Ethno-village "Stanishichi"

Bielina: a city in Republika Srpska, part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the center of the Semberia region.

St. Petka Monastery: a women's monastery in the city of Bielina was founded by Bishop of the Zvornitsky-Tuzlan Diocese Vasily. The monastery was built in the Russian-Byzantine style with golden bulbous domes characteristic of traditional Russian architecture. The lower church is dedicated to St. Sergius of Radonezh and there are stored the relics of the Hieromartyr John Knyazhev and particles of the relics of St. Sergius of Radonezh and St. Nectarins of Aegina.

Stanisichi Ethno Village was founded in 2003 thanks to the inspiration of Boris Stanisic. In the village there is a functioning wooden temple, and not far from it there is a baptism and a monastic house - the monastery of St. Nicholas. Wooden bridges and a large stone bridge, which is a miniature copy of the famous bridge in Sarajevo – Kozy Bridge (Cupria), a lake with swans, where you can ride a boat; one of the boats in its structure imitates Noah’s Ark.

You can see how old mills work: the water mill was built in 1937, there is also a mill built in 1917 for grinding flour for delicious pancakes, which are served in the restaurant. There is also a forge, a granary, an oil mill (built in 1948), original wooden houses, which present expositions of ancient furniture and folk costumes, as well as working tools used by artisans.

Stone amphitheater with 380 seats, hotels "Pirg" and "Ras", restaurants of national and international cuisine "Konoba" and "Elas", a shop where you can buy souvenirs. The village also has a mini-railway, on which a small steam locomotive with wagons for tourists rides.

Tavna Monastery: an active convent of Zvornitsk-Tuzlan diocese, located on the slopes of Majevica Mountain, 26 km from the city of Bielina. The monastery is dedicated to the Holy Trinity. The monastery was founded in the Middle Ages, and folk legends link its foundation with the reign of the Serbian king Stefan Dragutin (1282-1316). During the XVII century the monastery is mentioned several times in historical sources. During the Turkish rule, there were repeated destructions and sufferings of the monastery. The paintings and other jewels of the monastery were destroyed. During World War II, the Ustashi interned and dispersed the brethren, and the Germans burned the monastery konak. The renewal of monastic life began in 1954 with the arrival of the abbess Truth and Sisterhood. Today, the monastery complex includes: the Cathedral Church of the Most Holy Trinity, a konak with the Pokrovsky Chapel, a summer altar, a konak for a confessor, a guest house and other outbuildings.

Ethno-village "Sunny river" - walk through the ethno-village, which is located on the right bank of the river Drina, in Western Serbia. The village covers an area of 7 hectares and is an oasis for rest and relaxation.

• Services of a licensed Russian speaking guide,
• A vehicle.