Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the most popular
tourist attractions in Croatia and has received UNESCO World Heritage status in
1979.
The park is
composed of sixteen inter-connected crystal clear lakes , and the surrounding
woods having a total area of about 300 square kilometers.
One of the most
impressive aspects of the park is the color of the water which can vary from
azure blue to an almost gray-ish tint in the winter , this is due to the change
in mineral concentration and the fact that the lakes were carved out in
limestone.
The spectacular waterfall system is another great attraction
to the park , as they can vary from a height of just a few centimeters to over
70 meters .
The park is open
year round , and well arranged to accommodate a large number of tourists.
Here , tourists
have the opportunity to walk along the water’s edge and admire the thousands of
fish that without no fear of humans stick around the pathways in hope of a free
meal of bread , or you can admire the woodland wildlife which consists of deer ,
boars or rare bird species.
As an alternative to walking there is the opportunity of
traveling by a panoramic train , or an electric boat that can get you across
the largest lake. There is also a restaurant near the entrance where the hungry
tourists can have a traditional Croatian meal.
Thanks for visiting my site. I took that photo of moon with a Nikon Coolpix P510. I just bought the camera a few months ago and I'm loving it.
ReplyDeleteI love your photo above. Yes, that is a spot well worth visiting....with camera in hand.
Nice camera , I always loved those super zoom cameras ( really handy when you are taking photos of wildlife ), and I agree , you can't visit an objective like this without a camera ....it would really be a shame not sharing it with other people.
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