The First World War began in Europe on July 28, 1914 and lasted until November 11, 1918. The Macedonian front, which was also known as Thessaloniki (Salonika) Front, extended from the Strymonian Gulf (Aegean Sea) to the Adriatic Sea at…
Have you ever drunk water directly from a river? “Bela Reka” (White River) or “Belica” in Mariovo region springs at altitude 1,610 meters a.s.l. from Nidze Mountain. In the upper part of this river there is absolutely no source of…
Mariovo region according to the legend received its name after the beautiful Princess Maria, which in order to save her principality, agreed to become the Sultan’s wife. Surrounded by high mountains, Mariovo is characteristic for its history, ethnology, traditions and…
According to the legend “Pelister Eyes” – the mountain lakes “Big” and “Small” on National Park Pelister – were formed from the tears of two sisters, who were in love with the same boy – Pelister. Their mother did not allow…
Dobro Pole is WW1 location in Municipality of Novaci on the Macedonian – Greek border. The Battle of Dobro Pole (Breakthrough at Dobro Pole) was fought between 15 and 18 September 1918 and it was the decisive battle which according…
Zovik village in Mariovo is one of the most beautiful villages in Macedonia.
Kajmakcalan (Кајмакчалан, Kaimaktsalan) is the highest peak of Mount Nidze (2.521 m) and during the WW1 (First World War) one of the key positions on the Macedonian (Salonika) front.