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Situated on the main
road from Zargreb to Dalmatia, this is one of the best-known of
the Croatian National Parks and is listed as a UNESCO World
Heritage. The main attraction of this unique park is a lacework
of sixteen little lakes interconnected by waterfalls. The park
also holds the source of the River Korana and is surrounded by
dense, partly uncultivated forest. In addition to lakes and
forests, the park is adorned with several caves, springs and
flower-filled meadows. Many rare species of wild animals are
native to the area and one of the more notable park inhabitants
is the brown bear. The park’s popularity is also enhanced by
panoramic trains and electric boats for easy visitor transport.
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