Bosnia and Herzegovina, full name "Bosnia and Herzegovina", is located on the balkan island, bordering Serbia to the east, covering an area of 51,100 square kilometers and having a population of 3.52 million. Speaking of Bosnia and Herzegovina, many people first think of "Sarajevo", the fuse of the First World War, and Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosniaks make up 50% of the total population, with the rest consisting of Serbs and Croats.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has extremely low urbanization, the lowest degree of urbanization in Europe, with more than 60% of the population in rural areas.
The marital status in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not the same as in other countries, with 58.9% of the population married and 10.59% of the population widowed or widower.
The whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina is mainly mountainous, with an average altitude of less than 700 meters, the Dinara Mountains cross the country, and there are many rivers in the territory, of which the "Drina River" is widely known, and once wrote the historical novel "Drina River Bridge" as a background.
The Latin Bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the scene of the assassination of mr. and mrs. Ferdinand, which is the site of the fuse of the First World War.
In the south of Bosnia and Herzegovina, above the Adriatic Sea there is an outlet to the sea, which is about 20 km long.
The climate of Bosnia and Herzegovina is divided into two types, the Mediterranean climate in the south and the continental climate in the north. The best time to visit is from May to October, where the temperature difference between day and night is very large, so you can bring a warm jacket.
Unlike other small countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina is extremely rich in natural resources, with coal storage of up to 3.8 billion tons, and in the Tuzla region, the largest amount of salt stored in Europe.
There are many rivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, hydropower resources are very rich, and the prospect of hydroelectric power generation is broad, with a potential power generation of 17 billion kilowatts. About half of the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina is covered by forests.
The tap water in Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot be directly drunk, the water quality is relatively poor, and you can buy bottled water to drink.
Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of two entities, 1. 10 states under the Federation of Mukh and 7 districts under republika Srpska of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The economic pillars of Bosnia and Herzegovina are agriculture and industry, of which the food processing industry and energy industry are relatively developed, and the wheat and maize yields in agriculture and animal husbandry are very high.
Public toilets on the streets of Bosnia-Herzegovina are generally charged.
Hotels in Bosnia-Herzegovina generally do not provide disposable toiletries and slippers.
Bosnian blacks like to drink coffee, and coffee is essential in work and life, so in the streets of Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are countless cafes of all kinds. They also like to serve snacks when drinking coffee, walnuts and cream are their favorites, and all kinds of sweets are available.
Bosnia and Herzegovina women are more enthusiastic, will take the initiative to say hello, when sending women flowers, we must avoid sending "13" flowers.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has two special snacks, and foreigners who come to Bosnia and Herzegovina are considered to have never been to Bosnia and Herzegovina if they have not eaten these two. The first is the "Breegg pie" and the second is the "Chewabi" (also a naan cake with beef and lamb served with onions).
Bosnian black people are very fond of all kinds of pie, 657 kilograms of large pie, 12 meters in diameter, people from all over the country have come, Guinness Records staff measurements, this big pie was divided into 4500 pieces, everyone shared this huge pie, is expected to break the world record.
The oil painting town of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is steeped in history and beautiful scenery, and the locals say that "stay in Mostar for one night, and it is not the sound that wakes you up in the morning, but the light." ”
There are more mountain roads in Bosnia and Herzegovina, except for the capital, other places where public transportation is not very developed, and many scenery can only be felt by self-driving.