{"id":412,"date":"2011-03-02T08:41:53","date_gmt":"2011-03-02T08:41:53","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/beautifulserbia.info\/en\/?p=412"},"modified":"2011-03-02T11:09:05","modified_gmt":"2011-03-02T11:09:05","slug":"zlatibor-holiday-in-the-golden-pine-forest","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/beautifulserbia.info\/en\/zlatibor-holiday-in-the-golden-pine-forest\/","title":{"rendered":"Zlatibor, Holiday in the golden pine forest"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>\u201eWith words of famous Serbian folk song “Zlatibor ask Tara, do you remember the old love …”, it could be described feelings of every tourist who visit this Serbian Mountain beauty. That unique feeling of joy and a kind of melancholy at the same time for a beautiful past has everyone who takes a break on some Zlatibor peak to take a look on a magnificent landscape.
\nToday Zlatibor is primarily known as a health resort, located in southwestern Serbia. A center of Zlatibor district is town Zlatibor (former Kraljeve vode), which is today known as one of the most successful tourist destinations in Serbia. There are some many towns in Zlatibor: \u010cajetina and village Sirogojno (best known by making famous sweaters from sheep wool and ethno-village), Ma\u010dkat (known by, Zlatibor ham, lamb and pork roast, now already a Serbian brand,), Ljubi\u0161 (the birthplace of famous Serbian children’s poet Ljubivoje R\u0161umovi\u0107-R\u0161um), Mokra Gora (tourist village through which leads the famous railway line known as the “\u0160arganska osmica” at which to this day goes train \u201c\u0106iro\u201d with its full power), Kremna (birthplace of the famous prophetic Tarabi\u0107 family, who wrote “Kremansko prophecy” in the 19th century).<\/p>\n

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Since 1893 when the Serbian King Aleksandar I Obrenovi\u0107 visited Zlatibor, it began to be considered as a great tourist potential. He ordered to build the fountain in a little village Kula\u0161evac, at the source of the Kula\u0161evac stream, as a symbol of his visit and in a gratitude for the warm welcome residents of this area. Since then, the Kula\u0161evac is known as \u201cKing\u2019s waters\u201d- Kraljeve vode. It was visited also by the King Peter I Karadjordjevi\u0107, and since then started a real tourism on the Mount Zlatibor, and the \u201cKing’s waters\u201d is developed in its center (now there is a famous convention center “Serbia”). In 1946, in honor of wounded partisans executed in November and December 1941, King gave \u201cKing\u2019s waters\u201d- Kraljeve vode name \u201cPartisan\u2019s Waters\u201d. Since 1995, its name is Zlatibor (tourists often mix these names of the city and mountains for this reason).
\nToday Zlatibor is an oasis of peace, harmony and beauty – thanks to nature and its admirers, it has grown into a famous center of mountain, recreation, hunting, fishing and, recently, medical tourism. There are over 26 different sacral objects of Serbian spirituality, among which the most interesting are: the monasteries – Uvac (12th century), Banja (12th century) near Priboj, and the Mile\u0161eva Monastery (13th century) near Prijepolje, wooden churches from the 18th century in the villages Donja Jablanica, Dobroselce and Ku\u0107ani. It would attract the attention of the tourists beautiful Zatibor\u2019s Lake, the spring of the Bele vode River (which is considered to be medical), caves – Stopi\u0107a, in village Ro\u017eanstvo and Potpe\u0107ka (in the village near U\u017eice, having the same name), and Sirogojno village, famous for its weavers and Ethno-park, magic mountains Tara, Zlatar, Peru\u0107ac with its artificial lake … and dozens other smaller resorts, as they are created for the rehabilitation of the stress of everyday life.<\/p>\n

Aleksandar Devetak<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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