avlija Ethno Park, I seemed to melt into the oil paintings of the Renaissance period. Rent a traditional Serbian costume, dance a traditional kolo dance, and feel the passionate heritage of the Serbian people for hundreds of years. Living in old houses, still staying a hundred years ago. Navigation: Terzica Avlija Ethno Park Recommended time: 2-3 hours After passing through the Potpecka cave, you will arrive at the Wooden Village, which is a famous Serbian director Kusturica, built for the movie . Now it is known as the city of Utopia in reality. The buildings in the village are all made of wood, including barber shops, churches, restaurants, cinemas, basketball courts, etc., although the sparrow is small and complete. On the second day, take the world's only narrow-gauge train, which fully retains the original wooden structure when it was operated in 1921. Isn't the green steam carriage very retro? The scenery along the way is picturesque, but if you climb up the hill and overlook, it is very much like the express train heading to Hogwarts. Navigation: Nature park Mokra Gora Recommended time: half a day - one day Time starts to flow again, in the spruce forest of Tara National Park, the eyes are completely soaked by the gentle green. Climb up the observation deck and overlook the most magnificent view of the Drina Gorge. At this moment, I believe that this 220 square kilometers of primitive forest is really the home of the gods in Slavic mythology. It is said that you can also watch brown bears at close range in the scenic area~ I don't know if you are the lucky one? Walking slowly along the Drina River, there is a small house isolated from the world in the middle of the river. It became famous in 2012 when it appeared on National Geographic magazine and became the most popular check-in place in Tara National Park. The hut was destroyed by the river six times and rebuilt seven times, witnessing the unyielding spirit of the Serbian people. Navigation: Tara national park Recommended time: Self-driving tour: half a day - one day Hiking tour: one day (Must go to the observation deck!) Western Serbia is a close and leisurely feast of scenery. Every time I immerse myself in the present and still linger, the next corner will refresh your understanding of the wonders of nature. As I type on the keyboard, I am struggling, can my words restore the shock that Serbian scenery has brought me? I hope to express my thoughts and thoughts to you as much as possible~