Oral traditions about fairies will come to life again, this time in the Magic Forest of the most beautiful park in the south of Europe.

In Croatia, there are nine fairies, in Serbia there are 300 fairies, the most famous of which is Villa Ravijojla, in Montenegro, fairies are responsible for the creation of Lake Skadar, and in Bosnia and Herzegovina there are living legends about five fairies: Red Fairy, Mountain Fairy, Bosnian Fairy , Hill’s Fairy and the Golden Queen Fairy Mother.

Stories about them go back to Slavic and even older Illyrian traditions.

A pavilion with six billboards explaining the phenomenon of fairies has already been built in the Magic Forest of the Archaeological-Tourist-Sports Park 'Ravne 2'.

Professors from the sculpture department of the Academy of Fine Arts of the University of Sarajevo are working on the creation of five beautiful, long-haired fairies with wings that will decorate the forest in the park and give it a sense of mysticism and secrecy. The opening of this installation is scheduled for April 2024.

Uncover the world's oldest pyramids in Bosnia as Dr. Sam Osmanagich delves into vast underground networks and electromagnetic energy. With decades of research, he reveals governments' reluctance to explore numerous pyramids globally, including those in Antarctica. The Bosnian structures, some estimated at 30,000 years old, host a 60-mile labyrinth of tunnels that reportedly offer health benefits. Explore this fascinating archaeological journey and the hidden world of pyramids.

Bosnian explorer and archaeologist Dr Sam Osmanagich is best-known for his extraordinary – if sometimes challenged – work with uncovering and exploring what he believes to be a complex of buried pyramids in central Bosnia-Herzegovina. Here, Sam lays down the background to the importance of his claimed find by looking at the many other fascinating different kinds of pyramids around the world from different eras, far beyond the ones we usually hear about. Recorded at the Glastonbury Symposium, July 2023.