{
	"0": {
		"name": "Korlatoš",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Vikend naselje Korlatoš",
		"subtitle": "Lake",
		"desc": "This manmade lake, dubbed \"Heaven on earth\", is situated 20km from Sombor. Each year during the entire summer a swan family can be seen swimming on the lake. Freshwater jellyfish can be seen in the lake if the conditions are right, which means that the lake's water is very pure.",
		"latitude": 45.851163,
		"longitude": 18.901241
	},
	"1": {
		"name": "Avala",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Put za Avalu",
		"subtitle": "Mountain",
		"desc": "Mountain Avala is only 511 m high and lies just 18 km to the south of the center of Belgrade. It is covered by evergreen and deciduous forest. The Mt. Avala nature has been placed under protection way back in 1859. In the Middle Ages the top of the mountain was dominated by the town Žrnov, which played an important role in controlling the access roads to Belgrade. approach to Belgrade was controlled. The Turks seized the city in 15th century and remodeled it to meet their purposes.<br><br>At the top of Mt. Avala stands the Unknown Soldier Monument dedicated to Serbian heroes fallen in World War I. The designed by the sculptor Ivan Meštrovic monument was erected in 1938. In the vicinity of the mausoleum there's another monument, dedicated to the Soviet war veterans who died in an airplane accident on October 19th 1964 as they were flying in to attend the 20th anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade. At the foot of the mountain on the road to Belgrade, in the village of Jajinci stands the Memorial Park dedicated to the 80.000 victims executed there by the Nazi's World War II.<br><br>Mt. Avala was once distinguished by the 195 meters high TV tower, built in 1965, and bombed down in the 1999 NATO air-campaign. On the slopes of Mt. Avala there are several facilities: \"Avala\" Hotel, \"Mitrovicev dom\" mountain lodge, and the \"Carapicev brest\" students' rest home. At the foot of the mountain one finds: \"1000 Roses\" Motel, \"Beograd\" Pension, the restaurants \"and \"Lovacki sastanak\" etc.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.689144,
		"longitude": 20.516118
	},
	"2": {
		"name": "Great War Island",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Veliko ratno ostrvo",
		"subtitle": "River island",
		"desc": "In the magnificent landscape where the river Sava empties into the Danube, in the triangle confined by the cities of Belgrade and Zemun, with the remains of once vast swamps and marshland on the left riverbank of the Danube, two Danube river island are positioned - Veliko ratno ostrvo and Malo ratno ostrvo.<br><br>These are the two last oases of pristine nature, separated by water from the urban heart of the capital of Serbia, thus occupying the space between two opposite natural structures, the Pannonian plain and the Balkans. The island, to the south and southeast, overlooks the protected Belgrade Fortress and the silhouette of old Belgrade with a prominent bell tower of the Cathedral church of St. Michael the Archangel (Saborna crkva). To the northwest, the waterline of Dunavac is followed by a quay in the old center of Zemun, dominated by the Gardoš tower, whereas a dynamic panorama of tall skyscrapers built after World War II, follows the coast to the mouth of the Sava river into the Danube. As a counterpoint to the urban image which reveals many centuries of architectural influence, there are to the northeast, across the Danube, between the coast and the embankment, the preserved remains of former Danube marshes and swamps. The total surface area of 211.38 hectares of \"Veliko ratno ostrvo\" was protected in 2005.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.virtuelnimuzejdunava.rs",
		"latitude": 44.831374,
		"longitude": 20.434735
	},
	"3": {
		"name": "Banjica Forest",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Bulevar oslobođenja",
		"subtitle": "Forest",
		"desc": "Between Boulevard Oslobodjenja and Crnotravska Street, in Belgrade’s municipality of Vozdovac, a specific natural treasure, the Banjica Forest is covering 59 acres of land. Although it does not distinguish itself from other oases of the capitol of Serbia in regard to the dendroflora, this natural monument is special in regard to the number and variety of bird species that inhabit the forest. The ratio of the hydrographic conditions puts the forest in the Sava river basin, and in the spring and autumn period the precipitation leads to increased humidity which greatly influences the development of plant species in the habitat. Banjica Forest that stretches 2300 meters in length is developed on all three levels – tall trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants.<br><br>In the area that is now occupied by the forest was once an even bigger forest complex that with, the time has been cleared due to the growing of vegetables and of great importance was also the Banjica stream that once flawed on the outskirts of upper Vozdovac. After the World War II, the area has been forested by different species of dendroflora (maple, pendunculate oak, poplar, locust, ash and linden trees...), while conifer trees have been implanted later on along the edges of the forest, which ultimately led to the settlement of a large number of birds.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.virtuelnimuzejdunava.rs",
		"latitude": 44.766176,
		"longitude": 20.47559
	},
	"4": {
		"name": "The Lake in Čonoplja",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Čonopljansko jezero",
		"subtitle": "Lake",
		"desc": "The lake is a fishing gem located 15 kilometers from Sombor and 2 kilometers northeast from the village Conoplja. Some rules have to be followed while fishing on the lake: fishing is possible from the shore and from boats that can be rented on site and all fishing enthusiasts and fishermen need to have a valid license issued by the local association of sport fishing \"Šaran\". The lake also has guards who monitor the water 24 hours a day. Many people come here to fish for catfish, pike, carp, perch etc.",
		"latitude": 45.853943,
		"longitude": 19.294671
	},
	"5": {
		"name": "Great Bačka Canal – Kiš's Canal",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Veliki bački kanal",
		"subtitle": "Canal",
		"desc": "The canal starts near Bezdan on the Danube and flows near Bački Monoštor, Sombor and Kljajićevo. The canal is very clean, abundant in aquatic vegetation and diverse fish population. On the canal near Bezdan locks are located as a part of the shipyard. Some of the most popular place in the area is near the \"Czech bridge\" in Monoštor as well as locks near Sombor. Many people come here to fish for pike, catfish, perch, carp and capital specimens of bass.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.754005,
		"longitude": 19.088958
	},
	"6": {
		"name": "Šikara",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Šikara",
		"subtitle": "Forest",
		"desc": "Šikara is the most famous resort in Sombor. In the second half of the 18th century the mayor of Sombor, Josip Marković, planted 140 acres of oak trees. The forest was cut down, but it has been replanted and today it is a place where many people go to have picnics.",
		"latitude": 45.773675,
		"longitude": 19.072307
	},
	"7": {
		"name": "Fruška Gora",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Fruška Gora",
		"subtitle": "Mountain",
		"desc": "Fruška Gora is a small mountain, its highest peak (Crveni Cot) at 539 m above sea level. Only the central portion of this elongated mountain is above 400 m, while the eastern and western ends are lower and plateau-like. It was designated a national park in 1960. The forests of the mountain are more than 30% lime (linden), the highest concentration of this species of any mountain in Europe. Due to its geology, its island-like characteristics and its marine setting in prehistory, Fruška Gora is an unusual and very rich natural environment. Some of the natural treasures that Fruška Gora harbours are forests of sessile oak, beech, lime, hornbeam, poplar and willow, as well as other plant species such as spurge-laurel, the Cheilanthes marantae fern, European dwarf cherry, Hungarian hawthorn, yellow bird’s-nest and dozens of different types of orchid. Large areas are also under orchards and vineyards.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamns.rs",
		"latitude": 45.16219,
		"longitude": 19.66198
	},
	"8": {
		"name": "Carska Bara",
		"city": 4,
		"city_name": "Zrenjanin",
		"address": "Carska bara",
		"subtitle": "Marsh",
		"desc": "The Serbian Government has declared the Carska Bara (imperial pond) the natural reserve, preserved and maintained in accordance with European standards. This area in Vojvodina is one of the biggest habitats of swamp birds in the Balkans, and as such a true paradise for ornithologists.<br><br>The entire complex is part of a wider area that belongs to the Ecka Fish Pond, the biggest one in the country. Once oupon a time those fish ponds and hunting grounds used were the property of count Lazar Lukac, whose guest were mostly passionate hunters, rich people and crowned heads, including the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Many believe this might be the reason for the name Imperial pond. However, the legend has it that leader of the Huns – Attila, who once ruled those regions, was buried in a golden casket on the bottom of the Tisza River, from which the marsh has appeared, hence the name Carska Bara.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.voiceofserbia.org",
		"latitude": 45.263651,
		"longitude": 20.402098
	},
	"9": {
		"name": "Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit",
		"subtitle": "Wetland",
		"desc": "The Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit Special Nature Reserve comprises ponds, river islands, canals, inlets and swamps, and is part of the flood zone of the Danube. The reserve extends over an area of 4,840 hectares downriver from Novi Sad in the direction of Sremski Karlovci, close to Petrovaradin .<br><br>The Reserve encompasses the Petrovaradinski Rit and Koviljski Rit wetlands, the Krcedinska Ada river island and the Gardinovacki Rit marshes.<br><br>More than 170 bird species, more than 50 fish species, and a great variety of other animals are found here, giving some indication of the exceptional importance of this well-preserved and flourishing ecosystem.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamns.rs",
		"latitude": 45.202603,
		"longitude": 19.967251
	},
	"10": {
		"name": "Begečka Jama",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Begečka jama",
		"subtitle": "Nature park",
		"desc": "In the alluvial plain of the Danube, along its left bank, in the area known as Begecka Ada, 18 km west of Novi Sad, lies the Begecka Jama Nature Park. The Jama is an oxbow lake joined to the Danube eastwards via the Begej canal.Of irregular crescent shape, with elongated ends extending north and east and with a wider middle section, the Begecka Jama is 379 hectares in area. It is 1500 m in length, but the eastern part is 300 m longer than the north ern part. The lake has a maximum width of 400 m, while its average depth is 4 m.<br><br>The Begecka Jama is fed with water via surface flow from the Danube and the Tatarnica canal , from precipitation and from ground waters. Water is lost through surface and subterranean drainage and evaporation. Of greatest importance for water levels in the lake is the Begej canal which has a lock that regulates water traffic. During the summer when temperatures are high, large quantities of algae multiply in the water creating blooms that give the water a greenish-yellow colour.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamns.rs",
		"latitude": 45.219171,
		"longitude": 19.597027
	},
	"11": {
		"name": "Zasavica",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Zasavica",
		"subtitle": "Bog",
		"desc": "In the alluvial plain of the Danube, along its left bank, in the area known as Begecka Ada, 18 km west of Novi Sad, lies the Begecka Jama Nature Park. The Jama is an oxbow lake joined to the Danube eastwards via the Begej canal.Of irregular crescent shape, with elongated ends extending north and east and with a wider middle section, the Begecka Jama is 379 hectares in area. It is 1500 m in length, but the eastern part is 300 m longer than the north ern part. The lake has a maximum width of 400 m, while its average depth is 4 m.<br><br>The Begecka Jama is fed with water via surface flow from the Danube and the Tatarnica canal , from precipitation and from ground waters. Water is lost through surface and subterranean drainage and evaporation. Of greatest importance for water levels in the lake is the Begej canal which has a lock that regulates water traffic. During the summer when temperatures are high, large quantities of algae multiply in the water creating blooms that give the water a greenish-yellow colour.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.zasavica.org.rs",
		"latitude": 44.943174,
		"longitude": 19.512992
	},
	"12": {
		"name": "Obedska Bara",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Obedska bara",
		"subtitle": "Pond",
		"desc": "The area of Obedska Bara is located in the southeastern area of Srem district in Vojvodina-Serbia, between the settlements of Kupinovo, Obrež, Grabovci and the Sava river, only 40 km west of Belgrade. The narrow area of Obedska Bara riverbed is called \"Potkovica\" (Horse shoe) and the higher part of the terrain of Kupinovo’s beam is so-called \"The Hoof\". Obedska Bara is one of the oldest protected areas in the world (since 1874) and one of the most famous nature reserves in Serbia. It is a seasonally inundated area of 20.000 ha of the Sava River floodplain, with marshes, ponds, wet meadows, and an oxbow surrounded by oak, willow and poplar forests. The biggest pond is an authentic complex of stagnant tributaries, marshes, pits, marsh vegetation, damp meadows and forests.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.obedskabara.net",
		"latitude": 44.706242,
		"longitude": 19.992943
	},
	"13": {
		"name": "Jelasnica Gorge",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Jelasnica Gorge",
		"subtitle": "Gorge",
		"desc": "Jelasnica Gorge is a natural rarity located 15km from the city and 3km from Niška Banja. Although small in size, 2km long, it has been proclaimed special nature reserve due to its peculiar flora and natural beauty. Here you may see creations in stone, such as dolomite columns, resembling teeth, kneeling figures and windows. Moreover, the gorge hosts over 65 endemic and subendemic plants, some of which are very rare – such as Ramonda Serbica and Ramonda Nathaliae. In addition to the beautiful rocks and rich flora, there is also a waterfall Ripaljka here, along with the remains of a Roman fortification.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.279252,
		"longitude": 22.064341
	},
	"14": {
		"name": "Cerje Cave",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Kamenički vis",
		"subtitle": "Cave",
		"desc": "Cerje Cave is located 14 km away from Nis, close to the Kamenica Hill excursion site. The entrance to the cave is set near the spot where the Provalijska river sinks into the ground, 515 meters above sea level. The cave is hydrologically active. Geologists estimate that the Cave of Cerje originated over 2 million years ago. The end of the cave remains undiscovered.<br><br>The cave abounds in cave formations throughout its length. It boasts a wonderful underground world made of corridors and large halls, on average 15 to 40 meters high, showing hundreds of morphological and hydrological forms of different shape, size, and color, cave jewelry – stalactites, helictites, wavy draperies, cave corals, and crystal flowers, which can be found only here in Serbia. Helictites found here represent a special kind of cave jewelry which, contrary to all laws of physics and gravity, extends in all directions, like electrified hair.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.429814,
		"longitude": 21.939801
	},
	"15": {
		"name": "Hill of Kamenica",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Kamenički vis",
		"subtitle": "Hill",
		"desc": "Throughout the year, the Hill of Kamenica is the favorite single-day excursion site for people from Niš. It is situated on the slopes of Mt. Svrljiške Planine, above the village of Kamenica, 750-800 meters above sea level and is 14 km away from the town. The terrain is mildly formed and covered with low forest plants. To the north one finds Studeni Kladenac – the only spring in the area. There is a hunter's restaurant at the location, where you may get some refreshment and enjoy excellent game meat.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.401555,
		"longitude": 21.950161
	},
	"16": {
		"name": "Suva Mountain",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Suva Planina",
		"subtitle": "Mountain",
		"desc": "Suva Mountain is the mountain range in southern Serbia. It extends in a horseshoe-shaped curve from Niška Banja spa to Bela Palanka. The highest peak is Trem (The porch) – 1,810 m, and the second highest is Sokolov kamen (The falcon's rock) at 1,523m. Sokolov kamen is also the highest point of the city of Niš. The name stems from the fact that there are only few springs in the whole mountain.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsubotica.rs",
		"latitude": 43.182274,
		"longitude": 22.171412
	},
	"17": {
		"name": "Ludaš Lake",
		"city": 6,
		"city_name": "Subotica",
		"address": "Ludoško jezero",
		"subtitle": "Lake",
		"desc": "Twelve kilometres eastbound from Subotica lies Hajdukovo village and the lake Ludaš - a listed bird sanctuary. It covers the lake and the wetlands around it and together with the Selevényi Puszta listed sanctuary makes an area rich in bird species and habitats of rare and endangered plants and animals. There are four (from 700 to 5500 m long) educational paths starting from the modern Ludaš Visitors' Centre, that is on the northern bank of the lake. From April till September birdwatching can be organized here. Next to the Visitors' Centre is a restaurant, the Szúnyog Csárda. Here, on the reedy banks of the lake Ludaš, in an authentic hut made of reed - visitors are awaited with excellent fish specialties.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsubotica.rs",
		"latitude": 46.099543,
		"longitude": 19.824457
	},
	"18": {
		"name": "Palić Lake",
		"city": 6,
		"city_name": "Subotica",
		"address": "Palićko jezero",
		"subtitle": "Lake",
		"desc": "The lake was created in ancient times as an outcrop lake, although the lake water is mostly derived from rainfall that filled the valley. As water poured from the surrounding terrain, it washed the sodium chloride from the soil and made the lake salty. For the first time, Palić lake was mentioned in written documents in 1462. as Pali (Paly). The first drawing of a map of the lake (Paligo Palus) comes from the 1690s.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.palic.rs",
		"latitude": 46.072159,
		"longitude": 19.751172
	},
	"19": {
		"name": "Ovčar-Kablar gorge",
		"city": 7,
		"city_name": "Čačak",
		"address": "Ovčarsko-kablarska klisura",
		"subtitle": "Gorge",
		"desc": "Ovčar-Kablar gorge is a unique morphological entity. It is set between Ovčar and Kablar mountains, 50-100m in width. The gorge connects Čačak and Požega valley in the length of about 20 km. It is a huge gorge, the most colourful one in Serbia. Its characteristics are high limestone sides with a few caves, meanders of Western Morava river and unique animal and plant life.<br><br>The mountain in which the gorge is set, including Ovčar and Kablar, used to be the bottom of a large regional lake including Čačak, Dragačevo, and Požega and Kosjeričko-Dobrinjska valleys. The tectonic processes caused the rise in the terrain and the flow of the Požega valley lake into Čačak-Kraljevo Lake.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamcacak.org.rs",
		"latitude": 43.908622,
		"longitude": 20.209
	},
	"20": {
		"name": "Vlasina Lake",
		"city": 8,
		"city_name": "Leskovac",
		"address": "Vlasinsko jezero",
		"subtitle": "Lake",
		"desc": "The Vlasinsko reservoir lake spreads out at the altitude of 1,205 m above sea level. It originated with the daming of the valley of the former vlasetinian mud, and is located in the South-East of Serbia. It spreads is over 12 sq km, with a length of 13 km and a width of approx. 3 km. The average debth of the lake is about 12 m, and at certain depressions the depth reaches up to 22 m. At it's peak elevation (1213.8 m) the overall volume of water amounts to 168 x 106 cubic meters, and the spread reaches over 16.5 sq km. At it's lowest elevation (1204 m) the spread reaches 5.6 sq km.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.cityofleskovac.org",
		"latitude": 42.707416,
		"longitude": 22.344103
	},
	"21": {
		"name": "Čačalica hill",
		"city": 9,
		"city_name": "Požarevac",
		"address": "Čačalica",
		"subtitle": "Hill",
		"desc": "If you wish to learn the recent history of Požarevac, to relax and have fun, we recommend that you visit Čačalica, a picnic area with a memorial park. It is situated on the Čačalica hill above the town, 200 meters above sea level. It is covered in thick forest, with lots of greenery and flowers and it contains three springs. The forests contains almost 20.000 trees of over a hundred types.<br><br>It was here that a cedar-tree was planted for the first time in Eastern Serbia. Čačalica was ideally suited for ambling and exploring the flora and there are also recreation grounds, rest areas and playgrounds.<br><br>The feeling that an ecological equilibrium between man and nature is of utmost importance, the source of life and the greatest responsibility of the human race is the reason why an Eco Home on the Čačalica is almost finished; its purpose will be to protect and take care of the environment. By determining our attitude to nature, we appeal to all the citizens and visitors of Požarevac and beyond to show their wisdom, love and will to preserve the beauty and uniqueness of the nature that surrounds us.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.topozarevac.rs",
		"latitude": 44.613606,
		"longitude": 21.201122
	}
}