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The landscapes and panoramas of endless floral meadows and immense deep forests with villages scattered on every hillside are unforgettable and incomparable. More than a half of the territory of Ivanjica Municipality belongs to Golija, Serbian mountain beauty. With its natural and created values, the Nature Park completelyy fulfilled the criteria for being nominated for a Biosphere reserve within the MAB Programme (Man and Biosphere Programme), so a big part of the Golija Nature Park was declared to be a Biosphere reserve named Golija-Studenica covering the area of 53,804 ha by the decision of the UNESCO Commission. Preserved jungle-type deciduous and deciduous-conifer forests as well as conifer forests, especially subalpine spruce forests, make botanically significant areas on Golija. 45 bird species belonging to the group of natural rarities have been registered on Golija so far. Cultural and historical values of Golija are characterised by the presence and numerous traces of cultural and historical heritage on the whole area.

The most important are the Studenica Monastery, Brezova Monastery (XII century), Gradac Monastery, Kovilje Monastery (XIII century) and Transfiguration Monastery (XII century). Jastrebac is the highest mountain in central Serbia, located between the towns of Krusevac, Nis and Prokuplje Amongst all Balkan mountains Jastrebac Mountain features the dense forests and abundance of waters and springs. Jastrebac Mountain is specially convenient for nature-lovers, walkers, mountaineers and recreant visitors enjoying easy mountaineering and walking along vast meadows full of springs and waterfalls.sharp air purifier sri lanka The highest summits of Jastrebac Mountains are “Ðulica”  peak (1491 m) and “Pogled” peak (1481 m) that make the natural border between Toplica River and Pomoravlje area. culligan air purification system replacement bulbs

Thick forests of Jastrebac Mountain represent rich raw material for Wood-processing Industry of Krusevac. At the southern slopes of Jastrebac Mountainthere is the artificial lake with beautiful shore situated in the heart of sunny valley. Variety of trekking walkways are spread along Jastrebac Mountain : “Bele Stene” (1257 m), “Stracimira” (1390 m),”Maznice” (1140 m) as well as routes up to the springs and the old St. Petka Church or the Medieval Gradac Fortification.air duct cleaning alameda ca Rudnik Mountain Range is a mountainous region in central Serbia , in an area known as Sumadija. It is located about 100 km south of the capital Belgrade . The highest peak of Rudnik Mountain Range is Veliky Sturc (1132 m). Silver, lead and copper had been mined in the mountain range. Archaeological findings prove the fact that settlement of the area had already been there during the time of the Celts.

Local mint was the first in the region to surge Serbian dinar surged with an inscription in Cyrillic. It was during the reign of the king Dragutin. The Saxons and the Dalmatians inhabited the mountains in the 14th century. Precious metals mines were the main source of income for the Serbian rulers. Rudnik Mountain Range has quality-marked hiking and climbing trails that lead past the chalets and the main historical monuments. Several major tourist attractions can be mentioned in the town’s surroundings, like The Zlatibor Area about 77 km, Lake Gruzansko about 25 km, Sava Lake about 73 km, Botanical Garden Jevremovac about 76 km, Goč about 71 km, Obedska Bara about 77 km, Avala about 62 km, Stopića cave about 74 km, Zoo Belgrade about 77 km, Paljuvi lake about 46 km. Zlatibor is a rolling mountain plateau in southwestern Serbia which lies between 700 and 1500 m above sea-level. It is 238 km from Belgrade and is not far from the town of Cajetina. There are three legends about the origin of today’s name Zlatibor ( ZLATIBOR: zlato=gold, bor=pine tree): By the first one Zlatibor is supposed to get its name by white pine trees with yellow conifer (the colour of old gold), which used to cover the rolling slopes of Zlatibor.

There has only one such tree remained (in the village of Negbina) and it was given the scientific name Pinus silvestris variegata Zlatiborica, by eng. Omanović, who studied those conifer trees. In the second it is said that Zlatibor got its name because it was so rich with pine tree forests, that the immigrants from Monte Negro and Hercegovina boasted: “It is really a pine tree made of gold!” The third legend says that it got its name by the mountain pastures, that get a yellow, a golden colour in autumn. Which of these legends is the right one make a decision by yourselves! Or, better come to Zlatibor, maybe you’ll hear a new version in the song of Zlatibor pine trees! Continental and Mediterranean air masses meet in Zlatibor, giving the mountain a gentle climate and making it an ideal place for recuperation and treatment. The natural therapeutic factors are considered to be the very clean and dry air, the low air pressure and the rich ultraviolent spectrum of sunlight. Treatment is performed under the supervision of specialists while patients reside in the unique climatic conditions of Zlatibor, using the latest diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation equipment of the Zlatibor Specialised Hospital for Thyroid Diseases and Metabolic Diseases.

The climate of Zlatibor lends itself to the treatment of: thyroid disorders, metabolic disorders, in particular obesity, injuries to the muscles and bones, cardiovascular disorders, digestive tract disorders, exhaustion and nervous tension, anaemia, asthma. In the Specialised Hospital the special Čigota diet programme is offered, involving a programme of activities, the creation of a positive group atmosphere and the provision of basic information on the importance of proper diet and recreation. Besides health tourism, training sessions for athletes, sport camps and sports schools are also held throughout the year in Zlatibor. There is also well-developed leisure tourism with many hiking trails leading through the glades and woodlands of Zlatibor and a large number of conferences and seminars are held here all year round. On top of all this, Zlatibor is also one of Serbia’s best-known skiing centres, suitable both for beginners and more experienced skiers. Of the multitude of interesting places to visit near Zlatibor, those that deserve a special mention are the Museum of Folk Architecture in Sirogojno, Mokra Gora and its Shargan Eight railway (Šarganska Osmica), Stopića cave and Uvac Monastery.