Tag: National Parks of Serbia

Serbia - a country in the middle of the Northern Hemisphere in the central part of the Balkan Peninsula. Between the Carpathians and the Balkanides, the Pannonian Basin and the Dinarides, in the basins of the rivers that flow into the three seas. Located on imperially important roads from the Roman era, with a position that can only be desired from the aspect of tourism. Nature protection in Serbia has a long tradition. The first written trace of this can be found in Dušan's Code from the 14th century. It defines the possibility and prohibits excessive cutting of forests in the former Serbian Empire. With their total values, national parks today exceed the borders of Serbia and are included in the European Federation of National Parks - EUROPARC. National parks are a great treasure of a country, and Serbia can boast of several of them. Lush flora and diverse fauna are the main characteristics of Serbian national parks. With their untouched nature, they overshadow urbanized areas, commercialized content and big cities, which are less interesting for tourists compared to natural beauty. Anthropogenic values, primarily monasteries that have resisted various challenges for centuries, represent a complementary whole with natural values and complement them. Thanks to which you can learn a lot about Serbian history and former ruling families. In the following lines, we list the most beautiful national parks, which should also be on your travel list in Serbia. Djerdap National Park - The Iron Gate of the Balkans Djerdap National Park is a unique natural creation located in the northeastern part of Serbia, on the border with Romania. It includes part of the Djerdap Gorge area and part of the Danube. This is the place where you can see the nature of Serbia in its most beautiful light. The national park was founded in 1974. Djerdap is an unusual combination of natural and anthropogenic creations. The beauty that inspires and inspires, calls for a return and a new journey. Wilderness, which people have brought to their needs for centuries, they rule over it, but they also fear it. This is an area with more than 1100 plant species that thrive in different habitats. Exploring the living