I TOOK A BUS TO BOSNIA 🇧🇦 YUGOSLAVIA...(Former)

It wasn't part of my original plan, and honestly, up until a few days ago, I had never even heard of Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina. My original plan was to take the popular tourist route from Split to Dubrovnik which is a beautiful city where Game of Thrones was mostly filmed. But when I had heard that in order to go there, you would have to stamp your passport out of Croatia and into Bosnia on the way to Dubrovnik, I was suddenly intrigued and wanted to learn more. Here is my journey from Split, Croatia to the capital city of Sarajevo, Bosnia.
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[@issamhammoud2436]

This guy is just clueless when it comes to history, geography and culture.

[@bethelmitchell4243]

We do have World History in American. It’s whether you choose to take an interest in it or not. We all aren’t ignorant to what happens outside of the US.

[@Alvaro_Litti]

@@hunguy3280 You're right about the situation of Hungarian minority in Ukraine and I support their rights 100% but Russia is no angel either. They are erasing the languages and cultures of your kin brothers Khantys and Mansis, Maris, Udmurts, Mordvins etc. etc. even Tatars, Bashkirs, Siberian peoples etc.

[@Alvaro_Litti]

@@hunguy3280 Their numbers of speakers are decreasing every year, so big steps have to be taken to make them survive.

[@derekkearns3377]

@@bethelmitchell4243 use dontcjave history usa. Relaity is use have bombed have the world including bosnia for so called democracy

[@zandr6718]

I cringe watching most of his videos. Yet I can't stop watching lols

[@schnitzelblitz96]

Wow, that Bangladeshis guy history lesson was incredibly wrong. Croatians supplying weapons to Serbs? You must be kidding me…

[@michaelpanic281]

Yes, he needs to read a book. Omarska camp was run by the Serbs. Both Bosnjaks and Croats were prisoners in the camp. I guess I better start reading about Bangladeshi history so I get it right.

[@bosnacmb2]

In 1993 Croatians turned against Bosnians too for just a little while.

[@goranbabic2661]

@@bosnacmb2 Better to say Bosniaks - Muslims committed aggression against the Croats

[@aldinoa9230]

@@goranbabic2661 - stop spreading fake news, when Croatia teamed with Serbia and turned they back on Bosnians!

[@goranbabic2661]

@@aldinoa9230 Exactly. And then the Croats armed the Serbs. LoL. Who writes history for you?

[@familytablet9055]

Wow Europe is an amazing place, just by crossing a border you can go from being a tourist to being an adventurer

[@curiousnomadic]

Yeah totally, like Disneyland for adults.

[@t.m.2927]

still a tourist.

[@rlazar9086]

The Bangladeshian didn't know what he was talking about. Croatians fought Serbians they wouldn't be supplying them with weapons.

[@curiousnomadic]

Maybe he was saying they were supplying both sides as is often the case, but not likely? Glad Milosevic was finally stopped but NATO shouldn't have dragged their arse so long and made so many mistakes (eg, "friendly fire"). I was in London at the time and couldn't understand why this Macedonian girl hated me so much.

[@adineatha9766]

Why?

[@donq2957]

Johnny showed his true traveler spirit here. He took the less traveled, adventurous path and kept his cool. I hope it works out.

[@glenlewis4430]

It will work out it's an interesting place. It doesn't have the infrastructure of Croatia so it is harder to travel around though

[@manjelos]

21:12 Guy seriously say Croatian did supply Serbs with weaponry? The Serbs did take most of the weapons of former Yugoslav army so they had way too much weapons, most overkill on armaments and ammo. Croatian managed to capture some weapons from Yugoslav army but had not closely enough like Serbs. There was also international embargo for weapons against Croatia but they managed to smuggle some weapons despite embargo. But they never provided weapons to the Serbs and they also did not had need for wepaons since they had a lot of it. Only thing in some cases Croatian did sold oil to Serbs (Serbs actually used this oil for their armour to attack Srebrenica after)

[@zenarcade64]

So glad you went to Sarajevo, in spite of the cash/cell phone issue. I went there in '98 and there were no ATMs, no Uber, no Air B&B, and when you paid cash the "change" was gum and trinkets. SFOR was all over the place then. I stayed with a Bosnian family and there was no running water; it was stored in bottles. And war damage everywhere and signs said "beware of mines". But it's a great city/country that endured in the '90s what Ukraine is now. 21:00 This guy got it wrong. Croatia did not supply arms to the Bosnian Serbs...that would be like Poland supplying Russia with arms in Ukraine.

[@NapoleonBonaparde]

They didn't mind when the Croatian army lifted the siege of Bihać, his little speech is on par with the Bosniak politicians agenda of vilifying Croats in Hercegovina.

[@julianopel6403]

It's a little bit more complicated than that. There were different phases of the war.

[@saas-lk2oe]

well, if all the people of Yugoslavia had the right to self-determination, the Serbs had the same right too. I don't support any warfare or crimes, but i don't see why the Serbs in Croatia and Bosnia or the Croats in Bosnia should feel ok waking up in the country they were born and lived and suddenly be a minority, just like that. That guy should stop victimizing only his side. Terrible things happened from everyone against everyone. Now, the ended up hating each other while their corrupted governments get richer and richer... pity.

[@zenarcade64]

Most of the atrocities were committed by Serbs. Your argument can be used in every war: all sides were bad in WW2 and now Ukraine. Those who didn't see it was mostly the Germans and now the Russians choose not to see it.

[@saas-lk2oe]

@Cal you are misinterpreting my comment. All i said that its wrong to blame only one side. If you want to only blame the Serbs, fine, do it. But things are not that simple. After all, it was the Bosniaks who started the killings, at that Serbian wedding in 1992. The fact that Bosnia was divided in all ethnic groups, widespread, was one more reason to find a peaceful solution rather than promoting nationalism. It was obvious that trying to find a solution on a nationalistic basis would end up in a bloody war. And It was Alija who wrote a book about how Christians and Muslims cannot coexist, remember? I truly believe that the war in Bosnia could have been avoided, Bosnia could remain united (not just in borders but in society as well) if only you, the people of Bosnia, were smart enough not to follow blindly your nationalist leaders of that time: Milosevic & Karadzic, Tudjman, Izetbekovic. Bosnia could remain in Yugoslavia and break away after a few years, peacefully. It was inevitable to happen. But no, you HAD to play NATO's game and start killing your neighbors. I truly hope you are better off now than before, but i dont think so. The Bosnian-Croat federation is still deeply divided, the Republika Srpska still feel they are not part of Bosnia and so on. You ended up paying respect to your war criminals, hurting each other's feelings, daily. I really can't understand how you guys chose this path of destruction and that after so many years none side is ready to admit their mistakes and crimes. Just think how many innocent people would still be alive if the siege didn't happen. How many children... pity man, its a pity.

[@Kaspen031]

I would advise that you be aware of wearing Ukrainian t shirt at some places in Bosnia,especially in serbian parts

[@Kristina_955]

Why? It' s true that Serbia loves Russia, we loved them before war, but we don't hate Ukranian people. I guess Serbian people in Bosnia think the same. Unfortunately here are idiots who supports this, but lot of people are committed to peace. I saw a lot of refugees here in Belgrade and no one has any problem.

[@ljubisakupusovic7227]

Serbian never had any problems with Ukraine and Russia good friends both

[@salamanders6969]

You’re absolutely right. Vast majority of Serbs are so much pro Russian and pro Putin that’s insane. That’s the result of sickening pro Russian propaganda for the last two decades in Serbian media. I think they are still 100% convinced that Putin will come, with his war machine to this region and “liberate” “Serbian lands”. Especially Kosovo.

[@DriveforLaser]

Watch out for Chetnici very bad People

[@amrymohomed6828]

@@Kristina_955 but u guys genocide bosnians in the past right n put them into concentration camps etc,dont show that you people are so ggooood now, history speaks

[@Alvaro_Litti]

Thank you, Johnny! You made me wanna visit Bosnia and Sarajevo! 😊👍🇧🇦

[@yourhaton6502]

They are amazing

[@thedude6688]

As soon as Johnny saw those wild horses the ancestral desire to ride them and shoot arrow's came to him lol

[@ucube33]

Too bad he didn't have his recurve bow packed today

[@helenvarner5787]

What a fun video 😄. I was scared for you at first when your card was not excepted. I can't imagine being in a foreign land, and having no access to cash. You are doing a great job. Thank you for your interaction with the locals. Can't wait to see what happens next!

[@cherrlyn381]

Sorry to disagree, Johnny, but you may have been too young to remember, We did have news of what happened in the former Yugoslavia. Very heartbreaking.

[@zenarcade64]

Yes, but during Bosnia and Rwanda most Americans only cared about OJ and Tanya.

[@Marlon_Torres]

Agreed! When I heard him say we only had like 5 mins. of Yugoslavia history, I was like WTH?

[@lb7034]

@@Marlon_Torres The guy is ignorant on many matters and always puts his foot in his mouth. He is a magnet for problems

[@AnnaKaunitz]

He’s over 40, the wars lasted 10 years in total (91-01)there was a decade of coverage daily at least across Europe so anyone who missed the wars was living under a rock or wilfully ignorant.

[@terhgasabeha9552]

@@zenarcade64 president Bill Clinton.

[@finola1087]

Yugoslavia broke up in the 1990's. You should visit Mostar, which is a beautiful, old city in Bosnia.

[@parody325]

Mostar is in Herzegovina!!!

[@heavywaterr5434]

Mostar is in serbia

[@tommyt4062]

Wow still so much conflict after all this time 🙄

[@heavywaterr5434]

@Bs Ds the whole of Bosnia is just a province of Serbia. Bosnia is a made up country. I bet you would also say Bosnian is a language? xDxDxD Besides they were just too weak to fight the ottomans hence the muslims in Bosnia.

[@TheOmegakix]

@@heavywaterr5434 Wrong.

[@MrDanielpope]

awesome adventure,enjoyed it thank you Johnny for another great one

[@cherylgalleran6602]

Hey Johnny 🥰. What an ordeal in travel… little stressful. I’m glad you were able to sort it all out. I think I’d go get a drink too! LoL. I’m curious about your travels in Sarajevo. Should be interesting. I’ll for sure be watching. Much love👋🏼❤️❤️♥️

[@ohlando7913]

Enjoy the known city blogs but loved this journey you took as the sole tourist on the bus. I actually prefer a little bit of history/cultural learning over overcrowded tourist spots when I travel. Both are nice when combined.

[@BosnianBornBeast]

Yesssss!!!!!! You went to Bosnia 🇧🇦!!!! Thanks 😊!!!!!

[@balkatinos]

Johnny! Now that you've been here and have seen how awesome Bosnia is, please spread the word! This country is lovely! I am from Argentina and I've called Bosnia my home for the past two years. I LOVE IT HERE! THANKS FOR SHARING WITH THE WORLD!!!

[@rali4850]

Good job 👏 Bosnia 🇧🇦 loves you ❤️

[@DeanRamser]

Thank you Johnny for sharing your travels. My wife and I are learning so much! Thank you!!

[@JohnnyFD]

Glad you’ve enjoyed it! Thanks for being a channel member.

[@DeanRamser]

@@JohnnyFD Thanks again. Slava Ukraine! you and other Vloggers (Olena Gnes, Pavlo) are showing the world what is happening in Ukraine, now.

[@TheMyblog12]

Johnny if you are a world traveller, you should have enough credit cards with options. No need to blame others

[@mikeporecki9946]

The ATMs are funny, they don’t accept Visa (which I’ve never seen before), but the funniest part is they let you in (open the door) using a Visa card ;)

[@singahsung712]

You are a very kind gentleman Johnny thankyou for your help for the dog shelter dogs really are amazing and loyal

[@Sssmoken]

I am glad to see you are also helping our four legged friends!!

[@TitleII]

I’ve been really enjoying your videos lately, keep it up! :)

[@HoneysuckleRose]

I felt your pain when you were trying to use the ATM . Good video. Am still watching. Thank you for taking us to different countries to get new perspectives on how people live.

[@hughprice2310]

So glad you have got to BIH. Bus is the best way to get about. A fascinating country and as you are in Sarajevo, there is a very well known cevapi place in the old town. It doesn’t serve alcohol but just ask and people will let you know. As another subscriber has mentioned, Mostar is a place you must visit. It is beautiful. Other places worth a visit are Visegrad, a small town on The Drina River where the famous bridge crosses the river Drina’. Andric book was based here. Trebinje has a well preserved old town not that far from Dubrovnik. To the north, Banja Luka is a vibrant town, worth a visit and from where you could visit the north of Croatia; Vukovar has been rebuilt and easily visited by bus from the interesting town of Osijek. Wherever you go in the region you will be in very modern history, some still raw. Wherever you go, you will receive a wa4m welc9me. One final point on Split, a mini Dubrovnik is awaiting you in Trogir! You will like it. Safe travels.

[@AnthonyJosh]

I took a bus from Belgrade to Sarajevo because Air Serbia cancelled my flight and our compensation was only an 8 hour bus ride. Have you ever heard of this?

[@-Yurkey]

My father is from Bosnia, I've visited many times most of the regions. I suggest visiting Bihać, it's a smaller town but cozy, lots of tastey lamb from true Bosniacs 👍.........The horrors Bosnian people endured is well documented in a museum in Sarajevo, must visit... Slava Bosnia 🇧🇦

[@-Yurkey]

@Bs Ds Bosniacs... You lil snowflake 😘

[@rejce-ks5xu]

@Bs Ds Bosniaks.

[@-Yurkey]

@Bs Ds Yes because Bosnia is known for Malaysian muslims 🤔 ... If one says "Bosnian" and "Muslim" in the same sentence then there's absolutely no chance that there is any misunderstanding. Most Bosniacs I know don't call themselves "Bosniac" rather "Muslim" and state "Islam" whenever asked about religion... Why do you get so easily offended? Clear your mind bruh, your negativety will come back at you as a freight train 🙌

[@ABC-td6dk]

GREAT JOB JOHNNY!

[@dzigibaubh2984]

Hi dude, welcome in my hometown! I hope you're have good time,Sarajevo have so much to show. Greetings from Germany!

[@ABMW-tech]

Yes a bit of problems at the begining. But after a while, you can see, people are friendly and helpful. :)

[@MyaVamp]

so happy to see you in my city where I grew up!

[@sharonsecord5777]

It’s so cool to see those wild horses.

[@kateleatherbarrow4502]

Another place I'd like to visit. Used to read Zlata's Diary with kids I used to teach - a great book written by a teenager who lived through the siege of Sarajevo. Great video, again!

[@ivank7985]

croatia never supplied serbs with weaponry during the bosnian war, in fact they were fight each other at that time. get your facts straight mr. bangladeshi tourist fella

[@matt_fs]

You are basically going everywhere I wanna visit 😂

[@powderskier5547]

That guy is very wrong, why would Croatia provide weapons to the serbs? that is a load of bullshit. Croats were at war with the serbs and the serbs had weapons from the jugoslav army. It was the Croatian army that took on the serbs in Bosnia and the serbs were forced to surrender. Croatian army then withdrew from bosnia

[@amelkamaric553]

But serbs and croats firstly wanted to divide Bosnia in 1 part and they attacked Bosnia together firstly,thats what first happened.

[@alexlarsen6413]

@@amelkamaric553 No it didn't. What actually happened is the Serbs had almost all of the weapons from the former Yugoslav army, kind of like the Russians and the Red Army after the collapse of the USSR. These Serbs first attacked Slovenia but gave it up very quickly and withdrew all of the army from Slovenia into Croatia. Then the same Serbs from Serbia with the help of the Croatian citizens of Serbian ethnicity (who due to Serbian propaganda became separatists) attacked Croatia...again, exactly what Russia is doing now in Ukraine. The Croats had an embargo on importing weapons as did all of former Yugoslav states, so the Croats were literally buying weapons on the black market, supplied mostly by the western countries. They were using those weapons to defend themselves against the Serbian invasion started to "liberate Croatian Serbs from fascist Croats". Sound familiar? This war in Croatia were Serbia was the invader had already been going on for over a year before anything even started in Bosnia. So, you see...it makes absolutely zero sense for Croats to have been arming their enemy behind the front lines. Had they done that they would not have won the war. Now, Bosnia is inhabited by Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats, and after the failed invasion of Croatia, the Bosnian Serbs helped by the Serbian army at this point retreating from Croatia started the same mess in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the Bosniaks and Croats from Bosnia being on the same side at first. There was a brief period where they turned against each other too, I don't know why, but that was resolved relatively quickly. Following this they continued defending Bosnia against the Serbs together and soon thereafter they officially invited the Croatian military into Bosnia to help them. This was 4 years after the start of the war in Croatia and 3 years after the start of the war in Bosnia, right after Srebrenica, at the point in time when the western Bosnian enclave of Bihac was about to fall into the Serbian hands in which case they would've had Srebrenica 2, only worse. Croatian military got involved and essentially saved not only territories in Bosnia inhabited by the Croats but also entire western Bosnia inhabited by Bosniaks. This in conjunction with NATO air force literally saved their behinds, after which the Croatian military claimed nothing and simply went back to Croatia. Don't listen to some Bangladeshi fanatic, spewing easily disprovable lies.

[@brianweber4154]

The Bosnian war was huge in the 90s. Usa was also involved.

[@tim.iteland.9447]

Lived in Mostar until February for 4 months . 20gb data at high speed is 4bam./ Bosnian marks = €2. Best deal or 15gigabytes a day for 72 hours also €2 on MTEL network .

[@Capt.Marco-Hawk-L.L.A.P]

When I was in Dubrovnik I took a coach to Budva, Budva was great and has a lovely old fortress, inside the fortress was a small shop that made a fantastic pizza with an egg in the middle and it was yummy, and the ice-cream was the best, and ended up drinking a few Niksicko on the beach just east of the fortress.

[@dzonikg]

I dont know why people from west dont come 2 Budva..i been to Budva all my life since i am born every summer so from 70s..during Yugoslavia there was lot off west tourist but now not..almost only Russian ,Ukranians and Serbs

[@audaxxaudaxx160]

@@dzonikg We just don't know about its existence, and getting outside of the EU is just an extra hassle/cost which most people rather avoid.

[@dzonikg]

@@audaxxaudaxx160 What is extra cost..you just need passport..but like i sad i been there and during Yugoslavia every summer and then most foregein tourist were Germans by far..now no Germans and west tourist at all even Montenegro is in NATO

[@audaxxaudaxx160]

@@dzonikg It takes time to become more popular again. Well, I'm not saying it is expensive, it's just an "extra" to go outside EU when Croatia's coast is already beautiful and you don't need to worry about passport and border control. And again, the problem is mainly "the unknown". It's not like the Montenegro Tourist Agency is spending a lot on marketing to target (Western) Europeans like me. And NATO isn't really what brings in tourists you know ^^ and yeah maybe you are thinking of Eastern Germans who know have the chance to go to Italy, Spain and so on.. I personally took a detour from Dubrovnik to Mostar to get to Split a few years back, but sadly Montenegro isn't really "on the way", you know... But, see, just by your comment I know I should visit Budva when I'm in the neighbourhood.

[@dzonikg]

@@audaxxaudaxx160 Montenegro is not just Budva..whole coastline is beautiful with mountains in background ...also much cheaper then Croatia ..during Yugoslavia there was so call "Jadranska magistrala"..basicly its a road from Albanian border all the way to Italian border almost all driving by sea. If you have car you should drive it at least ones...i never get bored driving on it

[@dzonikg]

This guy from Bangladesh just invent things from his head

[@wilburbonzo]

Hvar is not a city, it is a Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, located off the Dalmatian coast, lying between the islands of Brač, Vis and Korčula.

[@denkodel6516]

Actually there is a city called city of Hvar on the island of Hvar. More like a town but none the less it is legally known as a city!

[@ineax7447]

REVOLUT coming in clutch yet again 🤘😼🤙

[@JohnnyFD]

It was literally my first time ever using that card, and I had it for years already.

[@ineax7447]

@@JohnnyFD REVOLUT has saved me way too many times 🤣🤣🤣

[@louisep4805]

They should put some lampshades on the lights would make a huge difference. Thanks for sharing Johnny interesting to see these different historic Countries 👍

[@steven9541]

Hertz a go ve na.....sound......great video, love the wild horses

[@yourhaton6502]

There are wild horses in Livno and outside Mostar. They were released by farmers during the war

[@irfankaragic4325]

Nope, pal. They were released long before last war. '50 or '60 last century.

[@kikiriki7437]

If i knew u're coming I'd give you a tour. The taxi drivers tend to drive around to bump up the prices to tourists. However, we do have cheapest taxi in the region. Best taxis to go for are the red ones :)

[@ArminHDCABLE]

I am bosnian and it is nice to see u visit bosnia. I moved to norway when i was young and it is so sad to see how poor the country is now. All the young people are leaving i hope someday bosnia can be better

[@dinoo2419]

prebjeglico,ljudi su krvarili da bi ti hladio muda u norveskoj i srao da smo siromasni

[@mh01769]

Thank you for visiting! I'll be traveling from USA 🇺🇸 to Bosnia 🇧🇦 this month

[@exitleft8416]

Glad your fit Johnny 💙dark depressing there😩 sorry you had such a long day but that room 🤯! Oh dear floor mats on lounge to cover it no light shades I know it was night but hope you stay safe the vibe isn't good there holding my breath till you leave LOL love always Australia 💜 🙏

[@icekoldpimp]

Croatia was also in Yugoslavia

[@chumbawumba1959]

You need to go look at the Sarajevo Olympic facilities and how destroyed they were from the war.

[@ohlando7913]

I like how we also experience the struggles of traveling in each different country through Johnnys videos. The sim card situation is one example 😂

[@user-ht3jc7jt6d]

I am starting to wonder if he creates problems for himself on purpose 🤣

[@JohnnyFD]

Trust me, I wish I didn't have these issues.

[@shaundaly8202]

Good u know now Johnny, south America beware bud, pre paid card nice, also always need lots of cards

[@dzonikg]

@@JohnnyFD Internet from same sim card will be good for Bosnia,Serbia,Macedonia and Montenegro..you dont need to change SIM card ..because in that 4 countries there is no roaming..but Slovenia and Croatia are in EU so they are separate. Also if you are from that 4 countries from ex Yugoslavia you dont need passport to enter any off that 4 countries (only ID is enough) but you need for Croatia and Slovenia because they are in EU

[@willi19391]

This is so much different than Croatia. Now when you're in Bosnia, you entered the Balkans, enjoy.

[@Kaonik1978]

Croatia is Balkan to

[@YourD3estinY]

You do realize that most people consider Croatia - or at least the adriatic area - to be part of Southeastern Europe aka "the Balkans". I know, the Greater Hungarian/Pannonian Plain might not be considered part of Southeastern Europe, but he went to Bosnia from Split, so he definitely was already in the Balkans.

[@dzonikg]

Croatia is also in Balkans..but even during Yugoslavia Croatia was more developed even was same country

[@milan1969]

That Indian guy is full of BS. Tell him to read the history books again.

[@glenlewis4430]

Hey Jonny I think you will find Bosnia interesting. It's like 3 nations living within one country. There are areas where everyone speaks Croatian and are Catholic areas that are Bosniak Muslim and Serbian areas like Sprska you will recognise by lots of Orthodox (like Greek and Russian) churches. The war needs some research too man it was very complicated!

[@davespanya]

Croatia where you were is also former Yugoslavia…😉

[@tim.iteland.9447]

If you have a foreign ATM card , only use ADDIKO bank and refuse the exchange rate . This will save your charges by over 12%

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Thanks for your great channel Mr Johnny you show present day European countries of 2022.

[@Youcantmilkthoose]

Welcome to Bosnia LEGEND !

[@TheKrakovv]

Croatia wasn't supplying arms to Serbia, lol. They were enemies.

[@BosnianBornBeast]

Think he meant the deal between Tudjman and Milosevic to split the country of Bosnia between Serbia and Croatia.

[@AirWolf2301]

Croatia was supplying Bosnia with weapons ironically... soooooo this guy is full of shit.

[@lilibueta]

@@BosnianBornBeast but you forgot another "small" part to Bosnian Muslims also wanted whole Bosnia under their own (Islamic) rules, while Bosnia was and still is a multiethnic land populated by 3 ethnicities which are all native to it. If they don't learn to coexist again, it will never be a normal place. In Yugoslavia people coexisted just fine, but then some took some foreign advice

[@BosnianBornBeast]

@@lilibueta How can we have Islamic law when we live in the middle of a Christian Europe continent? Listen as a muslim, fight for religion is pointless because it's like talking to a dry wall. Everyone has their own opinions. It's because Serbs and Croats nationalists wanted to unite with Serbia and Croatia. And by killing people in Bosnia who weren't radical nationalists and for Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosniaks, Croats and even Serbs alike) they would have accomplished their achievement. But reality said otherwise....

[@YourD3estinY]

​@@lilibueta Please stop it with blaming ominous foreign actors, that wanted to destroy Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was a failed state economically without any hope or will to resolve them collectively, thus the richer Republics wanted to separate from the poorer ones.

[@mr.sts.p]

I was in Sarajevo 2001 back packning in Europe you have a lot to see Johnny! 👍 😀

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Wowwwwww Croatia and Bosnia looks fabulous after their wars.

[@zivrozental6430]

Croatia was also part of Yugoslavia. Very nice video.

[@brianweber4154]

Croatia is also former yugo

[@MetoF50Narliev]

I was in Sarajevo a few years ago. Man there were still bullet holes on some of the buildings from the war. But it's a really beautiful country.

[@flaviasequeira3849]

Visited Bosnia in 2018.Bullet ridden building s still stand. It's a beautiful country

[@markoperica2]

That Bangladeshi guy does not know what he is talking about.

[@keithm.404]

This reminds me of my first day in Cyprus, one shitshow after another. I still had a great time though!

[@zachvanwolf2123]

Been in Cyprus in late summer 2007, just as it was possible to cross the Greco-Turkish border without checkpoints. It was amazing and I had nothing to complain about except for some foolish british tourists.

[@Herbie1337]

Welcome to my country!

[@jonmccay6919]

You didn't go to fortress Klis? It's just outside of Split in the hills. You probably drove right by it on the way to Sarajevo.

[@zachvanwolf2123]

Yes. What a shame. And he missed out on greatest pečenje ever there in the fortress! And I had many!

[@mtl111mtl]

Johnny, the cabby hornswoggled you by padding the ride. That sandwich looks like it could feed four people.

[@Baldricksturnip]

If you'll have time visit Sevdah art house, it's a coffee bar in Bašćaršija or the old market. Order yourself their house coffee. It's called sevdah coffee or something like that. It's a Turkish coffee that comes with rahat lokum aka Turkish delights and also try their hurmašica, a traditional Bosnian treat. It's a pastry of sort, pure excellence, sweet, juicy and soft. You won't find anything like that in Croatia, well, at least not of that quality. I tend to go there whenever I visit Sarajevo.

[@mrtomcruise5192]

I thought i heard on your videos you moved to poland now for lower taxation. How much is taxation in poland

[@mczeljk]

It’s quite sad to see that people there still not get along. In my opinion this country is doomed to fall apart

[@michaelodishelidze222]

So as the title says you went from (the former) Yugoslavia to (the former) Yugoslavia. Brilliant.

[@JohnnyFD]

That's because the cities I visited in Croatia has zero trace of Yugoslavia left...

[@michaelodishelidze222]

@@JohnnyFD Did you even visit Yugoslavia before the breakup?

[@ucube33]

Bosnia and the rest of Yugoslavia is an amazing place. Hospitable people, affordable, beautiful views and scenery. You went on some proper Bald-style adventure. Pub with the innkeeper being a proper drinker, confused taxi driver etc

[@curiousnomadic]

Agree. Johnny is a way better traveler than Gabriel Traveler.

[@sanjin9665]

There are different types of beauty but Bosnia is one of the most beautiful countries you’ll visit. And the food is way better than Croatia and Serbia. Bosnia does get a lot of tourists too but they are mostly all in Sarajevo and Mostar and it’s more Bosnians from afar who come back home to visit like from the USA or Canada and rest of Europe! Dobrodošao u Bosnu i lijep ostanak! Uživaj Balkansku ljepotu 🙏🏽

[@user-ht3jc7jt6d]

It is insane that you would not carry some cash with you when you travel💁

[@JohnnyFD]

There was no money changer there anyway. i had USD and Croatian Kuna with me.

[@tuffgong9951]

I really enjoyed Split with its cheap food and Dubrovnik with its scenic beauty! Both cities are gorgeous! One day I will travel to Sarajevo!

[@korallrev3497]

if you think split is cheap now you should see how it was 10 yrs ago. 20 usd and you could buy the world

[@northernstar4811]

Herzegovina gets its name from the German word "Herzog" meaning a "Duke", so Herzegovina can be translated as the "Duke`s land" or "the land of the Duke".

[@urosmarjanovic663]

Of which exact duke? :D

[@alienalloy604]

@@urosmarjanovic663 stjepan vukcic kosaca

[@urosmarjanovic663]

@@alienalloy604 Which was his full ducal title? :D "Duke of... ?"

[@alienalloy604]

@@urosmarjanovic663 Im to lazy to look it up but i think it was Herzog(Duke)of Zahumlje/Hum

[@urosmarjanovic663]

@@alienalloy604 "Herzog of Saint Sava"

[@joeschmoe8504]

Dubrovnik at night during the slow season is fun. One night it was just me and the cats

[@cungalunga4394]

Wow the Bangladesh guy explained it very well 👍

[@yourhaton6502]

Have some lamb when there. It’s amazing! Also in Sarajevo, go to the old city sweet shop and have cinnamon chocolate covered almonds

[@lukelovewins9078]

Excellent Vedio Johnny. "Different " 👍. I Want to Visit Europe. Just wondering if I Could Travel to Different Countries with a US Passport, Using Trains and Buses ? Helpful video. Thanks again point Man. 🙏💙💪✌😎

[@AbandonedCityCamoCrewExplorers]

THAT LAD KNOWS HIS HISTORY BANG ON FOLLOWED IT WELL AT THE TIME

[@barrocasonthemove6805]

Very neat! I believe it’s pronounced “hurt-za-go-vee-na”

[@PinayGio]

Johnny aditional lock is just in case that Bosnian Spiderman dont jump in your apartment :D :D :D

[@helloworld-sx8fy]

go in old town try some local food, you can also use a cable car to abounded bobsled track , definitely check sarajevo roses story, markale market and memorial , try our coffee and rakija, explore vijecnica , go to tabija to see the view of the city and have a coffee at the kamarija which is next to, spot the difference between the otoman part and Austria Hungary part, go to commie block's

[@Freshiesbangers]

He should’ve gone grbavica but I guess he’s just a pička

[@yourhaton6502]

Go check out Butik Badem in Old Town Sarajevo and buy some sweets and chocolate covered almonds. They are to die for

[@DarHilton]

What a beautiful place 😊

[@archangelmichael5908]

Is that a Grindr shirt or are the colors for Ukraine?

[@clarel3447]

I didn’t know Bosnia had horses 🤣☠️ Also any Aussies here notice that lady name dropping the Comanchero bikie gang ( one of our biggest bikie/ drug gangs in aus ) true wtf moment.

[@mark123655]

Yep. Very strange. But makes sense that it's in ex-Yuogslavia places

[@Daninvietnam]

Lady, guess you could call her that.

[@M077Y]

Yeah, I was a bit surprised by that! Would love to know more about the connection..!

[@Crotranee]

Bro visit northern Croatia everyone just go to the sea side

[@alexsmith32012]

Comanchero are not just a motorcycle club in Australia they are let say not the best friends with the police. Nor best friends with other motorcycle clubs like the Hells Angeles.

[@formxshape]

Mostar is a great place to visit if you can.

[@Nermash]

Johhny, can't believe you were in a Sarajevo, I would have liked to shake your hand and buy a beer or two :)

[@davorbatinic7594]

OK you are now in the kingdom of ćevapi and burek, and as a Croat I have to sincerly admit that offer is way much better then in Croatia. So next time, in local suburb joint over totally unplanned rakija and beer with locals if you want to start an endless arguing over more rakija and beer, just say them: "I had the best ćevapi in Sarajevo 'kod Ferhatovića' or 'kod Želje' or whatever ćevapi joint." or you may try to order "burek sa sirom (stuffed with cheese)", that gonna piss them off, and then more rakija and beer. Btw, ćevapi and burek are only a street food, so try to expand your culinary experience with 'bosanski lonac' or roasted lamb. While in Sarajevo, try to drop to town of Visoko, it is a short day trip, and overthere ask for a local guy Semir Osmanagić, also known as Bosnian Indiana Jones, he gonna sell you story about the hidden pyramids, UFOs, alien, and stuff like that, evidences that supports his story are not so conclusive and convincing, but he is a good story teller, and tour throu tunnels and nice nature is as a matter a fact quite interesting, and of course on refreshmemt pitstop more rakija, beer, ćevapi, burek or pita. So you may decide to stay overthere to excavate the hidden pyramids. OK, maybe that is more Bald and Bankrupt type of the continent. While I mentioned Mr. Bald the must see location in Bosnia is Titov bunker in Konjic, a cold war relic that exceedes anything seen in the Soviet Union, frozen in time as a time capsule of Yugoslav commie past, feel of '70ies still lives overthere, full setup, and ready for operative use, and above all that facility is monumental and still in excellent condition, and as that it survived the '90ies war. Spoiler alert for Mr. Bald, the Konjic bunker is not the most monumental of bunkers in the area, there is even bigger one, even the bunker that fits the complete air force base within. And those mentioned monumental bunkers are not the complete offer of abandoned monumental bunkers of that era. Albanian bunkers are places buit by amateurs and child toys compared to Yugoslav stuff in available in Croatia and BiH.

[@jameskeefe1761]

An airbnb like that in the US would cost well over $100. So thats a great deal.