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Zabljak to Niksic, Montenegro Travel Adventures, episode 10
Drive from Zabljak to Niksic, through the lush greenery of Northern Montenegro. You can see monastery Ostrog in side of the mountain, towards the end of the video.@EarthTravelAdventures
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Montenegro (/ˌmɒntɪˈniːɡroʊ, -ˈneɪɡroʊ, -ˈnɛɡroʊ/ (audio speaker iconlisten); Montenegrin: Crna Gora,[a] Црна Гора, lit. 'Black Mountain', pronounced [tsr̩̂ːnaː ɡǒra]; Albanian: Mali i zi) is a country in Southeastern Europe. It is located on the Adriatic Sea and is a part of the Balkans, sharing borders with Serbia to the northeast, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the north and west, Kosovo[c] to the east, Albania to the southeast, the Adriatic Sea and Croatia to the southwest, and maritime boundary with Italy. Podgorica, the capital and largest city, covers 10.4% of Montenegro's territory of 13,812 square kilometres (5,333 sq mi), and is home to roughly 30% of its total population of 621,000.
During the Early Medieval period, three principalities were located on the territory of modern-day Montenegro: Duklja, roughly corresponding to the southern half; Travunia, the west; and Rascia proper, the north. The Principality of Zeta emerged in the 14th and 15th centuries. From the late 14th century to the late 18th century, large parts of southern Montenegro were ruled by the Venetian Republic and incorporated into Venetian Albania. The name Montenegro was first used to refer to the country in the late 15th century. After falling under Ottoman rule, Montenegro regained its independence in 1696 under the rule of the House of Petrović-Njegoš, first as a theocracy and later as a secular principality. Montenegro's independence was recognised by the Great Powers at the Congress of Berlin in 1878. In 1910, the country became a kingdom.
After World War I, the kingdom became part of Yugoslavia. Following the breakup of Yugoslavia, the republics of Serbia and Montenegro together proclaimed a federation. Following an independence referendum held in May 2006, Montenegro declared its independence and the confederation peacefully dissolved.
Montenegro has an upper middle-income economy and ranks 48th in the Human Development Index. It is a member of the United Nations, NATO, the World Trade Organization, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Council of Europe, and the Central European Free Trade Agreement. Montenegro is also a founding member of the Union for the Mediterranean, and is currently in the process of joining the European Union Montenegro is divided into twenty-four municipalities (opština). This includes 21 District-level Municipalities and 2 Urban Municipalities, with two subdivisions of Podgorica municipality, listed below. Each municipality can contain multiple cities and towns. Historically, the territory of the country was divided into nahije.
Municipalities of Montenegro
Regions of Montenegro—designed purely for the statistical purposes by the Statistical Office—have no administrative use. Note that other organization (i.e. Football Association of Montenegro) use different municipalities as a part of similar regions.
No. Municipality Seat
Pljevlja-grb.png 1 Pljevlja Municipality Pljevlja
Pluzine coa.png 2 Plužine Municipality Plužine
Amblem of Zabljak.png 3 Žabljak Municipality Žabljak
Mojkovac coa.png 4 Mojkovac Municipality Mojkovac
BijeloPoljeWeapon.png 5 Bijelo Polje Municipality Bijelo Polje
6 Berane / Petnjica Berane / Petnjica (22)
Rozaje-grb.png 7 Rožaje Municipality Rožaje
SavnikWeapon.png 8 Šavnik Municipality Šavnik
Niksic-Grb.gif 9 Nikšić Municipality Nikšić
Kolasin coat.gif 10 Kolašin Municipality Kolašin
CoatAN.jpg 11 Andrijevica Municipality Andrijevica
PlavWeapon.png 12 Plav / Gusinje Plav / Gusinje (23)
Coat of Arms of Kotor.png 13 Kotor Municipality Kotor
Cetinje Coat-of-Arms.svg 14 Old Royal Capital Cetinje Cetinje
Coat of arms of Danilovgrad.jpg 15 Danilovgrad Municipality Danilovgrad
Podgorica Coat of Arms.png 16 Podgorica Capital City Podgorica / Tuzi (24)
Herceg-Novi-Grb.gif 17 Herceg Novi Municipality Herceg Novi
MNE Tivat COA.svg 18 Tivat Municipality Tivat
Budva-grb.gif 19 Budva Municipality Budva
Coat of Arms of Bar.png 20 Bar Municipality Bar
Coat of Arms of Ulcinj.svg 21 Ulcinj Municipality Ulcinj
Cities in Montenegro
Main article: List of cities in Montenegro
Largest cities or towns in Montenegro
2011 census[88]
Rank Name Administrative division Pop.
Podgorica
Podgorica
Nikšić
Nikšić 1 Podgorica Podgorica Capital City 150,977 Herceg Novi
Herceg Novi
Pljevlja
Pljevlja
2 Nikšić Nikšić Municipality 56,970
3 Herceg Novi Herceg Novi Municipality 19,536
4 Pljevlja Pljevlja Municipality 19,489
5 Bar Bar Municipality 17,727
6 Bijelo Polje Bijelo Polje Municipality 15,400
7 Cetinje Old Royal Capital Cetinje 13,918
8 Budva Budva Municipality 13,338
9 Berane Berane Municipality 11,073
10 Ulcinj Ulcinj Municipality 10,828
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Montenegro: Durmitor National Park ❄️ Žabljak, Piva Lakes & Winter Wonderland [Montenegro Roadtrip]
???? October 11th, 2021 ▶️ Coming back to Montenegro from the Peaks of the Balkans Trek, I made my way straight to the main mountain area of the country: The amazing Durmitor National Park! Renting out a cosy small cabin in Žabljak, I had the perfect base to explore the Durmitor Ring Road including a short detour to the Piva Lakes as well as the smaller lakes in the area. My time in Durmitor ended with the most amazing winter wonderland landscapes thanks to a lot of fresh snow! ❄
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A Drive Through Žabljak + Durmitor National Park | Montenegro Travel Guide
This quick Montenegro travel vlog shows you what the highest mountain town in the Balkans looks like - Žabljak, Montenegro. We also explore the surrounding Durmitor National Park, which is breathtaking. Durmitor is our base for the next few days. You can check my other videos to see what we got up to in and around this area.
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#greetingsfromMontenegroZbyglus Ostrog Monastery is the most famous place of pilgrimage of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro. To this day, she continues to get involved in the country's politics. The pilgrims, on the other hand, are primarily looking for healing – and a partner for life.
This is a sacred place. This is, so to speak, our Orthodox Jerusalem. And people come here from all over the world, regardless of religion and nationality.” The holy Jerusalem of the Serbian Orthodox Church, as the pilgrim Dragana calls it, is a monastery in northern Montenegro: Ostrog. In the middle of the 17th century, at an altitude of 900 meters, this monastery was built into a steep rock face - inaccessible to all enemies, especially to Ottoman conquerors.
“Our saint is called Sv. Vasilije Ostroski. It lies here 400 years.” The Serbian Orthodox bishop Vasilije, who was canonized for the miracles attributed to him, was born in 1610 in neighboring Herzegovina. Bishop Vasilije founded Ostrog and died there in 1671. His bones lie under a blanket in the open coffin in the monastery's small burial chapel, a magnet for visitors. Believers all over the world, alone or in groups, stay there. It is a meeting place for three faiths: Orthodox, Catholics and Muslims, as it is believed that the preserved relics of St. Bazyli Ostrogi do miracles. According to pilgrims, praying by the body of Vasily allows you to heal and cope with the difficulties of life.
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Ethno village Jatak is located in the village of Poscenje in Montenegro, 7 km from the place Savnik the south side of Durmitor where the canyon NEVIDIO.
Cheap and Best Budget Hotels in Zabljak, Montenegro
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Montenegro Teil 1 / schockverliebt in Montenegro
Wir starten mit der Tour gleich entlang der Tara Schlucht. Atemberaubende Ausblicke, einfach grandios. Weiter geht`s zum Durmitor NP. Erster Stopp ist der kleine, türkisfarbene See Vrazje Jezero. Dann fahren wir zum malerischen Crno Jezero. Durch den NP fahren wir zur Tara Schlucht wo man sich auch an der Zip Line über die Schlucht schwingen kann. Gesagt, getan... Es war unvergesslich. Die Tour endet am Gletschersee und NP Biogradsko Jezero.
Wir sind spontan mehr als begeistert von diesem wunderschönen Land mit der einzigartigen Natur.
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Mit Fahrrad und Hund quer durch Europa (Video 30) - Savnik zum Durmitor Nationalpark, Montenegro
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Was ein aufregender Tag! Zuri und ich radeln mitten im Herzen Montenegros. Wunderschöne Natur und Touristenmassen begegnen uns im Durmitor Nationalpark. Ich habe weitehrin mit Akkulade Problemen zu kämpfen, was dazu führt, dass ich trotz 3 Stunden Batterieladen in einem Restaurant mit einer leeren Batterie da stehe. Ich gehe auf volles Risiko und hoffe auf Cafes mit Strom im Durmitor Nationalpark, den wir komplett überqueren müssen. Doch das geht leider schief...und dann wird auch noch mein Hund Zuri angegriffen...
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Kolasin to Zabljak, Montenegro Travel Adventures, episode 8
The beauty of northern Montenegro is beyond belief!! Our journey from Kolašin to Žabljak!@EarthTravelAdventures
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[TRAVEL VLOG] - Žabljak Horseback Riding Montenegro
On todays Travel Vlog I go horseback riding in Žabljak, Montenegro with friends Stephen and Rosa. We were up nice and early on Sunday morning to take on the challenge. Unfortunately for us the weather was cloudy and raining. However this made the experience all the more fun.
The cost to go horseback riding varies throughout the different tourist agencies in town. You would expect to pay any where between £ 15 - 25.
Overall it was a fun and unique experience that I would highly recommend to travelers wanting to experience authentic Montenegro.
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Žabljak is a small town in northern Montenegro. It has a population of 1,723. Žabljak is the seat of Žabljak Municipality. The town is in the centre of the Durmitor mountain region and with an altitude of 1,456 metres, it is the highest situated Balkan town.
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Zlatibor To Zabljak In Montenegro
Here is the video of the 2nd day of our trip. After the beautiful stay at the Brvnare mrkic cottage we started our 2nd day drive in the morning.
First we drove to Mokra Gora and then to Zlatibor market place, spent some time had food and left from there.
It was drizzling day at Zlatibor. We headed to Montenegro border. Google sometimes act weird and take to some dead ends????
The process at border was very easy. They ask for our Passport, PCR and Car papers. After stamping the passport we continued our drive to Zabljak in Montenegro.
We found a great place to stay in Zabljak near to centre. And the places to visit in Zabljak was also not so far. Those details will be coming in next videos.
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Balkan by bike: central Montenegro
Recumbent bicycle tour from Klagenfurt to Sarajevo, september 2010.
Part 9: central Montenegro
From Gusinje via Kolasin to Zabljak. Beautiful small road along the Moraca mountain range between Kolasin and Savnik.
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Montenegro (en montenegrino Crna Gora) es un país del sureste de Europa situado en la península balcánica, que cuenta con casi 300 km de costa a orillas del mar Adriático. Limita por el norte con Bosnia y Herzegovina y Serbia; Albania por el sureste; Croacia por el oeste; y con Kosovo por el este.4 Tiene una superficie de 13 812 km²,1 en los que habitan 625 266 personas de acuerdo al último censo realizado en 2011. Oficialmente, y según el Artículo 5 de la Constitución de Montenegro, existen dos capitales oficiales: la principal y ciudad más poblada que es Podgorica, y la capital monárquica e histórica que es Cetiña,5 a la cual se le otorga el estatus de Antigua Capital Real.
Durante muchos siglos, el territorio, como Principado de Zeta, fue gobernado por una sucesión de dinastías, obteniendo su estatuto internacional como nación independiente en el Congreso de Berlín (1878), convirtiéndose luego en el Reino de Montenegro. Tras la Primera Guerra Mundial, el país alcanzó un acuerdo con Serbia para formar una federación que culminaría con la formación del Estado conocido como el Reino de los Serbios, Croatas y Eslovenos y con el fin de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, dicho reino pasó a formar parte de la República Federal Socialista de Yugoslavia, en la que Montenegro permanecería hasta su disgregación en 1992.
Tras dicha disgregación se integró en la República Federal de Yugoslavia y desde 2003 constituyó junto a Serbia la federación de Serbia y Montenegro. Se celebró un referéndum en 2006, en el que el 55.5 % de la población apoyó la independencia y la constitución de un nuevo Estado, proclamado en junio de ese año. El país es miembro de la OTAN6 y candidato oficial al ingreso en la Unión Europea. map of Montenegro Administrativamente, Montenegro se divide en 24 municipios (opština)
Andrijevica
Bar
Berane
Bijelo Polje
Budva
Cetinje
Danilovgrad
Gusinje23
Herceg Novi
Kolašin
Kotor
Mojkovac
Nikšić
Petnjica24
Plav
Plužine
Pljevlja
Podgorica
Rožaje
Šavnik
Tivat
Tuzi25
Ulcinj
Žabljak
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Artículo principal: Geografía de Montenegro
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Montenegro limita al norte con Bosnia y Herzegovina y Croacia, al sur con Albania, al este con Serbia y Kosovo, y al oeste con el mar Adriático. Montenegro es un país pequeño, el octavo menor de Europa con una superficie de 13 812 km²;1 para efectos comparativos, el área de su territorio es similar a la de la provincia de Jaén en España. Se encuentra ubicado en la península de los Balcanes junto a la costa oriental del mar Adriático y presente cuatro zonas principales: el litoral, las mesetas rocosas, una depresión y las altas montañas.
Las llanuras costeras son estrechas, con una anchura de entre 2 y 10 kilómetros a lo largo del accidentado litoral adriático, en el que se presentan diversos estuarios y bahías, destacando la bahía de Kotor, considerado el fiordo más austral del continente. Estas llanuras acaban abruptamente por la presencia de las mesetas rocosas de estructura kárstica, superando los 1000 metros de altitud en promedio, aunque existen algunos montes que se acercan a los 2000 como el macizo de Orjen y el monte Lovćen.
Las únicas zonas llanas del país están en el interior: la región de Zeta y el lago Escútari. En esta zona, se sitúa la mayor parte de la agricultura y de la población del país debido a su agradable clima templado y su suave relieve. En la zona septentrional se ubica una de las zonas más abruptas del continente debido a la presencia de la cadena de los Alpes Dináricos y a la erosión glacial producida durante miles de años. La mayoría de los picos superan los 2000 metros sobre el nivel del mar, cubiertos por zonas boscosas oscuras. En la zona además destaca el origen de diversos ríos que forman enormes cañones a lo largo de las cadenas montañosas. Durante la década de 2000, el turismo fue uno de los sectores económicos de mayor crecimiento, y poco a poco el país se ha ido consolidando como uno de los principales puntos turísticos de la región. La costa montenegrina del Adriático mide 293,5 km de largo,1 y cuenta con 72 km de playas y muchos pueblos antiguos bien conservados. National Geographic Traveler (una publicación editada una vez cada década) incluyó a Montenegro entre los 50 lugares para visitar antes de morir, y para la portada se utilizó una postal de la costa de Sveti Stefan.27 La región costera de Montenegro es considerada uno de los grandes descubrimientos recientes en el turismo mundial. En enero de 2010, The New York Times colocó la Región sur de la Costa de Ulcinj (donde se ubica Velika Plaža, Ada Bojana y el Hotel Mediteran de Ulcinj) entre los Mejores 31 lugares para visitar en 2010, una lista que incluyó muchos destinos del turismo internacional.28 Montenegro también se incluyó en los 10 sitios más populares de 2009 para visitar según Yahoo Travel, quien lo describió como el segundo mercado turístico de más rápida expansión en el mundo (justo detrás de China)
Žabljak to Tara Bridge Motorcycle Ride, Montenegro
Riding from Žabljak town in Durmitor National Park to Tara Bridge. The Tara River Canyon is is the largest and deepest canyon in Europe.
Welcome to our latest travel vlog, where we take you on a thrilling motorcycle ride from Žabljak to Tara Bridge in Montenegro.
In this video, you'll witness the natural beauty and rugged terrain of Montenegro, as we journey through winding roads and breathtaking landscapes. We begin our journey in the small town of Žabljak, located in northern Montenegro.
As we ride through the scenic routes of Durmitor National Park, you'll witness the unique beauty of the park's mountain ranges, valleys, and glacial lakes. We'll pass through small towns and villages, where you'll get to experience the local culture and cuisine.
Our ride continues to the Tara Bridge, a stunning feat of engineering that spans the deep canyon of the Tara River, the second deepest canyon in the world. You'll get to witness the bridge's impressive architecture and take in the stunning views of the canyon and river below.
Whether you're a motorcycle enthusiast planning a ride through Montenegro or simply want to experience the country's natural beauty and rich culture from the comfort of your home, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more travel content!
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