The village of Lukomir is situated along the southern ridge of Bjelašnica and, at 1,495 m, it’s the highest inhabited settlement in BiH and the only one above 1,300 m.

Lukomir is like a living ethnological museum, where the customs of nomadic tribes and Dinaric highlanders are still practiced. It’s an important part of BiH’s historical, cultural and architectural legacy and provides a unique “heritage atmosphere”. Also, the stećci scattered about the village indicate that it was already inhabited by the 14^th and 15^th centuries.

Average time: 3 hours

The valley of Studeni Potok is located near the village of Umoljani, on the south side of the Bjelasnica mountain, about 50 kilometers from the center of Sarajevo.

There is a legend connected with the stream, which says that in ancient times the inhabitants of Umoljani were attacked by a huge dragon. Dragon flew from the canyon of Rakitnica and had the body of a snake, so winding to Umoljani he left behind a trail that flows through Studeni potok today.

The inhabitants of Umoljani fled to the nearby hill Posiljak, where they asked God to save them. Prayers were granted and the dragon was turned into a rock that still stands on the hill Posiljak.

Average time: 2 hours

Excursion site Javorov Do within the natural and landscape values ​​of Bjelašnica, is located at an altitude of 1250 to 1350m and offers many opportunities for various mountaineering and sports activities: vacation, recreation, walking on marked mountain trails, cave tour, hiking, bowling, Motorik Park, Zipline driving, tubing, teambuilding games, etc.

Average time: 30 minutes

The necropolis of stećak tombstones in Prečani can be dated to the 14th and 15th centuries. The stećak tombstones were carved in a nearby quarry at the Gradina site.

The necropolis consists of 184 stećak tombstones, of which nine are gabled and 175 are chests. Twenty specimens were decorated with various motifs and ornaments: various ribbons, shield motifs, rosettes, human figures, crosses ...

The stećak tombstones are well carved, but due to the weather, heavy rainfall and wind, they cracked.

Average time: 1 hour