Magnificent landscapes in the Zlatibor village of Stublo: Nature rules here

Photo: Ivan Strahinic

Between Tornik and the magnificent canyon of the Uvac River, not far from the tourist epicenter on Zlatibor, the "golden mountain" in Serbia, lies the village of Stublo, a favorite destination for mountaineers and religious tourism.

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But, while in the heart of Zlatibor everything is subordinated to the guests, the village of Stublo resists the needs of modern tourism and carefully cultivates an authentic look from the early last century.

Anyone who sets foot in this region of southwestern Serbia will first be greeted by nature - clean air, fragrant conifer trees and slopes covered with grass as soft as a carpet.

The name of the village comes from numerous springs which in this area are called stubline in Serbian, and which served as sources of drinking water for the locals ready to equally enjoy the mild summers and harsh mountain climate in the winter.

In addition to mountaineers who love Stublo as much as other Zlatibor villages - Mackat, Jablanica, Rozanstvo, Gostilje, Rudine and others - the faithful also come here to visit two holy places in the territory of the village - the Uvac and Dubrava Orthodox monasteries.

Photo: Ivan Strahinic

(Ona.rs)