World's largest travel platform writes about Jajce: That place is like from Paradise

TripAdvisor is the world's largest travel portal, offering tourists information about the best tourist destinations, travel planning, and bookings, reports the BH News Agency Patria.

And, on the platform visited by almost 315 million visitors from 45 countries worldwide each month, there is an article about Bosnia and Herzegovina. Commentators on this platform seem to have written the most about Jajce, one of the most beautiful royal cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which in recent years has increasingly occupied the top spots when it comes to top tourist destinations.

The first four things that, according to this site, should be visited in Jajce are:

1. Pliva Lakes A portal commentator compares them to a place in Paradise. It states that it is probably enough to say that the area of Jajce and Pliva Lakes has been a focal point for thousands of years. Monuments from prehistory and the Old Roman Empire are found in the surroundings of the Pliva Lakes and the city of Jajce. It is a place of exceptional beauty, just waiting for you to enjoy it. The Pliva River, an intrinsically pure river, forms a beautiful waterfall at its mouth...

- Jajce was one of the most positive surprises I had during my travels. It proved to be ideal for slowing down and simply relaxing after busy weeks on the road. Everything was relaxing and the locals are very pleasant. The town itself is not much, but the lakes are beautiful and charming, both for swimming and boating. The water...

2. Watermills They should be on the UNESCO List, states a commentator on TripAdvisor. More than ten old Bosnian traditional watermills, built one next to another on the flowing water of the Pliva River, will have a stunning effect on every visitor who comes close to these gems of our civilization. Watermills and paths next to them run a few centimeters away from the intrinsically greenish cold current, full of green algae, travertine rocks, trout, and dragonflies. The watermills are not in use, they have been declared a monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina and are under protection. There is no entrance fee to see them or walk their paths, and it is all available without paying anyone. Many wedding photographers drive to the watermills to take extraordinary shots at this location. I highly recommend the Pliva watermills (Mlinčići) to every backpacker, history enthusiast, culture and nature lover, excursionist, romantic, and photographer.

3. Fortress The commentator says that you can feel history in this place. Above all, he notes, there is the beautiful waterfall that will take your breath away.

Regarding the AVNOJ Museum, the commentator states that he knew what happened in the museum building in 1943, but when he entered, he was not impressed, but that feeling did not last long.

- The feeling was like walking through an abandoned municipal building. Then the curator opened the doors to the main exhibition and I was amazed. A story that takes you back in time. The sense of history and events is almost overwhelming. The main room is occupied by rows of chairs facing a stage; in the front row is a rather homely armchair. That Man (referring to Josip Broz Tito) sat there! Throughout the room are small exhibits with panels for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia, and Slovenia – each country tells its own experience during World War II and the years leading up to the AVNOJ decisions. The emphasis is mostly on the anti-fascist movement. As a political historian, I was in paradise – concludes the commentator on TripAdvisor.

4. Catacombs A commentator on TripAdvisor states that the Catacombs are a beautiful, historical structure carved into the rock, dating back to the 14th century.

- The entrance fee is 2 KM, it's worth visiting... a young man at the entrance will guide you through the facility and tell you the history of the "Catacombs", he is very knowledgeable and can answer all your questions about the history of Jajce – it is stated in the comment about the Catacombs in Jajce.

In addition to descriptions of Jajce's top attractions, on the site, you can see tourists' impressions related to accommodation facilities in Jajce, as well as several catering establishments that tourists most often visit when they come to Jajce. The comments are, clearly, very positive, writes NAP.