Amid my yearly summer jump through the Balkans, I realized that I needed to visit each Balkan nation that I hadn't yet went by. The last Balkan nation to add to my count? Serbia.
Serbia doesn't get a ton of the tourism distinction that other Balkan nations do — it has a ton to offer, however it's not as renowned as, say, Croatia. This is something that Serbia is attempting to correct — actually, while in Belgrade, I met a gathering of my iambassador buds setting out around the nation to do only that! (Look at a percentage of the extremely cool coming about posts: Kash's 40 best photographs from Serbia, Becki's post on the best nature exercises in Serbia, and Rob's post on Subotica and Palic Lake.) read more now
Concerning me, my time in Serbia was restricted. I just had a couple of days before I needed to meet my mother and sister in Latvia, and I was all the while recouping from post-celebration affliction and a spooky condo in Montenegro. (I know, I know — I'll expound on the phantom in the long run.)
My unique arrangement was to leave Kotor, Montenegro, and take the unfathomably beautiful train to Belgrade from close-by Bar, yet subsequent to discovering that I could travel to Belgrade for about $60 in only an hour from Tivat, the snappier excursion won out.
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