Bill Gates also visited Plitvice National Park

#0 yen trip "Plitvice Lakes National Park" A national park located south of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, near the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. The vast forest of 192 km2 is dotted with 16 large and small lakes in a stepped pattern, and 92 waterfalls connect them. These lakes were created when a natural dam was created on the river by the action of travertine (calcareous deposits). The color of the water, which changes constantly from emerald green to cobalt blue depending on the concentration of minerals and organic matter and the angle of the sunlight, blends with the green of the forest, creating a miraculous landscape with an exquisite balance of the waterfalls that flow down with white spray. It was registered as a World Heritage in Danger due to the past Croatian conflict, but it was removed from the list in 1997 after the government took the lead in removing landmines, and it is now Croatia's largest tourist attraction. I walked for about 3 hours, but the scenery was so beautiful that I didn't get tired♪