the tara national park serbia

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Banjska stena viewpoint at Tara National Park, Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Canyon of Drina river, Tara National Park, Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dense pine woodland with straight trunks and green understory in Tara National Park, Serbia. Calm summer nature background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful view of green valley with mountains and lake with bear shaped board in Tara national park in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Landscape view on mountains, hills and meadow, village in Tara national park in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Perucac Lake View In Tara National Park, Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Landscape view of the river Beli Rzav , and Spajici lake from the height in Tara national park in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful landscape of the Drina river canyon and its green cliffs in Tara National Park, Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green rolling fields and forest with mountains and river in Tara national park in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Tara National Park in the mountainous region of western Serbia was designated a national park in 1981. The 19,200-hectare park, with administrative offices in Bajina Basta, is spread out over a group of mountain peaks in the Tara, Crni vrh, Stolac and Zvezda ranges, the Canyon of Drina with Perucac and outskirts of Bajina Basta. National park covers a large bend in the Drina River bordering Bosnia.