Haneul friend: Yoo Yesung from Incheon to Serbia

I heard that the Resava Cave is a famous tourist destination in Serbia. Where exactly is it located, and how many tourists visit the cave annually?

I would also like to see a photo taken in Fruška Gora National Park, one of the most well-known national parks in Serbia. When is the best time to visit this park? I'm also interested in its historical significance and background.

Additionally, I’ve learned that there's a place called Đavolja Varoš on Mount Radan in Serbia. I’m curious about how this landscape was formed and how the unusual rock towers came.

 

These days, the weather in South Korea is generally clear but a bit chilly. Across most parts of the country, we’re experiencing a typical spring pattern with significant temperature differences between day and night. Air quality often worsens due to yellow dust and fine dust particles, and there are occasional bouts of rain as well.

Compared to previous years, the warming of the weather seems to be happening more slowly. This year, the effects of climate change have been especially noticeable. For example, it even snowed at the end of March—something quite unusual for this time of year.

I’ve heard that similar climate changes and environmental issues are also appearing in Serbia. While researching Serbia’s environmental policies, I learned that the country is aligning its legal and institutional framework with EU environmental directives. Efforts are being made to introduce new legislation and invest in infrastructure, particularly in areas such as air quality, waste management, and water pollution.

During my research, I came across reports that air pollution is a serious issue in Serbian cities, especially in Belgrade. I’m curious about the specific policies the Serbian government is implementing to tackle this problem. I would also like to know how Serbia’s waste separation and recycling systems differ from those in South Korea, and in what direction they are evolving.

~Yesung & Mr.Park's conversations in Whats app~

<Yesung & Mr.Park's conversations & pictures . 2025. 03. 21 >

Yesung asked about Serbian cuisine, and Mentor Park kindly answered him.

Mr.Park : Serbians usually eat a lot of meat—like ćevap, pljeskavica, or karađorđeva šnicla. Mostly meat dishes. There's also a delicious sauce called ajvar, and kajmak, which has some Turkish influence. And of course, Serbian food goes perfectly with rakija—the traditional Serbian drink! 

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Hello! I'm Yoo Yesung. You can call me Yesung. I'm Incheon Haneul Academy in Korea. My country of interest is Serbia. Serbia has many beautiful natural environments and unique cultures, so I like it. I'm glad that I have had the opportunity to learn about the culture, food, and customs of Serbia. I think I will be able to develop my vision to see the world. Thank you!