Plitvička Jezera Municipality

Plitvička Jezera is a municipality in Lika-Senj County in central Croatia covering about 539 square kilometers with several settlements, where Korenica serves as the administrative center. The territory spreads across forested hills and includes various smaller villages connected by roads.

The region formed part of the Croatian Military Frontier during Ottoman conflicts, marked by defensive structures that remain visible across the territory. These fortifications show its importance as a strategic buffer zone in a turbulent period.

The municipality brings together people from different backgrounds who share local celebrations and community gatherings throughout the year. You can see this diversity reflected in the way residents use public spaces and maintain their distinct traditions side by side.

The region connects to major cities through the D1 main road, making travel and exploration straightforward. The best time to visit is during warmer months when roads are easily accessible and weather is pleasant.

The territory holds the designation of First Category Area of Special State Concern, reflecting its status as an underdeveloped region with growth potential. This classification enables special support and development programs that shape daily life in the area.