The country also has a short ___ of 12 miles on the Adriatic sea but otherwise it is completely landlocked.

Though the country is known for its turbulent history, today it’s a beautiful European ___.

Today, its capital and largest city is Sarajevo, and this ___ is often referred to as the Jerusalem of Europe for the wide range of religions that it encompasses.

Athletic travellers can partake in another ___ local activity, whitewater rafting is wildly popular with residents who often ride down the country’s many rivers.

With a typically continental climate, Bosnia-Herzegovina boasts sweltering summers offset by snow filled ___ winters.

Bordering Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina helps form the Balkan ___.

The country was considered part of Yugoslavia ___ it won its independence during the nineteen nineties.

___ of cultural, religious and historical significance draw visitors as do the country’s world class skiing destinations.

A good portion of the country is covered in mountains while the eastern and central regions ___ forested areas.

Bosnia-Herzegovina is also home to a number of major rivers that run through the stunning ___.

Tourism in the country has increased greatly in recent years and continues to ___.