Founded in 1949, Plitvice Lakes National Park is Croatia’s most popular tourist attraction and largest national park. Standing as one of the world's most beautiful places, it is no wonder that Plitvice Lakes National Park was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site from 1979. Spanning 300 square kilometers, this park consists of 16 crystal lakes, formed naturally through the terrains and connected by 90 magnificent waterfalls.

The beauty of the National Park lies in its miles of boardwalk trails, ancient castles, caves, as well as a variety of rare bird species, flora, and fauna. With numerous waterfalls that plummet down into pools of crystal-clear water, iridescent insects and the towering trees amidst the lush greenery enveloping you, they will be your companions on this soul-soothing journey which is definitely a must-see for all the nature lovers out there.