Jerdup National Park

Jerdap is an amazing national park located in the eastern part of Serbia, on the border with Romania. Its total area is 63,608 hectares, and together with the protected area - 93,968 hectares. The main natural phenomenon of this place is the magnificent Jerdap Gorge, through which the Danube River flows. The national park stretches for 100 km by a narrow strip with a width of 2-8 km along the right bank of the Danube River. It is located in a mountainous area, with significant elevation differences from 50 to 800 meters.

Local flora is characterized not only by richness and diversity, but also by a huge number of relict plants. There are about 1,100 species here. Among the local representatives of the fauna should be noted lynx, bears, wolves, owls and jackals. Also here lives a unique white-tailed eagle and rare black storks.

Jerdup is very popular among tourists. Entrance to the reserve ranges from 10 to 30 euros, depending on the age of the visitor.