<F2-13-2>What is solo travel?(28) Croatia

(23) Croatia

Located on the Adriatic coast, it is a place where you can enjoy medieval castles and beautiful beaches, especially Dubrovnik, which impresses with the old town and walls of the beautiful city on the Adriatic coast. It is also a place where you can sample Croatian food and wine.

Its capital is Zagreb, a fledgling country that only declared its independence in 1991. Croatia is a southern European country that has become independent from the former Yugoslav Federation in the northwest of the Balkan Peninsula bordering the Mediterranean Sea (Adriatic Sea), and is usually regarded as a southern European country.

It is also known as an Eastern European country due to the influence of the former Soviet Union, and is a country with a very long coastline and a deep inland at the same time, and is divided into three regions with a V-shaped boomerang-like appearance.

Religion is a country located on the border between Catholicism and Orthodoxy, and most of them can be said to be Catholic, but Serbs in Croatia believe in Orthodoxy and Bosniaks believe in Islam.

However, it is not a die-hard Catholic country, but has a strong secular tendency like Spain, and Croats, Bosniaks, and Serbs share the same origin and language, but only have different religions, but they are actually the same people.

It is one of the tallest countries in Europe, and the Netherlands is usually known as the tallest country, but Croatia and other South Slavs are also large, with an average height of 181 cm for men and 166 cm for women based on the age of 20 ~ 24. In the case of Makarska in Dalmatia, the average height of men is 188 cm.

It has been considered a place with many handsome men since the past, and it is synonymous with the image of a tall and slender white man with typical blue eyes, pure white skin, and many actual male fashion models. In this regard, when eugenics was popular in the early and mid-20th century,

Because they were overwhelmingly taller than other Slavs and had a brachycephalic head, they were not considered Slavs but classified as a “Dinaric race”, and even the Croats themselves used this as a basis for claiming that they were not Slavs.

Since then, it has been proven that the Slavs in the Balkans are also ethnically Slavic, and this hypothesis has been abandoned, with Croats accounting for 90.4% of the population and the largest ethnic minority being Serbs.

Other major ethnic minorities in Croatia include Bosniaks and Italians, and the official language is Croatian. Slovenia to the northwest, Hungary to the northeast, Serbia to the east, Montenegro to the southeast,

And Bosnia and Herzegovina borders the middle of the east, and to the west, across the Adriatic Sea, there is Italy. There are 20 provinces and 21 Zagreb provinces, and the dry season is from April to October every year, and the rainy season is from November to March.

Due to the geographical characteristics of the islands, it is preferred as a summer vacation destination in neighboring countries such as Italy, and it is a huge national park with 16 lakes. The primeval forest, lake, and waterfall combine to create a fairytale-like fairytale-like landscape.