Serbia » Srbija | 89 Jugoistočna Srbija, oko 330 kilometara od Beograda Southeast Serbia, approximately 330 km from Belgrade Posebno je značajno prisustvo retkih vrsta kao što su suri orao, vidra i ris Special significance is the presence of rare species here, such as the golden eagle, otter and lynx JERMA Prelepa reka Jerma probija se kroz impozantni kanjon sa strmim, stenovitim liticama. Ovaj trougao nesvakidašnje lepote između gradova Pirot, Dimitrovgrad i Babušnica sve je popularnija turistička destinacija u jugoistočnoj Srbiji. Spoj nezaboravne prirode i izuzetno vrednog kulturnog nasleđa skrivenog u kanjonu učinio je ovomesto posebnim. Specijalni rezervat prirode jedna je od omiljenih destinacija ljubitelja adrenalinskih sportova i poklonika aktivnog odmora u Srbiji. U kanjonu Jerme i okolini evidentirano je neverovatnih 887 biljnih vrsta i podvrsta, od kojih su neke reliktne i velike starosti. Biljni svet ovog područja čini 24 procenta flore Srbije, a njih 115 su na spisku zaštićenih vrsta. Životinjski svet ne zaostajemnogo za biljnim. Reka Jerma (72 km) spaja dve države, izvire u Srbiji, prolazi kroz Bugarsku i opet se vraća u Srbiju formirajući impozantan kanjon. JERMA The beautiful River Jerma forces its way through an imposing canyon valley with sheer, rocky walls. This triangle of rare beauty, situated between the towns of Pirot, Dimitrovgrad and Babušnica, is one of Southeast Serbia’s increasingly popular tourist destinations. This place ismade special thanks to the combination of unforgettable nature and extremely valuable cultural heritage that are hidden in the canyon. This special nature reserve is among the favourite destinations for lovers of adrenaline sports and those who enjoy active holidays in Serbia. Incredibly, the Jerma canyon and surrounding areas are home to a recorded 887 species and subspecies of plants, some of which are relict and extremely ancient species. The flora of this area comprises 24 per cent of all Serbian flora, including 115 that are listed as endangered and protected species, while its fauna doesn’t lag far behind. The Jerma (length of 72 km) connects two countries. It emerges in Serbia and passes through Bulgaria before returning to Serbia, forming an imposing canyon along the way.
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