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Zabljak The hidden ice and snow kingdom of the Balkan Peninsula, best snow viewing period from December to February❄️ 🚗【Transportation Guide】 Recommended to drive: About 3 hours from Kotor/Budva 🚘Recommended vehicle: 4WD SUV + snow tires + anti-skid chains Tip: Trip.com 【s*c*2*2*0*2】 student benefits, certified users can get a free newcomer coupon! 🏡【Accommodation Recommendations】 Guesthouses > Hotels! 🔥 Top pick: Snow mountain cabins (around 200+ per person to live in a fairy tale world) During peak season, it is recommended to book 2 months in advance. Trip.com offers many unique listings～ 🌸【Core Experiences】 👉Durmitor National Park (open year-round) ✔️Black Lake: Europe’s deepest glacial lake (about 2 hours hiking around the lake) ✔️Zminje Lake: "Forest Eye" with stunning sunrise views ✔️Cross-country skiing: choose between professional trails and wild routes ⛷️Skiing Paradise ✔️Beginner-friendly slopes (beginner slope ticket 25 euros/day) ✔️Equipment rental points (at the ski resort entrance) 🎬Tara River Canyon (open year-round) Filming location of the movie "The Bridge," Europe’s deepest canyon～ The viewing platform is a 15-minute drive from the town, a must-see frozen spectacle! ✨Balkan Highlights 6-Day Itinerary✨ D1 Belgrade📍 Museum of Yugoslavia → Church of Saint Sava (9:00-17:00) D2 Belgrade → Sarajevo📍 Latin Bridge (filming location of the movie "Walter Defends Sarajevo") D3 Sarajevo → Mostar📍 Old Bridge diving show (one show daily at 11:00 and 15:00 during peak season) D4 Mostar → Kotor📍 Recommended experience: city wall hike (ticket 8 euros) D5 Kotor → Budva → Zabljak📍 Sveti Stefan Island (Instagram-famous check-in spot) D6 Zabljak in-depth tour📍 Black Lake morning mist (arrive before 7:00 for the best photo spots) 🔖【Winter Must-Knows】 1. -10°C from December to February❗ Thermal underwear is a must 2. Visa-free for three countries (passport must have at least 2 blank pages) 3. Prepare cash in euros (recommended 500 euros per person) 4. Snow hiking is recommended with a local guide 5. Drones must be registered in advance (some areas are no-fly zones) 📸Photo Tips: 1️⃣Black Lake sunrise (wear bright colors for better photos) 2️⃣Tara Canyon (wide-angle lens is a must) 3️⃣Snowy town (evening lights are super healing)

Hey guys! Check out this 10-day travel guide for Serbia and more, and enjoy the exotic charm of multiple countries. It's full of useful information, so don't miss it! -------- Serbia, the pearl of the Balkans💎, is a place where history and modernity meet. From the ancient castles🏰 of Belgrade to the magnificent mountains🏔️ of Zlatibor, every step is a story. Don't miss this stop on your multi-country tour! -------- 🌍Route overview: Day 1-2: Fly from Shanghai to Belgrade, then head to the Lonely House in the River and the Wooden Village, and finally arrive in Zlatibor. Day 3-5: Visit Durmitor National Park and Tara Bridge, then head to Podgorica and Tirana to visit local history museums and famous attractions. Day 6: Head to Kotor to explore World Heritage sites, including the Kotor City Walls, Cathedral, and more, and finally arrive in Trebinje. Day 7: Continue your journey to Mostar and Sarajevo to experience the charm of ancient bridges and temples. Day 8: Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Sarajevo, then return to Belgrade. Day 9: Visit important historical sites and buildings in Belgrade, such as the site of the former Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia. Day 10: End your journey and fly back to Shanghai from Belgrade.❤️ -------- Travel preparation: 📞 One thing you need to prepare is a SIM card! After arriving in Serbia, there are SIM card sales points at the airport, so you can buy a temporary card for easy internet access and phone calls. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as the plugs in Serbia may be different from what we use. Bring an adapter so you don't have to worry about charging. 👕 If you're going to Serbia and other countries in February, you'll need to bring some spring and autumn clothes. The climate there is moderate, but you also need to keep warm, so bring a windbreaker and a light sweater. Of course, comfortable shoes are also a must, as you'll be walking a lot during your trip! Also, an umbrella or raincoat is a must-have in case of sudden rain. Once you're ready, you can easily set off and enjoy your trip to Serbia and other countries! Enjoy your journey~🌟 -------- Travel to Serbia and more, and enjoy the exotic charm. Trip.com group tours make your trip more exciting and unforgettable!

Hey guys! Want to know how to spend 12 days on a multi-country tour of Serbia and more? This guide has everything you need! It's packed with useful tips to help you explore the unique charms of each country. Don't miss out! / Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Arrive in Belgrade and start your Serbian adventure! Day 2: 🏛 Visit Belgrade's historical sites, such as the Chinese Embassy ruins and Tito's Mausoleum. Take a Danube River cruise in the evening to enjoy the night views. Day 3: 🍷 Head to the wine town to taste some fine wines. Then, visit the Freedom Square and ancient buildings in Novi Sad. Return to Belgrade in the evening for a special dinner. Day 4-5: 🌳 Visit the Wooden Village and the Mileševa Monastery in Zlatibor to experience the fusion of nature and history. Then, head to Durmitor National Park to see the Tara Bridge before arriving in Podgorica. Day 6-7: 🌊 Visit Lake Skadar to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Then, explore Rozafa Castle and the National History Museum in Tirana. Return to Podgorica to visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Millennium Bridge. Day 8-9: 🗾 Head to Sveti Stefan Island to experience the island's charm. Then, visit the World Heritage Sites in Budva and Kotor, such as the Kotor City Walls and Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, before arriving in Trebinje. Day 10-11: 🌉 Visit the Old Bridge and Old Town in Mostar. Then, head to Sarajevo to visit the Latin Bridge, religious buildings, and other attractions to experience the charm of the Bosnian capital. Stay in a nice hotel for the night. Day 12: 🛬 End your trip and return to Shanghai with lots of memories and experiences! / 🎒 Travel Essentials: Multi-Country Tour Packing List 📞 Be sure to buy a local SIM card for both Internet and calls to make your trip more enjoyable. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a power adapter. A two-pin round plug is a must-have to ensure you can charge your devices. 🆔 Bring your passport and ID card, as well as copies and photos of them, for safety and convenience. / Every place you visit on your multi-country tour of Serbia and more will be a unique memory. We hope this guide will help you enjoy your trip and create unforgettable travel memories!

🌟Montenegro, the hidden gem of the Balkans, is small in size but packed with the ultimate beauty of Europe. Here you'll find fjord-like deep bays, medieval stone towns shimmering under the sun, glacial lakes reflecting the sky beneath snowy mountains, and the melody of "The Bridge" echoing through the canyons. Four days and three nights, taking you from the coastline to the mountains, privately collecting the wonders of sea and mountain～👇 🛫 DAY 1: Kotor · A Medieval Dream in the Fjord🏛️ 🌅 Arrive early morning at Tivat Airport, a 15-minute drive to Kotor Old Town A UNESCO World Heritage site, a stone maze left by the Republic of Venice. Wander through narrow alleys, see the clock tower in the square, the spire of St. Tryphon Cathedral, and cats sunbathing on the cobblestones—time stands still in the Middle Ages. 🍽️ Lunch at the old town square Must-try: Black risotto (a specialty of the Adriatic Sea that will turn your teeth black), freshly grilled squid, local white wine, sitting outdoors watching people pass by. 🌃 Afternoon challenge: Kotor city walls Climb 1,350 steps winding up the mountain to St. John Fortress overlooking the entire bay—blue waters embraced by mountains, red-roofed old town, moored yachts, a view straight out of "Game of Thrones." Recommended to climb before sunset for the best light. 🌇 Evening night shots at Muo village, coordinates 42.422917, 18.761889, watch the old city walls light up in twilight. 🏝️ DAY 2: Bay Cruise · Blue Cave and Twin Islands Romance⛵ 🌞 Morning charter a boat from Kotor to the Blue Cave When sunlight hits directly, the water inside glows fluorescent blue, like a spilled palette of paint from God. Best season is June to September, with noon light at 12:00 being the most stunning. 🍽️ Light meal on the boat or return to Perast for lunch 🌊 Afternoon visit Perast’s twin islands Our Lady of the Rocks is an artificial island built by fishermen throwing stones, with a Baroque church housing 68 precious paintings. Take a boat to the island, look back at Perast town where the bell tower and Baroque palaces reflect in the water—every snapshot is a postcard. 🌅 Evening panoramic shots of the bay along Donji Stoliv village, bring a telephoto lens, coordinates 42.472772, 18.709331. ⛰️ DAY 3: Durmitor · Glacial Lakes and Tara River Valley🏞️ 🌞 Morning drive 4 hours north to Durmitor National Park Entrance fee 5 euros, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Head straight to Black Lake, a glacial lake like an emerald set among coniferous forests. Hike the circular trail, the water is crystal clear reflecting surrounding peaks. 🍽️ Lunch at a restaurant by Black Lake Must-try: Smoked venison with black bread (juniper aroma), lake fish soup (milky white and incredibly fresh), Zabljak truffle cheese. 🌊 Afternoon visit Tara River Canyon, Europe’s deepest canyon. Stand on Tara River Bridge and hum the theme song “Goodbye, My Friend” from the former Yugoslav film "The Bridge." The canyon hiking trails are steep, wear anti-slip shoes. 🌃 Overnight in a century-old wooden guesthouse in Zabljak, gather around the fire drinking rakija fruit brandy, listen to the host’s mountain legends. 🏖️ DAY 4: Budva · Farewell to the Old Town and Beach🌊 🌞 Morning drive back to the coast, arrive at Budva Old Town 2,500 years of history, Venetian-style architecture by the Adriatic Sea. Climb Budva Fortress for panoramic views of the town and coastline; the churches of Holy Trinity, St. Ivan, and St. Sava are all worth a visit. 🍽️ Lunch at Old Fisherman’s Tavern to wrap up Must-try: Seafood pasta, grilled fish platter, local beer, about 10-15 euros per person, with the deep blue sea just outside the window. 🌊 Afternoon last look at Mogren Beach Pass through a tunnel carved between rocks to reach this hidden beach. Lie on the pebbles soaking up the sun, letting the Adriatic waves wash over your feet one last time. ⛺ Must-try Experiences at a Glance • Kotor city walls climb: 1,350 steps for a panoramic fjord view • Blue Cave exploration: fluorescent blue waters under sunlight • Perast twin islands: fairy-tale scenes of Our Lady of the Rocks + St. George Island • Durmitor Black Lake: tranquil hiking by the glacial lake • Tara River Bridge: classic echoes from the film "The Bridge" • Budva Old Town: 2,500 years of seaside history 🏨 Accommodation Guide • Kotor: guesthouses inside the old town (live in the Middle Ages) / seaside apartments in Muo village (bay views from the window) • Perast: hotels converted from Baroque palaces, waterside stays • Zabljak: century-old wooden guesthouses like Old Guest House 1964, from 15 euros/night • Budva: Becicka Plaza Hotel, great value and excellent location 🚌 Transportation Tips ✈️ International: direct flights to Tivat Airport (summer direct flights from many European countries) / capital Podgorica Airport (90 km away) 🚗 Intercity: car rental and self-driving highly recommended! Coastal roads are beautiful but winding, bring motion sickness medicine, drive carefully on mountain roads 🚤 Sea trips: charter boats from Kotor harbor to Blue Cave + twin islands, about 35 euros/person, book one day in advance 🚌 Bus: intercity buses connect main towns but schedules are flexible 🍽️ Must-try Food List • Black risotto (Crni Rižot) • Njeguški pršut smoked ham: from Njeguši village, paired with local cheese • Fresh grilled fish/squid (caught directly from the Adriatic) • Tara River smoked venison (with black bread) • Black Lake fish soup (milky white broth) • Zabljak truffle cheese • Rakija fruit brandy (homemade strong enough to knock down a polar bear) 💡 Friendly Reminders • Visa: visa-free with valid US/UK/Schengen visas; or group of 2+ can get invitation letter via designated travel agency (about 35 euros/person) • Best season: May-June, September, around 20°C with fewer tourists and beautiful scenery; July-August is peak season with many visitors • Currency: Euro widely used, cash common • Dress code: cover shoulders and knees when entering churches • Gear: wear comfortable shoes for Kotor city walls; bring a windbreaker for Durmitor, big temperature differences in mountains • Parking: high parking fees up to 20 euros/day in Perast during peak season; free parking available on upper road but requires a longer walk • Combined trips: can be paired with Dubrovnik, Croatia, only 2 hours’ drive from Kotor 🌟In Montenegro, mountains and sea meet here, the stone walls of the old town have heard the footsteps of Venetian merchants, glacial lakes reflect the eternal blue sky. When you stand on Kotor city walls overlooking the fjord, the wind from the Tara River is blowing through the canyon toward the Adriatic Sea.

Princess Cruise on Rome 🛳️ Departing from Hong Kong in March, flying to Beijing and then transferring to Rome, the round trip ticket costs only $4000. ✈️ Once we land in Rome, we are very excited. We must first roam the city center and take pictures at the Colosseum to feel the shocking atmosphere of the thousand-year-old city📸. At night stayed at the Freedom Travelers Inn (Address: Via Gaeta, 23), very convenient location, 5-8 minutes walk to Termini train station, nearby supermarkets and many attractions, best for free travel! The service is attentive, there is also a shared kitchen and luggage storage, the price is friendly and there is a small garden to chill ~🌿 After visiting Rome, the day after tomorrow take the train to Civitavecchia, which is the starting point of the cruise! (Address: Civitavecchia, Rome, Italy, postal code 00053) Along the way check-in at the St. George Hotel (Viale Giuseppe Garibaldi, 34), close to the cruise terminal, the staff is super courteous and there is a shuttle bus to take me on board, great for cruisers! Speaking of the most exciting part, of course boarding the Princess Cruise! 🛳️ Quality cruise trip for 8 days, eat and stay all inclusive does not spend $ 6000, really great value to explode! I visited Greece, Montenegro, Croatia, and Napoli, with a total of four chill ports. Corfu, Greece: Old Fortress (Corfu Old Fortress, 49100, open 08:00-20:00) and New Fortress (El. Venizelou 13, open 08:00-16:00) must-visit, European fortress fu directly up! Dubrovnik, Croatia: Walk around the ancient city and city walls, so you can experience the "Game of Thrones" scene in place, the seaside view is healing enough🌊 Kotor, Montenegro: Take pictures of the old town castle, enjoy the medieval atmosphere, very exotic. Napoli: Visit the National Archaeological Museum to see artifacts, take a sightseeing bus tour of the city, sunshine and food are always available! Then go to Florence & Milan to check in, Lake Como to the top to chill and enjoy the world, every day keep playing! 🤩😍 If you want to have fun in Europe and save money, this princess cruise route is sincerely recommended! Food and accommodation included, boat and land, all-inclusive travel to many countries, really. "Onboard Life" must-try series ~ ⛴️✨

Montenegro is a land of stunning contrasts, where every city tells its own unique story. Begin your journey with Kotor, the pearl of the Adriatic and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its Old Town is a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, cozy squares, and ancient churches. Be sure to climb the city walls to the fortress of St. John—where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Bay of Kotor, often referred to as Europe's southernmost fjord. After your walk, take some time to relax at one of the street cafes, watching the leisurely life of the city and its famous cats, which have become a true symbol of Kotor. Budva is the complete opposite of tranquil Kotor. This city has two faces: during the day, its bustling beaches are alive with activity, while at night, the Old Town lights up with the glow of restaurants, the clinking of glasses, and music. Budva's main treasures include narrow streets lined with orange trees, the ancient Citadel fortress, and the famous Ballerina statue perched on a seaside rock. To truly experience the magic of the city, visit the Old Town at dawn, before the tourists awaken—you'll hear only the cries of seagulls and the gentle lapping of waves. In summer, the nightlife here is vibrant, but in May or September, you can enjoy the quiet and the velvet season. Cetinje, Montenegro's historic capital, is nestled in the mountains at an altitude of 600 meters above sea level. It boasts more museums per capita than any other city in the country. Be sure to visit the Cetinje Monastery, home to one of the most revered Orthodox relics—the hand of John the Baptist. The King Nikola Palace, embassy buildings, and the Billiard House (the residence of ruler Njegoš) immerse visitors in the atmosphere of 19th-century European monarchy. Just a half-hour drive away is Lovćen National Park, featuring the mausoleum of Petar II Petrović-Njegoš atop the mountain, offering panoramic views of half the country.

🇷🇸 Serbia ✨ Experience: The streets of Belgrade are full of artistic vibes, sunbathing by the Danube is super relaxing, and locals are so friendly they’ll even help you take photos 🚗 Transportation: Convenient intercity buses, renting a car in Belgrade offers more flexibility 📸 Photo spots: Kalemegdan Fortress overlooking the confluence of two rivers, colorful buildings at Freedom Square in Novi Sad, Wooden Village looks like a fairy tale set 🍜 Food: Cevapi (grilled meat skewers) with flatbread is super fragrant, Serbian stewed meat is tender and flavorful, plum brandy is sweet and sour to refresh your palate ⚠️ Note: High English proficiency, affordable prices, tipping is optional 🇧🇦 Bosnia and Herzegovina ✨ Experience: Sarajevo’s old town feels like stepping into a movie, Mostar’s old bridge diving show is thrilling and impressive, prices are so low it’s laughable 🚗 Transportation: Bus from Sarajevo to Mostar takes 1.5 hours, road conditions are good 📸 Photo spots: Sunset reflections at Mostar Old Bridge, Latin Bridge in Sarajevo, blue-green waters at Blagaj Waterfall 🍜 Food: Bosnian pies with thin crust and rich filling, stewed veal with sour cream, traditional coffee ceremony full of ritual ⚠️ Note: Cash is more convenient in some areas, respect religious customs 🇲🇪 Montenegro ✨ Experience: Kotor Bay is even more magical than Norway, Budva old town beach is perfect for sunbathing, the clash of mountains and sea is stunning 🚗 Transportation: Best for self-driving, coastal road scenery is breathtaking, 1-hour drive from Kotor to Budva 📸 Photo spots: Kotor old city walls overlooking the bay, colorful houses in Budva old town, island church in Perast 🍜 Food: Montenegrin roasted lamb is crispy outside and tender inside, fresh and generous seafood platters, Montenegrin wine is rich with fruity aroma ⚠️ Note: Mountain roads have many curves, slow down when driving; some attractions require tickets, check opening hours in advance Travel through these visa-free countries with friendly prices and stunning scenery, Running Man never lies to me～ 🌍

June 11, 2026 🌞 Tirana → Shkodra The plane landed at the tiny Rinas International Airport✈️ The luggage carousel here is so slow I could count the wrinkles on the French elderly couple next to me🤣 🚌 Took the Rinas Express into the city (400 lek/person) The scenery outside the window gradually got taken over by "concrete mushrooms"—these Albanian-style bunkers, some have now become artsy cafes☕️ while others have wild grass growing on them🌿 The contrast of Blloku district then and now is stunning❗️ Once a restricted area, now full of trendy people and cocktail bars🍸 A white-shirted uncle I met said, "My father was not allowed to enter here before..." It hit me right in the feels😭 June 12, 2026 ☁️ Berat The windows of the "City of a Thousand Windows" really have living people inside💫 - An old grandma picking green beans at the city gate - Kids playing soccer on the 2,000-year-old city walls⚽️ - An orange cat dominating the church steps🐈 This isn’t a tourist spot; it’s their home where they’ve lived for thousands of years🏠 🍴 Must-try Tavë Kosi! Crispy yogurt egg crust wrapped around tender lamb🐑 The owner said this dish is "moved everywhere but unchanged," just like Albanians👨👩👧👦 June 14, 2026 🌊 Shkodra → Kotor The water birds on Lake Shkodra don’t care about borders🕊️ When the border officer stamped my passport, he suddenly asked, "Do you like Albania?" I answered firmly with a ❤️ The 1,350 steps of Kotor city walls🏰 Easily beaten by a 70-year-old German grandpa😱 He said, "When I came in 1989, there was no entrance fee"... tears of the times💦 June 15, 2026 ☀️ Perast Our Lady of the Rocks island floats like a silver coin on the sea💰 Flipped through the Chinese guestbook📖 "May the storms never come again"—a 2019 wish that made my nose tingle🍋 Climbed the Baroque bell tower and almost got blown away🌪️ The fish in the seafood pasta🐟 "Was swimming in that fjord this morning"—that’s the taste of the Adriatic Sea🌊 June 16, 2026 🌇 Budva → Sveti Stefan The Aman Hotel on Sveti Stefan Island is unrealistically beautiful🌟 A local photographer said it used to be a fishing village, now a night costs 800 euros💸 This magical realism, I’m impressed! June 18, 2026 ✈️ Return Looking through 700+ photos📸 The most unforgettable words from the boatman on Lake Shkodra: "Look where the water color deepens, that’s the border" But I looked for a long time... only saw water birds flying freely🕊️

Part One: The Ultimate Winter Guide to Three Countries Bosnia and Herzegovina: The War-Torn Rose and Snowy Mountain Secrets Winter in Bosnia and Herzegovina carries a cold yet deeply historical atmosphere (average temperature around 3.8-5.0°C), making it the perfect season to experience its unique charm. · Sarajevo: Walk along the street where the "Romeo and Juliet of Sarajevo" tomb is located towards the Latin Bridge. Capture the snowy evening scene, full of historical vibes. Don’t forget to visit the famous Baščaršija old bazaar, where you can warm up with a strong Bosnian coffee amid the lively copper shops and cozy cafes. · Mostar: The iconic Old Bridge is less crowded in winter, making it easier to capture perfect reflections. The old town’s cobblestone streets can be slippery, so wear anti-slip shoes. Nearby, Jahorina Mountain is a ski resort where you can join a snowshoe hiking tour from Sarajevo, exploring the tranquil snowy fields with a professional guide. · Photo Highlights: · Mostar Old Bridge: Shoot from the riverbanks on both sides of the old bridge at dawn or dusk, using long exposure to contrast flowing water with the stone bridge. · Sarajevo’s “Eternal Flame”: On cold, damp winter nights, this eternal flame provides a warm-toned foreground with European architecture in the background, creating a highly narrative composition. Montenegro: Fjord Blue Seas and Snowy Forests Montenegro offers diverse winter activities: skiing and snowmobile adventures in the northern mountains, and mild climate enjoyment in the southern fjords. · Kotor: Climbing the Kotor city walls is a must. Start early on winter mornings to avoid crowds and enjoy breathtaking views of the fjord and old town’s red roofs from the mountaintop fortress. Be sure to join a Blue Cave boat tour; the winter sea is especially clear, and sunlight filtering through the cave creates magical blue light effects, a photographer’s paradise. · Perast and Budva: The quiet and beautiful town of Perast offers picturesque views of the islets of St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks, like stepping into a painting. Budva’s old town is livelier, with medieval walls against the Adriatic Sea, perfect for portrait photography. · Durmitor National Park: The Black Lake freezes completely in winter, turning into a huge natural ice rink surrounded by snow-covered pine forests, an ideal spot for capturing a winter fairy tale. · Photo Highlights: · Kotor Bay Panorama: Hike the city walls to the central platform and use a wide-angle lens to capture the winding fjord, old town, and snow-capped mountains together. · Perast Afternoon: At a seaside café in town, use a telephoto lens to compress the scene, capturing boats, the lake islets, and the mountains layered in the background. Serbia: Artistic Capital and Riverside Slow Life Serbia’s winter is dry and cold (average temperature around 5.3-6.2°C), perfect for exploring rich indoor culture and urban landscapes. · Belgrade: Visit Kalemegdan Fortress at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers to catch a winter sunset. Explore the Church of Saint Sava, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, with its stunning golden dome murals inside. At night, stroll down Skadarlija pedestrian street, enjoy live music in century-old restaurants, and savor traditional cuisine. · Photo Highlights: · Kalemegdan Fortress: From the fortress’s high point, compose shots including the ancient walls, the Victor Monument, and the distant city skyline. The sunset colors are richly layered. · Interior of Saint Sava Church: Use an ultra-wide lens to shoot upward at the massive dome murals, keeping the camera level to showcase the symmetrical grandeur of the architecture. Part Two: Classic 7-Day 6-Night Itinerary Suggestions Here is an efficient route connecting the core experiences of the three countries, adjustable to your own pace. · Days 1-2: Serbia · Belgrade Arrive in Belgrade. Use the first day to adjust to the time zone and stroll along Mihailo Obrenović Street to feel the city’s pulse. On the second day, deeply explore Kalemegdan Fortress and Saint Sava Church, then experience the Bohemian vibe of Skadarlija at night. · Day 3: Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo Travel by car to Sarajevo in the morning (about 4-5 hours). In the afternoon, visit Latin Bridge and Yellow Fortress for panoramic city views, and have dinner at Baščaršija old bazaar. · Day 4: Bosnia and Herzegovina · Mostar & Travel to Montenegro Visit Mostar Old Bridge and old town in the morning. In the afternoon, drive through magnificent mountains to Kotor, Montenegro (about 3 hours), and check into a hotel by the fjord. · Day 5: Montenegro · Kotor Bay Hike the Kotor city walls in the morning. In the afternoon, join the Blue Cave boat tour (about 3 hours) and visit Perast town on the way. Overnight in Kotor. · Day 6: Montenegro · Durmitor National Park Day Trip A full day trip option. Take a private car or join a tour to Durmitor National Park, walk on the frozen Black Lake, and enjoy the pure snowy mountain forest. Return to Kotor in the evening. For a lighter day, visit Budva old town instead. · Day 7: Departure Return from Kotor or Podgorica airport, or arrange flexibly according to your flight schedule. Part Three: Essential Winter Travel Tips 1. Visa and Currency: · Chinese passport holders can enter Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia visa-free. Montenegro requires a valid multiple-entry Schengen/US/UK visa or an invitation letter through a travel agency. · Bosnia and Herzegovina uses the Convertible Mark (BAM), Serbia uses the Dinar (RSD), and Montenegro uses the Euro (€). It’s recommended to carry cash euros for exchange; credit cards are accepted in major cities. 2. Transportation: · The most convenient way to travel between the three countries is by long-distance bus, with frequent and affordable services. Use local apps like Pink Taxi (Serbia) and Crveni Taxi (Bosnia and Herzegovina) for city taxis. 3. Special Winter Preparations: · Clothing: Use the “onion” layering method. Base layer for moisture-wicking, mid-layer for warmth (fleece, thin down), and outer layer for wind and water resistance. Non-slip waterproof boots are essential. · Equipment: Keep phones and cameras warm, carry spare batteries in inner pockets. Prepare anti-fog filters or waterproof covers for lenses. · Safety: In Bosnia and Herzegovina’s mountainous areas, always follow clearly marked paths and avoid remote or abandoned areas to prevent risks from unexploded ordnance.

This winter✨ I found a hidden treasure snowy country in the Balkans! It's not that Switzerland is unaffordable, but Montenegro offers better value for money💰 Snowy mountains and lakes, fairy-tale wooden cabins, beginner ski resorts… The key is fewer people! Beautiful scenery! Low costs! ❄️ Žabljak · Durmitor National Park (Address: Žabljak, Montenegro) Standing on the snowy mountain peak, I finally understood what "a thousand miles of ice" means⛄️ Black Lake looks like a huge emerald after freezing💎 The reflection of the snowy mountains is so clear it almost made me kneel Every rime-covered tree here is a stunning natural backdrop I recommend staying in a cabin in the scenic area🏡 Opening the window in the morning reveals a fairyland🌫️ ⛷️ Kolašin Ski Resort (Address: Ski Resort Kolašin) The happy home for ski beginners!🎿 Tickets + ski gear cost less than 200 per person💰 The slopes are wide enough to fall freely The key is the coaches are handsome and patient (those who know, know🌟) After skiing, sit in the mountain café Warm your frozen hands with hot chocolate☕️ Watch the sunset dye the entire snowy mountain golden This moment healed my whole winter🏔️ 🏰 Kotor Old Town (Address: Stari Grad, Kotor) A winter-only peaceful time✨ The ancient town finally reveals its true face after tourists leave Get lost in the maze-like stone alleys Turn a corner and meet a sunbathing cat🐈 Climb 1,300 steps of the old city walls at dusk Overlook the fairy-tale town embraced by fjords The whole world is so quiet you only hear your heartbeat💓 ⚠️【Must-read blood and tears summary】 1️⃣ Don’t drive yourself! Icy mountain roads are deadly🚗💨 2️⃣ Don’t wear UGGs! Waterproof hiking boots are the way to go👢 3️⃣ Book a car 3 days in advance (learned the hard way) 4️⃣ Bring plenty of warmers! The mountains are cold enough to make you question life❄️ 5️⃣ Bring at least 500 euros in cash (card payments will make you cry) 📦【Copy this packing list directly】 ▪️ Fleece-lined shell jacket + down jacket layered forever ▪️ Touchscreen gloves + wool hat (the three lifesavers) ▪️ Thermos (hot water life-saving gadget) ▪️ European standard adapter plug (remember to bring 2) ▪️ Cold medicine + stomach medicine (must-haves!) 💡【Secret stunning photo spots】 ▫️ South side plank road of Black Lake (the snowy mountain reflection is amazing) ▫️ Third watchtower on Kotor city walls (panoramic check-in) ▫️ Žabljak forest (rime wonderland perfect for photos) You have to see real snow at least once this winter! In Montenegro 🇲🇪 I encountered the purest form of winter❄️ 💬 Tempted? Tell me in the comments where you want to go most～ 📩 Custom routes/car rentals/local recommendations welcome to DM✨

#hellochristmas Old Town Kotor is a charming medieval city perched on the edge of Boka Bay, surrounded by ancient city walls and dramatic mountains 🏘️⛰️. Its narrow cobblestone streets, lively squares, and historic churches make it a picturesque and immersive experience 📸🌿. Visitors can stroll through the winding alleys, climb the fortress for panoramic views, and savor local cuisine at cozy cafés, all while soaking in the town’s rich history and Adriatic charm 🍽️✨. Perfect for travelers, photographers, and history lovers alike 🇲🇪💫.

#hellochristmas Kotor Harbor is the picturesque waterfront of Montenegro’s historic town, framed by ancient city walls and dramatic mountains 🏰⛰️. Lined with yachts, fishing boats, and lively cafés, it’s the perfect spot to soak in the Adriatic charm and enjoy breathtaking sunset views 🌅⚓. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, take boat trips around Boka Bay, or simply relax by the water, capturing the essence of Kotor from every angle 📸✨. Ideal for photographers, travelers, and anyone seeking Montenegro’s coastal magic 🇲🇪💙.

#hellochristmas The Old Gate of Kotor is the main entrance to the historic fortified town, part of the ancient city walls that have guarded Kotor for centuries 🏰🛡️. Walking through the gate feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and charming alleys 📸🌿. Visitors can explore the old town, visit local shops and cafés, and enjoy the blend of history and Adriatic charm 🌊✨. A must-visit for history lovers, photographers, and anyone wanting to experience Montenegro’s cultural heritage 🇲🇪💫.

🌍 Country Overview Montenegro, the "Hidden European Pearl" of the Balkan Peninsula. On one side, it holds the azure coastline of the Adriatic Sea; on the other, it embraces the snow-capped Durmitor Mountains. The collision of medieval old towns and mountain-sea secrets creates a unique charm. It is a filming location for "Game of Thrones" and one of the lowest-cost destinations in Europe. The key point: visa-free for Chinese citizens, just grab your passport and go! 🛂 Visa Essentials (Key points!) ✅ Visa Policy: Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports can enter visa-free for a single stay not exceeding 30 days. Upon entry, prepare: - Hotel reservation confirmation (for the entire stay) - Itinerary (simply list daily attractions) - Proof of sufficient funds (recommended to carry 50 euros cash or equivalent currency per day) ✅ Note: Visa-free entry cannot be extended; for long-term stays, apply for a visa in advance. 🗺️ 6-Day In-Depth Itinerary (Tested and reliable) Day 1: Kotor · Step into the medieval "Fjord Old Town" - Kotor Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage medieval stone city embraced by fjords. Walk along the city walls (ticket 8 euros, about 2 hours) to overlook the stunning red rooftops and blue bay; inside the old town, the Baroque interior of St. Tryphon Cathedral (ticket 3 euros) is worth a close look. Handicraft shops in the square offer Montenegrin wood carvings (bargain for 10-20 euros). - Kotor City Walls Sunset: Climb to the highest point of the walls at dusk to see the sunset dye the old town and fjord golden—a must-visit spot for photography lovers. - Accommodation Recommendation: "Stone House" guesthouse inside the old town, medieval-style stone rooms with breakfast included, about 150 euros/night, with views of the old town alleys from the window. Day 2: Kotor → Perast · Check in at the "Twin Island Wonders" - Transport: Taxi 15 minutes (fare 10 euros) or ferry (5 euros/person), enjoy the sea breeze and fjord views. - St. George Island & Our Lady of the Rocks Island: Take a small boat to the islands (round trip 15 euros/person). The Our Lady of the Rocks Chapel (ticket 2 euros) houses century-old murals; the ruins of the monastery on St. George Island are perfect for "deserted island" style photos. - Dining: Perast seaside restaurant "Konoba Kantun," seafood pasta (12 euros) paired with local Montenegrin white wine (5 euros/glass), full of fresh flavors. Day 3: Perast → Budva · Immerse in the "Pearl of the Adriatic" - Transport: Bus 1 hour (fare 5 euros). - Budva Old Town: White walls with blue-domed churches, spend an afternoon at a seaside café (coffee 3 euros), watch surfers ride the waves; Budva Museum inside the old town (ticket 4 euros) offers insights into local maritime history. - Budva Beach: Recommended "Slovenska Plaza," rent a sun umbrella + lounge chair for only 10 euros/day, enjoy cocktails (6 euros/glass) at the beach bar at sunset. Day 4: Budva → Durmitor National Park · Enter the "Europe’s Jiuzhaigou" - Transport: Private car about 2 hours (fare 80 euros, cheaper if shared). - Black Lake: The "Jewel Lake" of Durmitor, hike around the lake (3 km, about 1.5 hours), snow-capped mountains reflect on the lake like a fairy tale; skiing available in winter (ski pass 30 euros/day). - Tara River Canyon Bridge: Filming location of "The Bridge," stand on the bridge to see the deep Tara River Canyon; canyon rafting (2 hours, 50 euros/person) is thrilling and refreshing. - Accommodation: Zabljak town "Vila Park" guesthouse, wooden cabin style with fireplace, breakfast included about 100 euros/night, enjoy starry skies over snowy mountains at night. Day 5: Durmitor → Cetinje · Touch the "Historical Warmth of the Former Capital" - Transport: Bus 1.5 hours (fare 8 euros). - Cetinje Monastery: Montenegro’s historical "living fossil," monastery museum (ticket 5 euros) houses medieval religious manuscripts; nearby old royal palace ruins (free) let you imagine the kingdom’s former glory. - Cetinje Market: Browse the market for handmade wool scarves (15 euros), natural honey (8 euros/jar), all authentic local specialties. Day 6: Cetinje → Kotor · Slow moments before departure Return to Kotor Old Town, stroll the morning alleys, write a postcard at a café under the city walls (stamp 1 euro), send the Adriatic breeze to your friends. 💰 Budget Tips (6 days for about 3000 RMB per person!) - Accommodation: Characteristic guesthouses in Kotor and Budva 100-150 euros/night, wooden cabins in Zabljak 80-100 euros/night, great value for money. - Dining: 20-30 euros/day per person, enjoy seafood and local grilled meats, affordable drinks (beer 2 euros/glass, red wine 4-6 euros/glass). - Transport: Intercity buses 5-10 euros/trip, private car rental 80-100 euros/day (shared by 4 people about 20-25 euros each), city taxis start at 2 euros, usually under 10 euros. 📌 Travel Tips - Best Time: May-June (wildflowers bloom, sea warms up), September-October (beautiful autumn scenery, avoid peak season); July-August is the seaside peak season, accommodation prices rise 20%-30%, but the sea is best for swimming. - Language & Currency: Montenegrin is spoken locally; young people and service workers generally speak English; euro is widely used, some places accept Montenegrin dinar, so exchange euros in advance. - Customs & Etiquette: Remove hats and dress appropriately when entering churches; locals are proud of their history and culture, ask about old towns and mountain stories—they will share enthusiastically. Montenegro’s beauty is the grandeur of mountains and sea embracing each other, and the gentleness of old town alleys. Visa-free + low cost + fewer crowds + stunning scenery—are you sure you don’t want to add this European hidden gem to your travel list?

📍Sveti Stefan Island — The Pink Pearl of the Adriatic Sea From Faru Beach, the red-roofed white-walled buildings are set against the Tiffany blue sea. At sunset, the entire island is bathed in a pink-golden hue, and drone shots are breathtaking! The island’s restaurant "Conte Hotel & Restaurant" window seats must be booked in advance; the seafood platter paired with local white wine is amazing🍷. 🚤 Blue Cave Boat Tour: Dive into the glass sea and be a mermaid for a day Take a speedboat from Kotor, crossing the fjord for 3 hours, passing a WWII submarine base and Our Lady of the Rocks island. The Blue Cave’s water is crystal clear, perfect for jumping off the boat to snorkel, surrounded by colorful fish underwater, instantly feeling like a 007 protagonist! 🏰 Kotor Old Town: The magical mountain city guarded by cats Get up early to climb the 1,350-step ancient city walls for free and overlook the panoramic view of the fjord and red rooftops! After descending, pet the stray cats everywhere, visit the "Gallery of Solidarity," and buy original cat T-shirts (€15, super cute). 🍴 Food Highlights: Mulberry wine + Montenegrin ham, the poor man’s joy • Must-try at seaside restaurants: Black Pasta with Prawns (€17.5), with springy shrimp coated in squid ink. • Street stall deal: Njeguški smoked ham rolled with goat cheese for €3, salty and creamy with bread, super satisfying! • Supermarket mulberry wine €7/bottle, locals give it a thumbs up. 💡 Money-saving tips • Bus fares start at €1.5, but drivers take a break and stop service from 11 am to 1 pm. • Kotor city walls are free before 8 am, avoid cruise ship crowds. • Paragliding €70 including GoPro video, flying at sunset doubles the romance.   Off-the-beaten-path travel

#holidayitinerary From the moment you step onto the Harbour of Kotor, the bay sparkles with the reflection of medieval walls rising behind the Old Town. Fishing boats, luxury yachts, and ferries share the same waters, creating a lively mix of past and present. Here, travelers gather not only for the breathtaking views but also for the chance to set sail toward hidden gems nearby. From this harbour, you can easily find cheap packages to hop across the Adriatic to nearby islands, where turquoise waters, quiet beaches, and untouched villages await. It’s the perfect way to turn a stroll through Kotor into a full-day adventure at sea.

#holidayitinerary Kotor is where dramatic mountains plunge into the deep blue waters of the Adriatic, creating a scene straight out of a travel painting. Climbing its ancient fortress walls rewards you with sweeping views of the bay, while wandering down to the waterfront immerses you in the town’s coastal charm. It’s a place where every step—whether uphill or along the shore—offers a breathtaking perspective.

Visa-free benefit: Chinese citizens with ordinary passports can stay visa-free for 30 days! 🛫 1. How to Get There ✈ Flight Options Direct: Beijing/Shanghai → Belgrade, Serbia (transit) → Tivat Airport (TIV), Montenegro Connecting: Fly via Istanbul/Vienna to Podgorica Airport (TGD) 🚗 Land Route Recommendation: Drive from Dubrovnik, Croatia (only 1.5 hours! Rental cars require "Green Card" insurance) 🏨 2. Accommodation Comparison by Area Area Features | Best For Kotor Bay 🌊 | Fjord castles + yacht marinas | Photographers/culture lovers Budva 🏖 | Beaches, nightclubs + Venetian old town | Young adults/partygoers Žabljak ⛰ | Durmitor National Park cabins | Hikers/summer retreats ✅ Money-Saving Tips: Stay in guesthouses outside Kotor's city walls for half the price with fjord views! Choose breakfast-included cabins in Žabljak to avoid mountain meal hassles. 🏞 3. Must-Do Experiences 1. Conquer Kotor City Walls 🏰 Hike duration: 1.5 hours (1,350 steps) Golden hour: Arrive before 7 AM for free entry💰 + avoid midday heat Secret spot: Halfway up, photograph fjord yachts from church ruins. 2. Sveti Stefan Island Magic 🔮 Access: Only Aman Resort guests can enter, but the mainland bridge offers free panoramic shots. Pro tip: Drone shots + pink sunset skies. 3. Durmitor National Park Hike 🧙♂ Black Lake Loop: Easy 1-hour wooden trail with mountain-forest reflections. Wild route: Bobotov Kuk Peak (5-hour summit, guide required). 4. Tara Canyon Rafting 🚣 Europe’s deepest canyon: Kayak through *The Bridge* movie filming location. Thrill-seekers: Zipline across the canyon (€35/person). � 4. Hidden Gems Perast Ghost Ship 👻: Boat to Our Lady of the Rocks Island (€10), touch 17th-century shipwreck anchors. Cetinje Royal Secrets 👑: Former capital’s museums showcase diamond-encrusted crowns + Tesla’s original manuscripts. Herceg Novi Oyster Feast 🦪: Fjord-fresh oysters paired with local Vranac wine. � 5. Food Hits & Misses Recommended | Avoid Njeguški pršut 🥓: Smoked ham with goat cheese | Supermarket "Montenegrin steak" (tough meat) Kotor Cat Gelato 🐱: Old town’s Cattaro pistachio flavor | Overpriced tourist seafood platters Burek 🌯: €3 street meat wraps | So-called "Montenegrin hotpot" (bland broth) 📅 6. 5-Day Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Tivat → Kotor Old Town sunset → Stay near walls Day 2: Hike walls → Boat tour to Perast islands → Drive to Budva nightlife Day 3: Sveti Stefan photos → Cetinje museums → Stay in Žabljak Day 4: Durmitor Black Lake hike → Tara Canyon zipline → Return to Kotor Day 5: Herceg Novi oyster lunch → Departure ⚠ 7. Key Tips Currency: Euros only! Visa/Mastercard accepted, but carry cash in towns. Transport: Rental cars: Look for "ZETAPASS" stickers (auto-toll payment). Buses: Check Blue Line schedules online. Safety: Kotor walls are unlit at night—bring a flashlight! Beware old town "cat donation" scams. Attire: Churches ban shorts/sleeveless tops—carry a scarf. Mountain areas have big summer temperature swings—pack a light puffer. 💎 Local Secrets: Buy Kotor’s "Three-City Pass" (€20/3 days, covers Kotor/Budva/Cetinje attractions). Budva’s Thursday Fish Market auction sells €5 tuna sashimi platters! 🌐 Guide based on 2025 Montenegro Tourism Bureau policies—verify visa-free updates with embassies. Pack this guide and unlock the *Lonely Planet*-rated "future of European vacations"! ✨

The Kotor City Wall, as the best-preserved mini "Great Wall" in Europe, is a highlight of the ancient city of Kotor in Montenegro. The city wall is 15 meters wide, 20 meters high and 4.5 kilometers long, extending from the seaside to the top of the mountain, witnessing the long history and tenacious defense of the ancient city of Kotor. To visit the walls of Kotor, it is recommended to enter from the Old Town. You can choose the paid red route or the free blue route. The red route requires an 8-euro ticket, but the scenery along the way is magnificent. You can climb all the way to the top of the city wall and enjoy the beautiful views of the fjord, church bell tower, ancient city and the opposite mountains. The blue route is more friendly to the public. Although it is called a "wild road", it has been paved by predecessors and the scenery along the way is also beautiful. It is a good choice for saving budget. While climbing the city wall, you may want to stop and record this unforgettable moment with your camera. The best angle for taking photos is not at the top of the mountain, but in the middle of the city wall, so that you can capture the harmonious blend of the ancient city and nature at the same time. In addition, the best time to take photos is in the morning or evening, when the light is soft and can better highlight the vicissitudes and beauty of the city wall. In addition to the city walls themselves, there are many attractions worth visiting in the old town of Kotor, such as the Cathedral of St. Tryphon built in 1166, the ancient bell tower and various historical buildings. Most of these buildings were built between the 15th and 18th centuries, showcasing the unique style of the medieval Mediterranean region. After touring the city walls, you may want to take a break in a cafe or restaurant in the old town, taste the local food and drinks, and experience the leisurely pace of life in Kotor. In addition, Kotor has a wealth of handicraft and souvenir shops, which is a good place to buy souvenirs and experience local culture. #2月好地方2025

The short holiday is coming, are you planning a 12-day in-depth tour of Montenegro and other countries? You definitely can’t miss this guide! . 🛣️Route arrangement: DAY1: Depart from Beijing and fly to Podgorica. DAY2-DAY3: Tour Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Shkodra, Rozafa Castle and Tirana, experience Shkodra cruise, visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Millennium Bridge, as well as the historical landmarks of the Albanian capital. DAY4-DAY5: Continue your trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina, visit the Ancient Castle of Kruja, tour Sveti Stefan Island and Budva, then go to Kotor Fjord and Perast, go out to sea to explore the Blue Cave and admire the World Heritage Site of Kotor City Walls. DAY6-DAY7: Go to Durmitor National Park to experience the beauty of nature, then visit Zlatibor and the lonely wooden village, and finally arrive in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. DAY8: Take an in-depth tour of Belgrade, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, and feel the weight of history. DAY9-DAY10: Go to Sarajevo and visit the city attractions, including the Latin Bridge and Gazi Husrebe Temple, then go to Mostar to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the World Heritage Old Bridge and Neretva River. DAY11: Free time in Sarajevo, then return to Beijing. DAY12: Arrived in Beijing, ending a pleasant journey! ❤ . 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Prepare a phone card. International roaming charges are high, and local cards are more affordable. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter. Standards vary from country to country, so it’s always better to be prepared. 🪪 All documents must be complete, and you must bring your passport even if you are visa-free. It is important to travel safely. 👗 Clothing should be selected according to the climate in March. Lightweight and warm are necessary. Comfort is the key. 🔋 Chargers and power banks ensure your devices are powered up, making your journey more enjoyable. 💊 You should prepare common medicines to prevent any worries and travel healthily with peace of mind. 💰 A small amount of cash and credit cards make shopping and dining more convenient, and multi-country tours are a breeze. . ✈Don’t forget to like and collect it, which will help you easily plan a multi-country tour including Montenegro, making your trip more enjoyable~

Don’t miss this guide, it is an indispensable guide for your vacation in Serbia and other countries! The whole journey is 12 days, and you will have an extraordinary experience of a different European charm. You will definitely fall in love with this place! Serbia, known as the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, is rich in history and culture and is located in the heart of the European continent. Similarly, neighboring countries like Romania and Bulgaria also have a long history, a great geographical location 🌍, and unique customs 🏰. Visiting these countries together is simply double the enjoyment and discovery! 🚀Itinerary: Day 1-Day 2: Depart from Shanghai, transfer to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Tito's Tomb, St. Sava Church, Belgrade Fortress, and enjoy a cruise on the Danube⛴️. Day 3-Day 4: Visit the wine town of Sremski Karlovci 🍷, then visit Novi-Sad Freedom Square, Synagogue and other places. On the second day, explore the lonely hut in the river 🏠 and the wooden village 🏞️, and then arrive in Zlatibor. Day 5-Day 6: Visit the Monastery of Miresheva, then admire the Durmitor National Park and Tara Bridge, arrive in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, take a boat cruise on Lake Skadar, explore Rozafa Castle, and finally arrive in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Day 7-Day 8: From the National History Museum, Skanderbeg Square, and the Pyramids in Tirana, to the Kruja Castle, return to Podgorica, visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, the Millennium Bridge, and finally arrive at St. Stefan Island 🗾 and rest in the Old Town of Budva ☕️. Day 9-Day 10: Explore the walls of Kotor, the Cathedral, the Kotor Fortress, enter the ancient town of Perast, then go to Trebinje, experience history at the ancient bridge, the old town, and the Neretva River in Mostar, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. Day 11-Day 12: Visit the Latin Bridge, temples, and City Hall in Sarajevo, then 🛩️fly back to Shanghai and end this wonderful and compact multi-country tour in Shanghai ❤. 📱Travel checklist: communication equipment and chargers First of all, a mobile phone is a must, and it is recommended to use a global communication phone so that you can stay in touch at any time even in Serbia. At the same time, don't forget to bring universal chargers and plug converters so that you can charge your electronic devices at any time in any country. 🧾Travel checklist: documents and travel insurance The next most important thing is documents, passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license, fasten your seat belt, in case you need to prove your identity or rent a car in a foreign country, it will be much more convenient. Although Serbia and other countries are visa-free, you must remember to buy travel insurance, which is a very important safety guarantee. 👗Travel checklist: clothing and belongings Considering the climate in February, the temperature is still relatively low. So bring some warm clothes, down jackets, woolen hats and gloves are essential. As for other personal belongings, basic medicines and personal cleaning tools are also necessary. 🎒Travel Checklist: Travel Essentials Below, there are some small items that you may not have thought of but are really useful, such as world maps🗺, guidebooks, and small books of daily life in various languages, which can greatly enhance your travel experience. I hope this list can help everyone. When you are away from home, safety is the top priority. May your trip be easy and enjoyable! Just like this, we have come a long way with full of memories and gains, and look forward to seeing you again on the next tour to Serbia and other countries! 🌍🎒📸

Kotor, Montenegro, the "Cat City" surrounded by ancient city walls, is definitely a niche and fresh experience! Not only is there a magnificent Great Wall, but also the southernmost fjord in Europe, the Bay of Kotor, which is so beautiful that Lonely Planet has praised it as "one of the most beautiful bays in the world"! The ancient city of Kotor was built in the Middle Ages and was an important port of the Venetian Republic. The old city is surrounded by a 4.5-kilometer-long city wall. Climb to the top of the city wall and overlook the entire Bay of Kotor, absolutely stunning! British poet Byron once exclaimed: "This is the most perfect masterpiece of nature and mankind." Tips for the Great Wall: Challenge 1350 steps: Start from the old city, ticket price is 15 euros, the whole journey takes 2-3 hours, climb up the winding Great Wall, and you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the sea and the old city, take a photo and post it on your social media, you will definitely get a lot of likes! Tito's Gate: This is the main entrance to the Great Wall, named after the Yugoslav leader Tito, and the slogan on the gate "Not mine, don't want it, mine, absolutely not give it!" is full of the style of an iron-fisted leader. The date above is also the date of the liberation of Kotor after World War II. Fjord activities: Boat tour: Take a boat tour into the Bay of Kotor and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the surrounding mountains. You can also visit the Blue Cave, which feels like you are in a Nordic fjord. Fjord hiking: Hike along the coastline and enjoy the stunning scenery of the azure sea and the emerald mountains. Take a photo and post it on your social media, you will definitely get a lot of likes! Summer is the paradise for European handsome guys and beautiful girls. Food recommendations: Montenegrin grilled meat platter: A paradise for meat lovers, with generous portions and local red wine, it's a blast! Seafood risotto: Fresh seafood from the Bay of Kotor, paired with fragrant rice, every bite is a burst of happiness! Absolutely Venetian flavor. Accommodation and transportation: Accommodation: There are many characteristic guesthouses in the old city, with affordable prices and the sound of waves at night. Don't miss the sunrise and sunset. Transportation: You can take a bus from the capital of Montenegro, Podgorica, or Dubrovnik, Croatia, which is convenient and affordable. Tips: Remember to bring water and sunscreen when climbing the Great Wall, don't be sunburned into a "Black Mountain" person! Don't forget to take a photo with the city's cats, they are the "mascots" of Kotor! There is also a cat museum.

Tivat, Montenegro: Discover the Shining Pearl of the Balkans 🌊🏰 Tivat, a coastal town in southwestern Montenegro, is known for its charming natural scenery, rich cultural heritage, and unique coastal style. As one of Montenegro's main tourist cities, Tivat not only boasts beautiful beaches and clear waters, but also has a long history and unique architecture that attracts visitors from all over the world. 1️⃣ Bay of Kotor 🌊 The Bay of Kotor is one of the most famous attractions around Tivat, with its charming sea views and rich historical sites. Take a boat ride through the ancient cities in the bay, admire the ancient city walls and castles, and feel the weight of history and the vicissitudes of time. Standing on the Kotor city walls, overlooking the entire bay, is a breathtaking experience. 2️⃣ Tivat Old Port 🚢 Tivat Old Port is the heart of the city, where a variety of yachts and fishing boats are moored, creating a unique coastal landscape. Stroll through the streets and alleys of the old port, and you can enjoy the colorful houses and bustling street life. Here, you can taste the local seafood and feel the gifts of the ocean. 3️⃣ Sveti Stefan Island 🏝️ Sveti Stefan Island is a shining pearl near Tivat, and the entire island is contracted by Aman Hotel, making it a luxurious resort. Although you need a reservation and a guide to get on the island, the beautiful scenery and tranquil atmosphere are definitely worth a try. On the island, you can enjoy the leisurely time on the beach or experience the high-end services and facilities in the hotel. 4️⃣ Tivat Marina ⛵ Tivat Marina is a highlight of the city, where a variety of yachts and sailboats are moored, creating a beautiful coastal landscape. Stroll along the marina, admire the elegant yachts and the magnificent sea views, and be enchanted. If you are interested in sailing, you can also participate in yacht sailing activities and feel the speed and passion of the sea. 5️⃣ Durmitor National Park 🌲 Although Durmitor National Park is a certain distance from Tivat, the natural scenery here is definitely worth the drive. The park has magnificent canyons, clear lakes, and dense forests, making it a great place for hiking and adventure. Here, you can enjoy the embrace of nature and feel the power and beauty of life. 6️⃣ Food Tour 🍴 Tivat's food is also a highlight, with its seafood and local specialties making your mouth water. Try the local grilled fish and sausages and experience Montenegro's unique food culture. In addition, you can also taste the local wine and beer, adding a rich taste to your food tour. In Tivat, you can enjoy the leisurely time by the sea and feel the unique charm of the city. Whether you are strolling through the streets and alleys or taking a boat trip to explore, you will be filled with joy and memories.

Snapshot·Montenegro🇲🇪Old Town of Kotor (World Natural Heritage)~The buildings with the silhouette of ancient Roman Gothic Baroque, as if time has condensed in the medieval Kotor, the pearl of Kotor Bay.☕️🍃～2024.8.12

#Free VIP room exchange on the 27th of each month Member Day This time I came to Europe, one of the countries that impressed me the most was the Republic of Montenegro, which is located in the southwest of the Balkan Peninsula in Europe! I would say this country is known as one of the most underrated and unpopular places in Europe. This time I came here, of course I explored this beautiful place. There is a town called Kotor, which has one of the most beautiful bays in the world and is surrounded by a part of the city wall. When you come to Kotor, of course you have to walk around the city wall. There are actually two ways to climb to the highest part. The first is to walk along the city wall to the highest point, but this costs 15 Euros. Another free and interesting route is to climb through a small window and then bend down to get into that position. Both methods allow you to see the entire town and some historical heritage, such as the remains of St John Castle. This time I chose the free route because I found it challenging and part of it was of course to save money! It takes 1.5 hours to reach the highest point, where you can see the entire town and part of the bay. The weather was very good that day and we even saw the sunset! A very fulfilling day! This time when I came to Kotor, I used trip.com to book a hostel. As a solo traveler, staying in a hostel is very convenient, and I can also earn back some travel expenses! You can get Trip Coins as rewards after placing an order. Download and become a member now! This time I received a total of HK$23 in trip coins as a rebate! #trip #kotor #travelling #like #europe #europetrip

Kotor is located at the deepest point of the Bay of Kotor, the southernmost fjord in Europe. Surrounded by towering limestone mountains such as Lovćen and Orjen, the town is a breathtaking natural landscape. The city of Kotor was built in the 3rd century BC. It is an ancient seaside town that was once ruled by different regimes such as the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Kingdom of Serbia, the Republic of Venice, and the Austrian Empire. Its architectural style is mainly influenced by the Republic of Venice and presents a typical Mediterranean style. Coto's walls, fortresses and old town are the main features of the city. The city wall was built by Italians with stone and bricks between the 9th and 15th centuries. It is 20 meters high, 16.1 meters thick and 4.5 kilometers long. The old city has three gates: the North Gate, the South Gate and the Sea Gate. All of them were built in the Middle Ages. After many repairs and reconstructions, they are still well preserved. The most famous of these is the Sea Gate, Morska vrat, also known as the West Gate, which is located opposite the harbor on the west city wall. It is the main central gate of the old city and most tourists enter and exit from here. The North Gate is the oldest and largest fortress in the Old Town of Kotor. There are also many exquisite churches and palaces, showing the styles and characteristics of different periods such as Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque. Because it has a long history and rich culture. It has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are many churches, museums, squares and restaurants and taverns in the old town. You can visit churches and museums to learn about the culture during the day, and listen to the street music in the square at night. The City Gate was built in the 16th century to commemorate the visit of Russian Tsar Nicholas I, also known as the Tsar's Gate or the Water Gate. You can enjoy the flowing water, wild ducks and mountain views. The South Gate, Gurdić Gate, also known as the Customs Gate, is the only gate leading to the harbor in the Old Town of Kotor and was very important in the Middle Ages. It is very pleasant to listen to music on the towering city walls or to have a meal and chat in a restaurant or pub. In Kotor Bay

From the edge of the bay you can see the old city wall behind it, and the distance is like a miniature version of the Great Wall. It is also a must to come to Kotor to climb the wall. While you can take a panoramic view of the Bay of Kotor, the row of orange-red roofs is very dazzling, and it feels a lot more interesting than visiting the ancient city. The house at mountain green onion is the St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, and most people in Kotor believe in Orthodox Christianity. The Church of the Blessed Virgin is a church in the middle of the hill, overlooking the panorama of Kotor. The Kotor wall has been built for centuries and it is said that the construction cost is higher than any palace in Europe. It is also the most complete Great Wall in Europe, and its strong defense has resisted the invasion of the Ottoman Empire.