Exploring Travnik: The Heartbeat of Bosnia and Herzegovina

An Englishman in the Balkans

12/28/23

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This episode is about David's adventure to Travnik, a charming town in central Bosnia and Herzegovina.

With the assistance of local guide Ben, David unveils the rich history, mouth-watering cuisine, captivating architecture and stunning nature of Travnik.

Highlighting the efforts of passionate locals, this episode explores Travnik's potential as a top tourist destination.

Discover unique experiences such as sheep shearing, taking a swing on an Instagram-famous spot, cherishing the view from a medieval fortress and grinding coffee in a traditional mill.

David reveals the magic of Travnik by sharing interesting details, local tips and anecdotal insight.

This episode concludes with David's thoughts on his journey, the people met, and the culinary delights tasted.

00:00 Introduction and Journey to Travnik

00:59 Travel Tips for Bus Journey in Bosnia

01:46 Experiencing the Scenic Bus Route

03:53 Arrival in Travnik and Meeting with Ben

05:16 Exploring the Natural Wonders of Travnik

06:01 Buying Vlasic Cheese and Witnessing Sheep Shearing

08:05 Guided Tour of Travnik

13:59 Reflections and Departure from Travnik

17:07 Conclusion and Looking Forward to Future Travels

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