Visit Šumadija and Western Serbia

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Sumadija and Western Serbia are two fascinating and beautiful regions of Serbia. Located in the central part of the country, they offer visitors a variety of landscapes to explore, from lush forests to rolling hills. Sumadija is known for its numerous vineyards, while Western Serbia is renowned for its stunning mountain ranges and picturesque lakes.

When visiting the region, tourists should be sure to visit the city of Krusevac in Sumadija for its historic architecture including Tsar Lazar's court and medieval monuments. Other quaint towns worth exploring include Arandelovac with its scenic trails and hot springs as well as Valjevo with its old churches and monasteries.

In addition to its sightseeing attractions, Sumadija has an interesting historical significance as it was once home to a group of outlaws known as hajduks who fought against Ottoman rule during the Serbian Revolution. In Western Serbia, travelers can pay homage by visiting Golubac Fortress which was built in 1335 by Serbian Emperor Dusan Nemanjic.
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