Serbian landscapes

[Varda]

Mokra Gora https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mokra_Gora_(mountain)

[Sorab12]

Mokra Gora https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mokra_Gora_(mountain)

Id probably going to climb it next year .Google Kosovo landscapes with Rugova gorge ,Miruša waterfalls ,Kosovo Prokletije or Trojanske planine and Šara

[hazmatnik]

Some images i made in my villages. My ancestors preferred higher ground over valleys.

Sumadija

Paternal grandpa village







Paternal grandma village






South, my maternal side

[Sorab12]

Some images i made in my villages. My ancestors preferred higher ground over valleys.

Sumadija

Paternal grandpa village







Paternal grandma village






South, my maternal side

I recognize Rudnik mountain area in one picture if im not mistaking

[hazmatnik]

I recognize Rudnik mountain area in one picture if im not mistaking

Suvobor and Maljen (1st pic), Bukulja (2nd pic), Ostrvica (3rd pic), Rudnik (4th and 5th), Goljak (6th), Radan (7th) and Kukavica (waterfall).

[Sorab12]

Suvobor and Maljen (1st pic), Bukulja (2nd pic), Ostrvica (3rd pic), Rudnik (4th and 5th), Goljak (6th), Radan (7th) and Kukavica (waterfall).

I climbed Bukulja in 2019 but the weather wasnt the best for observing Arandjelovac from the local tower .Also ive been on Rajac, Suvobor ,Maljen ,Rudnik etc

[Your Old Comrade]

Hi, I'm Pavel Baturin, a landscape photographer living in Serbia.

Over the New Year holidays I managed to visit some beautiful places in the mountains of Serbia, and the weather allowed me to fly with my DJI mini 2.

Here you can see some most beautiful places:
• Tornik mountain
• Zaovine lake
• Užice fortress

You can find the shots I made in these places on my Instagram:


/ photobaturin

[Varda]

Id probably going to climb it next year .Google Kosovo landscapes with Rugova gorge ,Miruša waterfalls ,Kosovo Prokletije or Trojanske planine and Šara

View of Đeravica from the Šara.

[Your Old Comrade]

The tram system in the Serbian capital is the only one in the country and had to contend with damage to the infrastructure and a shortage of vehicles after the Yugoslav war. In the 2000s, Switzerland donated numerous Duewag Be 4/6s from Basel, most of which are still in use today. The largest part of the tram fleet consists of the Tatra KT4YUs, which were delivered between 1980 and 1990. In 1997 another 20 cars came to Belgrade, they were the last KT4s ever built. 30 modern CAF Urbos 3 low-floor trams have been in use since 2011.

[hazmatnik]