WINTER POSTCARD FROM THE HEART OF KOZARA NATIONAL PARK

Photographer Mladen Trivunić recently visited Mount Kozara, bringing back a stunning winter photo postcard captured at Mrakovica. Using drone photography, Trivunić revealed the magical beauty of a winter landscape that perfectly reflects the peaceful and untouched nature of this mountain.

PHOTO: Mladen Trivunić

Through his lens, Kozara emerges as a symbol of natural richness and harmony, but also as an easily accessible and gentle mountain ideal for visitors of all ages. Surrounded by the rivers Sava, Una, Vrbas and Sana, Kozara is often described as a natural air spa, known for its unique ability to stimulate the regeneration of red blood cells.

This mountain offers a place where visitors can truly breathe freely and enjoy the serene atmosphere of dense forests and breathtaking landscapes. Beyond its natural beauty, Kozara also carries deep historical significance. It is widely known for the heroic battles fought here in the struggle for freedom during the Second World War.

On April 6, 1967, Kozara was officially declared a National Park, with the goal of preserving numerous historical monuments, protecting its exceptional natural beauty, and promoting tourism while creating ideal conditions for rest, recreation, and outdoor activities.

Today, Kozara remains one of the most cherished natural treasures of the region — a place where history, nature, and tranquility meet in perfect harmony.