Fruška Gora National Park
Fruška Gora is the largest mountain range in the Vojvodina province of Serbia, located not far from Novi Sad. The mountain range is approximately 80 kilometers long and may be around 90 million years old. Due to the discovery of many animal fossils on the mountain, scientists like to refer to it as the 'Mirror of Geological History'.
Tara National Park is located at the westernmost end of Serbia, in the beautiful area along the Drina River between Višegrad and Bajina Bašta. It is one of the most famous national parks in Serbia, beloved by locals and foreign tourists alike, and is the most frequently featured national park.
Đerdap National Park
Đerdap also has another name, Iron Gate, which translates to 'Iron Gate', so many people also call it Iron Gate National Park. The main attraction of this national park is the Đerdap Gorge, which is the longest and largest gorge in Europe, formed by the flow of the Danube River. It is 100 kilometers long, with cliffs up to 300 meters high on both sides of the riverbank, and is said to be known as the 'Three Gorges of Serbia'.
