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Vastu in Bosnia:

When few of vastu consultants in Delhi were in a meeting at in "The Lalit New Delhi" hotel (read more info on Hotel vastu), we all discussed about Bosnia country clashes and wish to make step into peace in future. We all like to go to Bosnia and wish to provide guidance to the Government of Bosnia.

But we did not get any support from different sources. Later we all busy and did not concentrate again. Anyway now Bosnia is in good condition and attracting tourists. Narrow escape of internal wars. Very glad to know this change in this country, we like peace in this world, when there is peace, there should be development. God Bless Bosnia.

Many Vastu consultants in India tried to visit Bosnia. After hearing internal wars, many were taken U-turn. Otherwise, many vastu consultants may visit Bosnia. We heard about one vastu consultant in Kolkatta visited Bosnia in the year 2014, but we are not getting any confirmed news on this.

Now Bosnia is in a peaceful climate. Slowly Indians wish to settle there. Things go smooth now. Coming years, we will see many changes in this country. In case this country taken decision of building the new structures with Vastu  principles then wonders took place.

Following Vastu is not evil. Indeed its a good idea. We urge all Bosnians, request your Government to follow Vastu Tips. It enhances more opportunities in future. Afterwards, all political decisions will be more positive and finally, your people experience good life then. Once your government followed Vaastu principles then BOSNIA never experience the political unrest.

Some Vasthu  links information brings more knowledge on this Vaasthu science:

If there is more East open space then this East facing house vastu brings good luck.

When there is more West open space then it may giving good results and further more giving lot of disturbances in the life. So one may read some principles on West facing house vastu, it may be important before buying the Sites or home.

Many thought North facing is good, one should know some principles about North Facing House Vastu before buying these properties.

Many thought that South facing house vastu is not at all good, after knowing very small information residents does not move to the South facing homes. Is it true to believe?

Most of the residents thought about Northeast facing house vastu> is excellent, is it really giving such benefits to the inhabitants, then you may understand how our knowledge on traditional and ancient science.

Southeast facing house vastu

Is all Southwest facing house vastu brings bad luck to the residents, we recommended many South facing homes to our clients. Why?

Bosnia Information:

Bosnia and Herzegovina, often known as Bosnia-Herzegovina and abbreviated as B&H is a country in Southeastern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula. The country is one of the most beautiful in Europe and much of its territory is covered by hills, mountains and forests.

The bordering countries include Montenegro towards the Southeastern, Serbia towards the east (East vastu) and Croatia towards the North and west (West vastu). The country has a long-term history of foreign intervention, communist government, and Wars that ended as late as 1995.

But today, the country is one of the most developed, stable, with high literacy rate and human development index. Also, the country is one of the most frequently visited countries and is famous for ethics, moral values, cultural heritage, cuisine, festivals, music, and architect.

In the ancient times, the modern Bosnia was settled by a number of civilizations like Illyrian and Celtic. Also, evidence concludes that this area was inhabited at least since the Neolithic age. The country has rich cultural, political and traditional history.

From the 6th century onwards, the area was inhabited by the Slavic people. The time when the first kingdom was established in the area was 1377. But it was too late as the Ottoman empire was starting their campaign in Europe and the area soon felt towards the Ottomans.

Ottomans ruled the area for almost 4 centuries and the period of their rule was termed as peaceful as the Ottomans were not brutal occupiers as expected. Also, they constructed a number of architectural pieces and other welfare institutions. The Bosnian Muslims also gave many influential personalities to the Ottoman military and administration.

As the time passed, the Ottoman Empire got weak and Bosnia was soon annexed by the Austro-Hungarian empire which ruled the area until the end of WW1. Afterward, the area was ceded to the “Kingdom of Yugoslavia” which became a communist country after the World War 2. Bosnia remained the part of Yugoslavia till 1991 until Yugoslavia dissolved and Bosnia declared its independence.

But this was not the ending, and due to a number of reasons “Bosnian War” started in which millions of people especially the Bosnian Muslims were killed or massacred. Also, the infrastructure and cities were destroyed and since the economy of the country is not much recovering. The Bosnian War ended in 1995 when all the warring groups reached an agreement in Paris.

The topographic and geographic features of the country are diverse and beautiful. Around 50% of the total area is covered by the forests (also containing Dinaric Alps). The main geographic zone of the country is High plains and plateaus, low mountains and higher Dinaric Alps which cover most of the country.

Due to these heart touching features like the Alps, beautiful sceneries, snowy mountains, peaceful towns, Bosnia can be compared to Switzerland to some extent. This is also the reason it is one of the favorite tourist destinations.

Some of the natural resourced of the country include coal, iron, bauxite, manganese, timber, copper, chromium, lead, zinc and hydropower. The country has a coastline of only 20 kilometers (12.4 mi) which is less but better than being landlocked. The coastline is also flanked by Croatian peninsula but United Nations has given Bosnia right to steam towards the outer sea.

After the Bosnian War which ended in 1995, it was a difficult task for the government to rebuild the infrastructure and economy as it was also a newly created state. Before the independence, the country was mainly industrialized and exported metal worth billions.

After the independence, the scenario totally changed and the economy of the country is diversified. The agriculture sector is flourishing mostly in private sectors and farms. There are a number of matters still that needed to sort out so economic growth may become stable.

One of the most fast growing industries in the country is tourism industry (Industry vastu). The country is one of the most favorite tourist destinations and millions of tourists visit the country annually. The country was also termed as one of the best countries in terms of tourism and will see the most number of tourists from 1995-2020.

The main ethical groups, which made up the population of the country are Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croatians. Also, there is a small population of Jews and Roma. The most dominating followed the religion of the country is Islam.

Afterward, it is Christianity which is further divided into Serbian Orthodoxy and Catholicism. Although Christianity was common in the region for decades, Islam came in the age during the reign of Ottoman empire.

Also, Bosnian Muslims contributed much to the Ottoman Empire from military ranks to political officials. The constitution of Bosnia does not specify an official language. But the most widely accepted languages are Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian. Also, these languages are recognized to some extent and have equal rights in every term.

• Country Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Capital City Sarajevo
• Area: 51,197 km²
• Population: 3.517 million (2016)
• Currency: Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark
• Official languages: No official languages.
• Demonym: ‎Bosnian‎; ‎Herzegovinian
• Government Federal Parliamentary constitutional republic legislature Parliamentary Assembly
• Religions: ,Islam 51%, Christians 46%
• Time Zone: CET (UTC+1), CEST(UTC+31)
• Drives on the Right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +387
• Internet TLD .ba
• Bosnia and Herzegovina National Bird Tocororo
• Bosnia and Herzegovina National Flower Lilium bosniacum
• Important Cities: Sarajevo, Mostar, Banja Luka, Tuzla, Bihac, Brcko, Travnik
• Famous Rivers Neretva, Vrbas, Una, Drina, Sava, Bosna, Lim, Korana, Glina, Sana, Vrbanja
• Border Countries Montenegro, Serbia, Croatia
• Spiritual Places Ferhat Pasha Mosque (Banja Luka), Gazi Husrev-Beg Mosque (Sarajevo), Emperor's Mosque (Sarajevo), Karadoz Bey Mosque (Moster), Fethija Mosque (Bihac), Nativity of the Theotokos Cathedral (Sarajevo), Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (Banja Luka), Cathedral of Holy Transfiguration (Trebinje), Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity (Mostar), Cathedral Church of the Ascension (Nevesinje)
• Tourist Attractions: Stari Most, Neretva, Kravice, Drina, Bascarsija, Jahorina, Sarajevo Tunnel, Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic Bridge, Sutjeska National Park, Vlasic, Hercegovacka Gracanica, War Childhood Museum, Sniper Tower, Gazi Husrev-Beg Mosque, Corona, Vrelo Bosne

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