Plitvice Lakes, Serbia

According to legend, the Plitvice lakes were created after a long drought. The "Black Queen" took pity on the people and animals that cried for water. Heavy rain began to fall and continued until they formed the lakes we see today. It seems only natural then that this wonderland is filled with unique creatures and magical landscapes.

Since the beginning of 19^th century Croatia is considered as one of the most visited tourist locations in the world. The place is famous for its 16 lakes known as Plitvice Lakes. These lakes are categorized in two separate groups namely Gomja Jazeera or the upper lakes and Donja Jazeera or the lower lakes.

Main attraction of these lakes is that water in them frequently changes its color according to microscopic organisms in it and the angle at which sunlight floats on the surface of water. This mesmerizing view of the place virtually enforced government of Yugoslavia to announce it as National Park in 1949 and 1979 the place was inscribed as the land of outstanding natural beauty.

Another reason why the place is most liked by the tourists is its climate which remains pleasant for 365 days in a year. In other words it can be said that Plitvice Lake Croatia can be a nice place to be when planning for holidays. The place provides peace of mind along with one of the best sightseeing for nature lovers.