We will drive through the 1984 Winter Olympics ski resort.

High above Sarajevo, perched at 1,469 metres on the edge of the Rakitnica Canyon, Lukomir is Bosnia's highest and most isolated permanently inhabited village and one of the most extraordinary places in the entire Balkans. Its stone-roofed houses, centuries-old dry-stone walls, and unhurried way of life have changed little since the Ottoman era. Women still weave in doorways. Shepherds still tend flocks on the plateau. Time, here, moves differently.