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Ždrebaonik monastery

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 10 March 2010

Manastir Ždrebaonik The monastery Zdreabaonik is located 2 km from Danilovgrad. This monastery, church of Rodjenje Presvete Bogorodice (Birth of the Holy Mother of God) was raised by Sveti Stefa Piperski (St. Stephen from Piperi) in 1637. The monastery grew from hermit cell of this saint.

The renewal of the monastery begun on 1994, and what is really important to point out is that for a long time there is an idea of connecting monasteries of Ostrog and Zdrebaonik with a direct road, and those works have begun. Its termination is expected to happen soon.

To the monastery Zdrebaonik you can come through Danilovgrad and then over the bridge on Zeta towards the village Sekulici (turning right on the crossroad after the bridge, and after the crossing of the railroad you turn again right), and then you go towards the village Jelenak. Here is a sign, which is not so easily visible so you should pay a little attention on the road signs.

text: http://visit-montenegro.com

Great Sand beach

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 9 March 2010

Veliki Pijesak The valleys Great Sand and Small Sand are situated at the south of the Bar district, 10km away from Bar towards Ulcinj. The beaches are protected natural reservations. They are covered with fine sand, as is the sea bottom. Owing to its geographic position, you can enjoy fantastic sunsets in the late afternoon. The beaches are about 600m long, and a macadam road connects them with the main road. There is a weekend village among the old oak and olive trees in its background.

text: http://montenegro.travel

Morača

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 8 March 2010

Morača Morača (Montenegrin Cyrillic: Морача) is a river in Montenegro. It originates in northern Montenegro, under Rzača mountain. It generally flows southwards for some 113 km (70 mi), before emptying into Lake Skadar.

In its northern part, the Morača is a fast mountain river, and has cut a canyon north of Podgorica. After merging with its largest tributary, Zeta, just north of Podgorica, the Morača enters the Zeta plain. It flows through this flat area of Montenegro until it empties into Lake Skadar.

The Morača is a relatively small river, rarely more than 100 m (328 ft) wide and mostly shallow, so it is generally not navigable. Its canyon is currently a corridor for the main road leading from Montenegro’s coast and Podgorica to northern Montenegro and Serbia. This road is considered very dangerous, and will likely be bypassed in future by a motorway which is currently being planned.

The Morača River is considered one of the symbols of Podgorica, and is the biggest river that flows through the city. It is featured on some flags and country symbols.

Wikipedia

Queen´s Beach

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 7 March 2010

Kraljičina Plaža Queen´s Beach is situated immediately next to Milocer beach and fits in this environment because of its attractiveness. The beach is 200 m long, with cypress and olive trees in its background. It was the favorite beach of Queen Maria Karadordevic and that’s how it got its name. This beach may not be open for general public at all times, or entrance may be charged, because this is favorite resort of Montenegrin officials.

text: http://montenegro.travel

Kotor carnival 2010

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 5 March 2010

Kotorski karneval 2010 Kotor during the whole year is very lively city and recognized by the mass entertainment in town squares. In the “carnival festivals” organized carnivals in the winter and summer months, concerts, festivals Boka kitchen, exhibitions, performances and various other festivals. And in february of this year’s carnival was held that brought together carnival groups from numerous countries, especially neighboring. Parde of masks was walking on the main street,clowns, witches, princesses, characters from fairy tales and cartoons, and masks that were a parody of reality and what is current in society. So you could see doctors and pigs as a parody of the current swine flu, port and palms from the Porto Montenegro in Tivat and other. The inevitable accompaniment carnivals are the girls in uniforms of various colors and with the choreography and rhythmic sounds of urban music, usually walking on the had of parade. The traditional procession in which the doll of carnival named Bribe condemned as “guilty” for all the bad that has happened in the previous year, completed the burning of smaller kitten. Fun was continued within the walls of the city and on the evening costume party at the hotel “Splendid” in Becici the best maskd get awarded. In the category of individual masks first place won mask “Arlekins ladies” and in the category group masks “Clowns on the wind”.

text by: Anita

Miholjska Prevlaka Monastery

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 4 March 2010

Manastir Miholjska Prevlaka This monastery also known under the name the church of Sveti Arhangeli is located in Boka Kotorska and ever since the period of its foundation it was one of the biggest centers of Christianity in the Adriatic. It was also the seat of Zeta episcopacy, which was founded by Sveti Sava (St. Sava) in 1219.Since 1950 in this place several various archeological researches were done, and the church is being renewed since 1997.
In this monastery is the seat of the Orthodox youth priority of Sveti Arhangel (St. Archangel) of the Archbishopric Montenegrin Coastal.

text: http://visit-montenegro.com

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