Bosnia and Herzegovina

Introduction

Bosnia and Herzegovina is located in Europe, with its capital being Sarajevo and the official language being Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian.

BAM is the legal tender of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The top-level domain of Bosnia and Herzegovina is .ba, and to make an overseas call to Bosnia and Herzegovina, you need to add +387 / 00387 before the number.

The IANA time zone of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Europe/Sarajevo. The local time is 7 hours ahead compared to Beijing time. On 2026-02-25, the sunrise time in Bosnia and Herzegovina's capital Sarajevo is 07:29, and the sunset time is 18:29.

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Multicultural Balkan Crossroads

Bosnia and Herzegovina is located in the west-central part of the Balkan Peninsula in Southeastern Europe, and its capital, Sarajevo, is a historic city. The country's terrain is predominantly mountainous, with the Drina River running through its territory, and is known as the "Jerusalem of Europe". Bosnia and Herzegovina was once part of Yugoslavia, after independence in 1992 after the war, now consists of Bosniak, Serbian, Croatian common composition, multicultural mix, Orthodox Christianity, Catholicism and Islam coexist. The economy is dominated by agriculture, manufacturing and tourism, with the Old Stone Bridge in Mostar (a World Heritage Site) and the Bazaar culture of Sarajevo attracting tourists from around the globe. As a crossroads connecting Eastern and Western Europe, Bosnia and Herzegovina is striving to integrate into the European integration process, demonstrating a resilient cultural vitality.