In a moment of wanderlust, I must gush about what
travel to
Montenegro offers you. Fjords that would make Norwegians blush. Hiking that cleanses the lungs. People who gush that they live in the newest independent country in the world.
Architecture from the past that rivals any European country.
This photo of
Kotor from my trip through
the Balkans is one of my favorites. The salmon hued tiles, massive stone structures, teal colored water, and strutting mountains makes Montenegro one of the most spectacular places I have ever visited. Montenegro has its
challenges, but whether you go for fun in the sun or skiing, be sure to include this nature-packed corner of
Southeastern Europe a visit.
Check out my slowly growing
in one picture series
here.
Kotor, Montenegro
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