In the morning, your #destinationserbia guide will pick you up from your accommodation. Manasija monastery will be our first stop on this tour, after less than 2 hours drive. It is a monumental architectural masterpiece built in the early 15th century by Despot Stefan Lazarević, one of Serbia's most intriguing medieval figures. Manasija will take your breath away with its massive fortification, beautiful paintings, and location in the middle of a beautiful valley. 

The road takes us to the nearby Resava Cave, which is one of the most famous caves in Serbia, owing to the abundance of cave formations in its interior. The cave is about 2 km long in total, with 800 meters open to visitors. The temperature inside the cave remains constant throughout the year at around 7 degrees, allowing you to cool down quite a bit on hot summer days. (Make sure to bring some warm clothes and comfortable shoes.)

Our next stop is the Veliki Buk waterfall. Nestled among the hills beneath the Beljanica mountain, this place is well-known for restaurants serving locally grown trout fish and other traditional dishes. Here we will take a lunch break, after which we will return to Belgrade.