“Serbia 🇷🇸 ~Scenic From Kursumlija to Despotovac”
This travel day would be a very full one! In the southern region, it is still taking much time to get from one site to the next, but the scenic beauty can’t be beat. The roads are pretty good, and we are delighted the Serbs stay on their side of the road, and reduce their speed much better than those in Montenegro. We are still on the defensive, because its only an improvement, but we are more relaxed driving here; well, till we get to a sizeable city, then all bets are off!
We ran out of daylight hours as usual, to see everything we came to see in this area, so we spent the night in rural Serbia, around the Despotovac area. (that’s another blog post with great story).
Today, we will finish exploring what is around here, then get back on the road for the next amazing place! After today, we will be done exploring the southern regions, and will slowly be making our way, North. So much to see there, too!
Serbia is defiantly the best kept secret, ever! Incidentally, we do get asked by the locals. “Why do you come to Serbia?” Interesting, because the only other country I every got that question from, was when I visited Romania 🇷🇴, which is right next door to Serbia. Eastern Europe travel may not be as popular to visit, as the rest of the European states, but it should be. We want to pop on over to Romania SO bad, but the rule for now is a 14-day quarantine, after crossing the border. This just isn’t feasible when paying, daily, for a rental car. We will get there, eventually, as I really want Daryl to see Western and Central Romania. It’s awesome!
By speaking with the local, it only spurred us on to visit all we came to visit in this remote place. She told us just how amazing the Monastery Fortress would be, the caves, the waterfall, and of course Krupaja Springs.














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