Photo: Jason Rogers
Indonesian people know Kotor word as an adjective that describes a dirty or unclean but Kotor is the name of city in Europe and one of the UNESCO Heritage.
Source: Get to Know More about Kotor, Old Town in Montenegro
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Now that this city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it has gained far more popularity – but is it worth the trip? The answer is yes, undoubtedly.
Source: Not Sure If Visiting Kotor, Montenegro Is Worth It? This Itinerary Should Convince You
Your ultimate list of places to visit in Montenegro: seaside, mountains, nature, towns and more. Here are all the places you can’t miss in Montenegro.
Source: 22 Amazing Places to Visit in Montenegro – the Gem of the Balkans
The site contains Europe’s second largest natural pasture and hundreds of local families depend on it, but part of it has been slated to become a military training ground.
Source: [Opinion] Threat to Unesco park mars Montenegro’s EU bid
Among the things to see in Montenegro: Striking highlands, bays overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Venetian villages and walled cities.
Source: Mountains and Mosaics in Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor – International Living
52 photos taken during my 2018 travels to 24 countries, 17 states, and 42 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Done exploring the old town? HIking Kotor is the perfect combination of history and exercise on your visit. Check out Kotor Bay from the Castle of Giovanni!
Source: Hiking Above Kotor Bay to the Castle Of San Giovanni – Nothing Familiar
Welcome to the Bay of Kotor Montenegro! Jake and Brigitte’s Kotor Travel Guide will take you from the midieval streets to hiking in the mountains above Kotor’s old town.
Source: Get Familiar: The Ultimate Bay of Kotor Travel Guide – Nothing Familiar
Montenegro is a European hidden gem, with 117 beaches and 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This 1 week Montenegro itinerary features the highlights that you…
Source: The Perfect 1 Week Montenegro Itinerary That You’re Sure to Love –
Montenegro – Durmitor National Park
Montenegro wasn’t always high on my European bucket list. Actually, I probably didn’t even become aware of it as a summer destination in Europe until a couple of years ago, despite visiting nearby Croatia!
Montenegro only became an independent country in 2006, and since then they’ve been working hard to establish their reputation as a unique place to visit in Europe. I’d have to say they’ve been succeeding, and I can only imagine the popularity of Montenegro will continue to take off! From the beautiful beaches of the Adriatic Sea and the UNESCO World Heritage city of Kotor in the south to the mountainous Tara Canyon and Dorminghejg National Park in the north, Montenegro has a lot to offer.
You should stay in Montenegro for at least a week, if possible.
In the Bay of Kotor off the Adriatic Sea, you will see something that will make you check your eyes.
Photo: Chasing The Donkey
While the Balkans is mostly known for its glorious beaches, that’s not all it offers here are the best spots to go hiking in the Balkans.
Source: Best Spots To Go Hiking In The Balkans | Chasing the Donkey
This just moved to the top of your bucket list.
Kotor is, without a doubt, the most beautiful city in Montenegro, if not the Balkans.
Source: 6 reasons you need to visit Kotor — the European city most people have never heard of
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