Some more pictures from the last visit.

Afridi,Feroz Shah,Aman and me.Departure from Pristina towards Skopje by U N Shuttle service.

Wandering in the new city of Belgrade.Belgrade is pronounced in serbian language as "Beo Grade" which means "The white City". It has two main parts now a days called new-belgrade and old-belgrade.

Sultan’s Mosque, was built in 1463 by Sultan Murat as his endowment, a unique mosque of this kind. The Sultan built two more endowments in Bursa and Izmir in Turkey.

 The mosque is situated near the Old Bazaar in Skopje. It survived several disasters two fires and the earthquake in 1963 but it still remained and was later reconstructed. The plates in the front part are engraved with names of sultans and dates of undertaken reconstruction of the mosque. It is assumed that the original shape of the mosque is the same as in the two other buildings that were mentioned above.Today there is a porch in front of the northwestern side with four columns with beautifully decorated caplets. They are connected by arcades that hold the roof construction. The internal room is on a square base and is separated by two rows of three columns, joined by semi vaults, which compose three unequal boats.

Trying to show the little teeth.Albanian Childs!

The Belgrade Fortress stands on the hill overlooking the mouth of the river Sava. It was gradually built from the 1st to the 18^th century as a fortified defense complex. Today the Fortress is a specific museum of Belgrade history. The compound comprises the Belgrade Fortress (which includes the Upper Town and the Lower Town) as well as the Kalemegdan Park.