Lukomir, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Lukomir, Bosnia and HerzegovinaLukomir highlightsLukomir ethno village, located at 1,495 meters above sea level, count as most remote and isolated village in the entire Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the way of life remained unchanged for centuries. Other places we know in Bosnia and HerzegovinaBanja Luka - Known for fortress, museum, river, orthodox cathedral, islam mosque. Blagaj - Known for ancient settlement, castle, cave, islam monastery. Bobovac - Known for fortress, medieval old town, viewpoint. Doboj - Known for fortress, historical center, museum. Dobrićevo (Dobricevo) - Known for orthodox monastery. Gradačac (Gradacac) - Known for architecture, castle, museum. Jablanica - Known for lake, landmark, monument, river. Jajce - Known for fortress, medieval old town, waterfall. Ključ (Kljuc) - Known for fortress, medieval old town, park. Konjic - Known for bridge, river. Kravica - Known for park, waterfall. Maglaj - Known for fortress, historical center, islam mosque. Međugorje (Medjugorje) - Known for catholic pilgrimage center. Mostar - Known for bridge, historical center, medieval old town. UNESCO World Heritage. Neum - Known for coastal town, marina. Ostrovica - Known for castle. Ostrožac (Ostrozac) - Known for castle. Počitelj (Pocitelj) - Known for medieval old town. Radimlja - Known for museum. UNESCO World Heritage. Sarajevo - Known for bridge, fortress, historical center, museum, river. Srebrenik - Known for castle, fortress. Stolac - Known for archaeological site, fortress, medieval old town, viewpoint, waterfall. Tešanj (Tesanj) - Known for castle, fortress. Travnik - Known for architecture, fortress, historical center, river. Trebinje - Known for architecture, medieval old town, orthodox cathedral. Tvrdoš (Tvrdos) - Known for orthodox monastery. Velika Kladuša (Velika Kladusa) - Known for fortress. Vjetrenica - Known for cave. UNESCO tentative list. Vranduk - Known for fortress, historical center. Zavala - Known for orthodox monastery. Last updated on: 15 February 2019 Lukomir descriptionLukomir ethno village is located on Mount Bjelasnica, 50 km from Sarajevo. Lukomir is a symbol of the historical, cultural, architectural and environmental heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Here, the traditional medieval way of life of the Bosnian bastards is still practiced. During the visit you will meet local people and be able to get acquainted with their lifestyle, and possibly buy one of their handicrafts. Lukomir ethno village is declared as a cultural landscape and a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The stone houses, with roofs covered by shingles made out of cherry tree, fresh air, the smell of nature, original domestic cuisine, quality dairy products, organic food, excellent hospitality. Legend says that in Lukomir people came from the area of Dubrovnik. This is confirmed by a necropolis of tombstones from the 14th and 15th century. According to some legends when they arrived at the place of today's Lukomir and saw a plateau that is not visible from any side, surrounded by canyons, the people said "this is our harbor of peace". A literal translation: "Luka" – harbor, and "mira" – peace, and because of that this village is called Lukomir. Lukomir related toursSorry, we have no any pre-designed tour passing trough this place yet. If you would like to visit this place, please contact us. |
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