AI generatedMokra Gora
Serbia · Western Serbia · 1000 m
Short description of Mokra Gora
Mokra Gora holds two things built for effect that turned out to work. The Sargan Eight is a narrow gauge railway that climbs three hundred metres of hillside by looping itself into a figure of eight, abandoned in 1974 and rebuilt as a heritage line in the nineteen nineties, and a steam train runs the loop in about two and a half hours. Above it Emir Kusturica built Drvengrad, a whole wooden village as a film set for his own use and then kept it, with a church, a cinema and streets named after people he admires.
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Recommended length of stay
Minimum1 day
Optimal1 day
Maximum2 days
Travel seasons at a glance
Best time to visit: May – September
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Sargan Eight narrow gauge steam railway
- Drvengrad, Kusturica's wooden village
- Mountain views from the railway loops
- Kustendorf film festival (approx. January)
- Drvengrad cinema and its wooden church
- Tara National Park forest above the valley(Day trip)
- Sargan tunnels and the mountain viaducts
- Village guesthouses and the Serbian mountain kitchen