Manjaca is a mountain in the northern part of Republic of Srpska, belonging to the Dinaric mountain system and situated about 25 kilometers south of Banja Luka. It extends across the municipalities of Mrkonjic Grad, Banja Luka and Ribnik, which lies just 15 kilometers away. The highest peak, Velika Manjaca, reaches 1239 meters above sea level. The mountain is characterized by karst terrain with dolomite and limestone rocks, hosting numerous caves and pits, including one of Republic of Srpska’s deepest pits, which plunges to 302 meters. Manjaca is surrounded by the Vrbas river to the east and the Sana river to the west, and is home to a rich diversity of flora and fauna.
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Interesting facts
Interesting facts
Zmijanje embroidery
Zmijanje cake
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За љубитеље спортско-рекреативних активности и нетакнуте природе означене су пјешачке и бициклистичке стазе.
For nature and sports enthusiasts, Manjaca provides marked hiking and cycling trails amidst unspoiled landscapes. The Manjaca Tourist and Recreation Complex, along with lake Manjaca has become a popular destination in recent years, offering a tranquil retreat and a perfect spot for relaxation and recreation.