Dravljane

Dravljane is a settlement located in the municipality of Bujanovac in southern Serbia. It is situated in the Pčinjski District, a region characterized by its hilly and mountainous terrain. The village lies in close proximity to the border with North Macedonia.

The primary economic activities in Dravljane are traditionally agricultural. Residents engage in farming, cultivating crops and raising livestock to sustain their livelihoods. Like many rural areas in Serbia, Dravljane has experienced depopulation in recent decades, with younger generations often seeking opportunities in larger towns and cities.

The village’s infrastructure includes basic amenities such as a local road network, and access to utilities. Educational facilities, such as a primary school, are present to serve the younger population. Healthcare services are typically accessed through facilities in the nearby municipal center of Bujanovac.

The cultural landscape of Dravljane reflects the ethnic composition of the region. The Pčinjski District is known for its diverse population, and settlements like Dravljane often exhibit a blend of cultural traditions. Information regarding specific historical events or prominent cultural landmarks directly attributed to Dravljane is limited in readily available public records. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for outdoor activities, though organized tourism infrastructure is not extensively developed.