Geographical region in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia
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Now that Serbia is greatly diminished from its historical boundaries, Podrinje is the most westerly region of the modern Republic of Serbia and abuts both Bosnia Herzogovina and Montenegro.
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a multicultural area of Muslims and Orthodox Christians, many monuments of both communities like the Church of St. Apostles Peter and Paul and the Altun-Alem mosque are found in the region.
famous for Šarganska osmica (Šargan Eight) narrow-gauge railway and nearby traditional village of Drvengrad, a traditional village that the Serbian film director Emir Kusturica built for his film Life Is a Miracle.
closer to the Montenegrin border, the unremarkable town of Prijepolje is the jumping-off point for visits to Mileševa Monastery, 6 km away.
Užice is a city in Western Serbia. It has an attractive setting, in a limestone gorge, with red-roofed houses spreading up the hillsides.
major ski resort of Serbia, with total of 23 ski lifts. It also has a rich historical heritage.
Tara National Park is in Zlatibor administrative region in western Serbia. Tara has a lot of forests, some towns and nice viewpoints.

very famous mountainous site and ski-resort in the southwest of Serbia near the town of Užice, en route to Montenegro. Zlatibor is situated at an altitude of 1000 m, and has beautiful landscapes, meadows, pastures, valleys, ethnic villages.
nice village with access to Šarganska osmica heritage railway and nearby traditional Drvengrad village.
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