Protected landscape - Bijambare
🌿Bijambare is a legally protected landscape, and is located near the main road Sarajevo - Tuzla along the edge of the Nisic plateau between the villages Nisici and Krivajevici.
💶Ticket prices are 2KM (1 EURO) per adult to enter the protected landscape, and 3KM (1.5 EURO) to enter the Bijambar Cave. Ticket prices for children, students, retirees, people with disabilities, and organized groups of over 20 people are even less. So for only 5KM (2.5 EURO) or less you can enjoy the scenes of dense coniferous forest, karst phenomena, such as sinkholes, stećak tombstones, and six caves, the most beautiful of which is the so-called "Main Biambar Cave".
🐻This cave is 420 meters long and consists of four corridors, the last of which is the largest and is called the "concert hall". A tour of the cave is led by a friendly guide, with whose help you will learn some interesting facts about this location.
🧦It is quite cold in the cave, so even in summer, prepare warmer clothes for the tour.
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🌲 Discover the Bijambare Protected Landscape 🌄
Nestled approximately 40 kilometers northeast of Sarajevo, the Bijambare Protected Landscape is a natural haven spanning 497 hectares on the Nišići plateau. Elevated at around 950 meters above sea level, this area is renowned for its dense evergreen forests 🌳, rolling meadows, and intricate karst formations, including a remarkable cave complex 🕳️.
✨ Highlights of the Bijambare Cave Complex
The park boasts eight caves, with the Middle Bijambare Cave being the most prominent and accessible to visitors. This cave extends approximately 420 meters and comprises four chambers adorned with stalactites, stalagmites, and cave draperies. The largest chamber, known as the "Concert Hall", is celebrated for its exceptional acoustics 🎵 and occasionally hosts musical performances 🎶.
🌿 Biodiversity
Bijambare is home to a rich tapestry of life, featuring over 800 plant species, including medicinal, edible, and aromatic varieties 🌺. The fauna is equally diverse, encompassing mammals such as roe deer and wild boar, numerous bird species, reptiles, amphibians, and a variety of insects 🐝.
🚶♂️ Recreational Activities 🚴♀️
Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including hiking 🥾, cycling 🚴♂️, and guided cave tours 🗺️. The park is equipped with mountain furniture for relaxation, a children's playground known as the "Wooden City" 🛝, and educational trails 📚. An electric tourist train offers a scenic ride from the entrance to the heart of the park.
Fun Fact 🎵
The "Concert Hall" within the Middle Bijambare Cave is not only a natural wonder but also a cultural venue, occasionally hosting musical performances that leverage its unique acoustics. Imagine enjoying a live concert deep underground! 🌌🎶
ℹ️ Visitor Information
The park is open year-round, though cave tours are typically available from April to November. It's advisable to bring warm clothing 🧥, as the cave interior remains cool even during summer months ❄️. For the latest information on ticket prices and tour schedules, please visit the official website.
🛤️ Experience the natural splendor and cultural richness of the Bijambare Protected Landscape—a true gem of Bosnia and Herzegovina! 🌍✨
