The Triglav National Park

Triglav National Park is Slovenia's sole national park. It was founded in its contemporary form in 1981 and is located in the country's northwestern corner, namely in the southeastern section of the Alpine range. Mount Triglav, the tallest mountain in the Julian Alps, is virtually in the center of the park. The valleys radiate from it, delivering water to two enormous river systems that originate in the Julian Alps: the Soa and the Sava, which run to the Adriatic and Black Seas, respectively.

The Triglav National Park is Slovenia's oldest, largest, and only national park. Bohinj is in the center of it all. Triglav, Slovenia's tallest peak, is surrounded by a protected natural and cultural region. Because of the park's delicate natural habitat and fragility, it is also a member of Unesco's Man and the Biosphere Programme. Vintgar Canyon is a 1600-meter-long, 250-meter-deep gorge in Triglav National Park's eastern region. The Radovna river runs through the Vintgar gorge, which is filled with minor waterfalls, rapids, and erosion craters. The gorge may be visited through a safe tourist path that runs through it. Book your flights to Ljubljana, as well as your accommodation, excursions, and activities in Slovenia, such as a Bled and Bohinj Alpine Lakes trip from Ljubljana.

Location: Bohinj, Slovenia