You people who went to Bosnia and Herzegovina are really tight-lipped, this town is so beautiful!

You people who went to Bosnia and Herzegovina are really tight-lipped, this town is so beautiful! Mostar is a city in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, straddling the Neretva River. The Old Town of Mostar is actually not very large. Walking along both banks of the Neretva River, it takes about half a day to complete the walk if you are careful. Because the old town has been well preserved (or restored), it has a strong historical atmosphere. In addition to shopping and admiring the old city buildings, another attraction in the old city is diving. Diving is an important tradition in Mostar with records dating back to 1664. Since 1968, there have been formal diving competitions every summer. Main attractions Old Bridge in Mostar The landmark building of the Old Town of Mostar, the ancient stone arch bridge spans the Neretva River and has a history of more than 400 years. It is a world cultural heritage. Mostar Old Town The Old Town retains many medieval Turkish-style buildings, such as ancient mosques, Turkish baths, etc., as well as umbrella workshops and restaurants left over from the Ottoman period. The old town is not big, and there are handicraft shops on both sides of the main road. You can visit the shops and experience the local customs and culture. The old town at night also has a unique flavor. From Mostar, you can take bus No. 10 or 12 to the town of Blagaj, where the famous Buna Spring and ancient monastery are located.