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Bosanska Krajina is in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[edit] Regions

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• Banja Luka — capital of Republika Srpska, with many historical sights
• Bihać — city on Croatian border, surrounded by an impressive nature
• Bosanska Gradiška — town in the east of the region, on the banks of Sava River
• Gradiska — town on Croatian border
• Jajce — nice old town with a fortress and waterfalls in the surrounding countryside
• Krupa na Vrbasu

[edit] Other destinations

• Kozara — a national park with dense forests and hilly meadows, a hiking and hunting destination

[edit] Understand

Roughly a triangle bordered by Croatia to north and west, Central Bosnia to southeast, and Northeastern Bosnia to east, Bosanska Krajina (Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (Босанска Крајина) for "Bosnian Frontier", as the region was a border zone between Austrian and Ottoman Empires once) is northwestern part of the country.

Roughly divided politically in half, western half of Bosanska Krajina forms part of Bosniak/Croat-majority Federation, while eastern half forms part of Republic of Srpska. Most of formerly multi-ethnic towns of the region are now (since the Yugoslav Wars of 1992–1995) dominated by an ethnicity, depending on which side of the inter-entity border they fall on.

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All three languages of the region (Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian) are mutually intelligible with each other, however while in Republic of Srpska, you may need to decrypt some Cyrillic.

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• Fly-fishing, [1]. The majority of the premier fly fishing waters in Bosnia are concentrated in the North-Western region of Bosanska Krajina and the Sana is a river in the heart of it.  edit

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[edit] Get out

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