WE CAN'T BELIEVE THIS IS SERBIA!? 🇷🇸 | Tara National Park | Serbia travel vlog 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Country 55 - SERBIA 🇷🇸
Day 3 of our road trip around West Serbia and we visit what is known as the most BEAUTIFUL view in Serbia - Banjska Stena and we think it's pretty obvious why!!
Join us as we visit Tara NP and explore the side of Serbia you rarely hear about.
This part of Serbia is also home to a large bear population which we find out pretty quickly that we may not be alone in the woods!
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Beautifull Serbia and nice people!!!
Yes! Serbia is a very beautiful country with beautiful nature and great people 👍
Beautiful. We are off to Seibia in August. Can't wait to see it all. Will be our second time but can't wait. This lake is beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us 😊 😀
Great! I bet it’s so nice in August when the weather is a little better! The lake definitely is beautiful 😀 enjoy your time in Serbia and thank you for watching 👍
If you are coming thru east Serbia, Zajecar area, Im from there, I could help you around.@@AshAndDan.
Spring-summer are best to visit Serbia for sure
8:42 the sign is incomplete because it does not convey it's intention entirely, full translation would be "We are watching you, do not pick plants" -signed: Bears. Stumbled up on your vlog accidently and I was surprised you lovely people do not have greater audience, you definitely deserve it, top content
Ah I see! That makes more sense 😂 thank you so much for your lovely feedback, we appreciate it ❤️
You neee to visit Kopaonik national park and many thing in Serbia!
Oh we will put this on the list for next time! I think it would be great to visit in the summer time ☀️
@@AshAndDan.Visit us next time in spring-summer months ❤
"You turn engine off and warning light turns off"😂😂😂
Who would expect that !
I love it.
Haha yes true.. I meant when we turn off and back on the engine the light goes off for a bit 😅 woops!
When it comes to mythology, mysticism, and religions, oaks have been, and still are, the most important trees for the Serbian people. The roots of worshipping oak trees come from the Slavic, pantheistic period , and they have prevailed until today. Old oaks are often sacred trees in villages and hamlets. However, young oaks also have an important role as part of Christmas customs. In every house, a young oak tree is used as a бадњак (badnjak), a ceremonial tree, which the people refer to as a person rather than a tree .The badnjak tree is gathered in the morning or afternoon on the 6th of January (Christmas Eve in the Julian calendar). In villages all over Serbia, it is still a living custom for people to cut down their own trees, while in cities, badnjaks are usually bought in the street markets. Usually, the elders in the family cut the tree. Once the oak is cut down, they would say some short prayers and pour some wine and rakia (fruit brandy) on the stump together with some bread and corn. The chips of wood that come off the tree during cutting with an axe are taken back home as they are an important part of tradition to ensure wellbeing during the following year. It should be noted that all the mentioned customs may vary substantially between regions or even villages, and this account is just from my personal experience.
Sicevo gorge near Niš and Jerman canyon are the nicest places in Serbia!!!
Christmas is called bozhic brown trees they carry is used on Christmas you light it up its our custom its called Badnjak
Thank you for explaining about the trees! 😀 we hope you enjoyed our video 👍
@@AshAndDan. I always enjoy seeing strangers iny homeland you guys will always have a lot of fun here
We had a great time in Serbia ❤️ such a beautiful country ( next visit will be summer so we can experience even more beauty)
You should visit those places in spring or fall. Breathtakingly beautiful
For sure!! We would love to return in the future at one of these times of year ❤️
Welcome to Serbia, love your videos!! 😍🇷🇸
Thank you! We absolutely loved our time in Serbia 🇷🇸
@@AshAndDan. I am very glad about that, I hope you will come to us again. ☺
Its a pitty that you come in the winter in spring much better
We’d love to see it in the spring/summer too! And we’d love to see a bear (from a safe distance ha!) 🐻 thank you for watching 👍
Greatings from Serbia🇷🇸👋
Thank you 😀 we loved Serbia! Join us for our final Nis vlog tonight 👍
@@AshAndDan. Did you saw a "scull tower" in Nis?
We did! An interesting place. We also visited the Crveni Krst concentration camp which was a very sad to learn about what Serbs went through during the war! Nis is a great city with great people 👍
BRAVO ASH AND DAN FOR THIS VIDEO ! FIRST TIM ASH DRINKS A LITTLE BIT MORE SLJIVOVICA AND IS NOT MORE SO THINY LIKE BEFORE HIHIHI !
Thank you! Ash definitely likes the Sljivovica 👍
@@AshAndDan. SHE MUST TAKE THE SERBIAN PASSPORT IMMEDIATLY HEHEHE
😂 maybe one day! Haha
Good as always!
Here is your countryman :
Serbia's Hidden Ties to Scotland & Unfinished Metro Revealed!
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Thank you! Oh, more Scot’s in Serbia! 😂 hopefully more and more will visit to see this amazing country 👍
Life is short and the world is wide. Better get started.
Completely agree!
This winter is warm are bear sleeping or not
Haha, luckily for us we didn’t spot any 😂
When it comes to mythology, mysticism, and religions, oaks have been, and still are, the most important trees for the Serbian people. The roots of worshipping oak trees come from the Slavic, pantheistic period (Sofrić Niševljanin {1912} 1990), and they have prevailed until today. Old oaks are often sacred trees in villages and hamlets. However, young oaks also have an important role as part of Christmas customs. In every house, a young oak tree is used as a бадњак (badnjak), a ceremonial tree, which the people refer to as a person rather than a tree (Čajkanović 1973). The badnjak tree is gathered in the morning or afternoon on the 6th of January (Christmas Eve in the Julian calendar), depending on the region (Popović 1989; Trajković 2005) or even on the 2nd of January in Luštica (Bay of Kotor, according to Vučinić-Nešković 2008). In villages all over Serbia, it is still a living custom for people to cut down their own trees, while in cities, badnjaks are usually bought in the street markets. Usually, the elders in the family cut the tree. Once the oak is cut down, they would say some short prayers and pour some wine and rakia (fruit brandy) on the stump together with some bread and corn. The chips of wood that come off the tree during cutting with an axe are taken back home as they are an important part of tradition to ensure wellbeing during the following year. It should be noted that all the mentioned customs may vary substantially between regions or even villages, and this account is just from my personal experience.
Thank you for your very detailed response to our question about the branches in the car. Thanks for watching also 👍
I hope the road is all downhill from there until you run into civilization and fix the 'oil problem'!
Luckily once we got off the mountain road and back onto the main road the light thankfully went off 👍 we made it to Zlatibor no problem 😀 thank you for watching!
Koliko dugo planirate da ostanete u Srbiji? Ima još mnogo toga da se putuje po Srbiji i da se vidi. Drago mi je da vas dvoje uživate u matici Srbiji.
We were there for around 12 days in total 👍 we’ve got a few more videos to come out about Serbia but maybe we will return one time in the summer months to see more 😀 thank you for watching
@@AshAndDan. you definitely should as it is very different experience
If you see bear o n Tara, you better have 85 euros, cash only, or he will eat you :)
Haha 😂 luckily we never seen one!
Nakon početka r.u.Ukrajini odjednom imamo invaziju Kanadskih i Američkih 'y.tebera' kojima je toliko mali svet da su baš u R.Srbiju došli, naravno čisto turistički..
Kako da ne da je samo turisticki
First to say I am not religious and I am strongly against religions. I presume you are Protestants. Orthodox church is original one,like Catholic too. They were founded together,but along the way separate in 2 directions-western and eastern. Western-catholic,Eastern-Orthodox. Orthodox stayed with the same principals and learning as when the christianity is founded,and catholic changed along the way and that was the main reason why they separate in 2 directions. So,Orthodox remain as ONLY original christian church,the founder of christianity. If the Orthodox church celebrate christmas like this,that means that is original and only right way. Protestants and rest of the others directions in christianity change it totally and completly. So,you should learn how it is originaly done and what is the right way.
You said it is nice to know how christmas is celebrated in other countries. But,you didnt know this is the original,only legit way of only legit founder of christianity-Orthodox church. You should learn first from the basics of the basics,from Orthodox church,if you are a true christian,not concider it like some tourist attraction for you,like you are in some exotic country in Asia and you are suprised in what way they celebrate christmas. Your perspective is totally wrong.
We are not religious but have grown up with the calendar being all we have known so it was interesting for us to learn about the different way Christmas is celebrated in Serbia. That doesn’t mean there is a right and wrong way, it’s dependent on people’s beliefs. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the vlog!
@@AshAndDan. That is good if you are not religious. But your tone and way of looking at how Serbians celebrates christmas is like they doing it wrong and there is a sneer and you ridicule it a little bit and it is obvious in video,so do not deny it,you making it worse.
I really don't care about religions,but if you are in foreign country don't comment such a important happening to local people,before you learn and research about it before you speak. It will backfire at you,like we see in this example. You are in foreign country and you speak about their deepest and most important thing in that way,and that is very unpleasant to watch.
That is absolutely incorrect! We were curious about how they celebrate Christmas like we are when we visit new countries and we learn about their way of living. Thanks for your opinion though! 👍