Jedna krava u Srbiju

But no point that we leave Zlatibor without trying its speciality : the Komplet lepinja. It's bread for hamburger with kajmak (a kind of cheese-cream) and fat from I don't know which animal. My sister call that a pizza of fat, and she's quite right. Delicious...

At the end of the day, we began to look for this waterfall. After several attempts, at least we find it. Waou ! Enfin, nous partons à la recherche de cette cascade. Après plusieurs tentatives, nous finissons par la trouver. Superbe ! It's our last stop...

Then we go to Ušice. There's also a castle in ruins, old protection against Turkishs... Puis nous nous rendons à Ušice. Là encore un château en ruine, ancienne défense contre les turcs... ... above the town. ... qui surplombe la ville. And again splendid...

Then the cave of Stopića. Puis la grotte de Stopića. Unfortunately and as expected, pictures are bad. So you have to trust my words if I tell you that it was beautiful... On the picture here, it's the waterfall, deep in the cave. Our guide was an old...

We begin to visit the ethno village of Sirogojno. You can find there the whole traditional life of Serbia... Nous commençons par visiter le village ethnologique de Sirogojno. Toute la vie traditionnelle de Serbie est là...

We spend the two last night of our Tour de Serbie in Partizanske vode. We can so spend a whole day visiting Zlatibor, name of a suite of mountains and prairies in the southwest of Serbia. And actually there are much beautiful landscapes that deserve to...

The fourth day we stopped quickly in Kruševac, ancient capital of the prince Lazar. It was raining cats and dogs, so we just stop enough to see this Monument for Serbian Heroes. It get the gold medal in the Universal Exposition in 1900 in Paris (yes,...

Niš again, and again in a gloomy note, here is the famous tower of cranes. Toujours à Niš et toujours dans le style un peu glauque, voici la célèbre tour des crânes. The 31st may 1809, the voïvod Stevan Sinđelić, with 3 000 serbian soldiers, loose one...

Less funny : we leave Soko Banja and go to Niš. First thing you cross when you arrive is the camp “Red-Cross”, a nazi concentration camp. Nothing has changed there, and you'd swear you're there. Moins drôle : nous quittons Soko Banja pour aller à Niš....

Here is a demonstration for an ancient serbian game. A twisted stick lay on the floor. An other stick is the bat. The player have to hit first the stick on the floor to make it spring, then hit it second time in full flight to throw it... I don't know...