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Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel Guide • Visa: Chinese passport holders can stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina visa-free for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. • Transportation: For international travel, fly to neighboring countries like Belgrade, Serbia first, then transfer to Bosnia. Domestic options include intercity buses, trains, and convenient car rentals. • Attractions: - Sarajevo: The capital features an Ottoman-style Old Town, Sebilj Fountain, and Latin Bridge. - Jajce: A picturesque town built around waterfalls, with Pliva Waterfall as its highlight. - Una National Park: Stunning waterfalls and emerald pools, perfect for river rafting. - Neum: Bosnia's only coastal town with postcard-perfect scenery. • Cuisine: - Ćevapi (national dish): Grilled minced meat rolls - Bey's Soup, Bosnian Pot, and Bosnian minced meat dumplings • Accommodation: Sarajevo offers hotels and guesthouses for all budgets. Other cities like Mostar and Jajce also have good lodging options. Mostar Travel Guide • Transportation: - From Sarajevo: 2 daily trains or 6 daily buses (2-hour drive if self-driving) • Attractions: - Stari Most (Old Bridge): Iconic landmark with summer diving shows - Old Town: Ottoman-era architecture and historic charm - Hilltop Cross: Panoramic views of the city, Neretva River, and bridge - Blagaj (12km away): Buna Spring (Europe's largest karst spring) and 15th-century Sufi monastery • Dining: - Sadrvan: Authentic cuisine with staff in traditional costumes - Tima-Irma: Hearty Bosnian stews perfect for sharing • Accommodation: - Luxury: Hotel Mepas with excellent breakfast - Old Town stays: Like Kriva Ćuprija Hotel for authentic atmosphere Best travel time: May-October for pleasant weather. Currency: Bosnian Mark (KM), though Euros are widely accepted.