Synopsis

The Balkan Peninsula has long been a theater of conflict, a central stage for history's great battles. Yet, it holds a hidden dimension, a realm largely unknown: a place where primeval forests and expansive wetlands shelter unspoiled wilderness, and towering cliffs and barren plateaus safeguard a past that feels remarkably untouched. The Balkans encompass regions that seem almost mythical in their character. In Croatia’s Kopacki Rit Wetlands, the presence of landmines deters human encroachmen