Parque Nacional Sutjeska

Sutjeska is the oldest of Bosnia Herzegovina’s national parks. Established in 1962 around the village of Tjentište, it displays wild kilometers of beauty, adventure, and history. Here, nature knows no boundaries and humanity has been pushed to its very limits. The highest peak in the country is also found here: the awe-inspiring mt Maglić (2,386 m), straddling the border with Montenegro. Also mt. Zelengora arises here. It might not be as imponent as mt Maglić, but it certainly competes in the beauty stakes, hiding seven magnificent glacial lakes within its plateaus and valleys. In Sutjeska we also find Perućica reserve, the largest preserved rainforest reserve in Europe. This dense and verdant landscape is home to a wonderfully diverse collection of flora and fauna.

a beautiful lonely area!

Beautiful national park with a great diversity of flora and fauna. The Zelengora Mountains and the Perucica primeval forest, which you can only enter with a ranger, are highly recommended.