Travel, Tronosa vilage

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Tronoša is the most famous village in the vicinity of my hometown Loznica. It is known for the Tronoša monastery, which was built in the 14th century. It is known for Vuk Karadžića, the reformer of the Serbian Cyrillic script, who learned his first letters in that very monastery, and it is known for its clean, healthy, bacteriologically correct drinking water that springs near the fountain called 9 Jugovića. The Jugovics are historical figures from as far back as 1389. Tronoša water is produced and sold throughout Serbia and the surrounding areas. When it's tropical heat, we sometimes know that we spend the whole day in Tronoša, hidden in the coolness of the lush vegetation.