Tara National Park
Tara National Park is a protected area in western Serbia known for its stunning landscapes, dense forests, and a rich array of biodiversity.
About Tara National Park
Tara National Park, located in the western part of Serbia, dominates the area with its mountainous terrains and lush, dense forests. Established in 1981, it spans significant parts of the Tara Mountain and surrounds the Drina River canyon. The park is a haven for nature lovers, offering a diverse ecosystem that supports a variety of flora and fauna, including species like the rare Serbian Spruce. The park's topography ranges from steep gorges and rugged cliffs to peaceful plateaus, creating intriguing landscapes for exploration. Visitors can enjoy a myriad of recreational activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and photography, with several trails offering panoramic views of the surrounding region. Notable spots include the Banja Basin and Račevina, home to cultural and historical significance. Additionally, the park's proximity to the Drina River allows for water-based activities like fishing and boating, enhancing its outdoor appeal.
Highlights
Banjska stena viewpoint, offering breathtaking views of the Drina River canyon.
The rare and endemic Serbian Spruce, found within the park's forests.
Perućac Lake, known for its clear waters and opportunities for recreational activities.
Rača Monastery, a historical and cultural monument dating back to the 13th century.
Notable Natural Features
Banjska Stena
A famed viewpoint offering spectacular vistas of the Drina River canyon.
Serbian Spruce
An endemic coniferous tree species found within its pristine forests.
Perućac Lake
A popular spot for water-based activities, renowned for its clear waters.