Kiseljak

Kiseljak is a town and municipality in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is part of the Central Bosnia Canton, and the municipal seat is the town of Kiseljak. The municipality encompasses several settlements and is situated in a hilly, continental part of central Bosnia, with an economy that combines industry, crafts, and agriculture.

Historically, the region has seen settlement from medieval times and has been influenced by successive periods of rule, including Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian eras. In the modern state, Kiseljak developed as part of the federation after the Bosnian War, with reconstruction and modernization contributing to its regional role.

The local economy is diversified, featuring light industry, small and medium-sized enterprises, and agricultural activities such as fruit, vegetable production, and livestock farming. The area supports a mix of urban and rural life, with services, trade, and local craftsmanship playing important roles in the community.

Cultural and religious life in Kiseljak reflects the typical diversity of central Bosnia, with churches and mosques serving as focal points for community activities. The municipality maintains local schools, cultural institutions, and recreational facilities that contribute to daily life and regional identity.

Transportation connections link Kiseljak with Sarajevo and other nearby towns by road, enabling regional commerce and commuting. Ongoing public administration and development projects aim to address post-war recovery, demographic changes, and economic growth while preserving local traditions and community cohesion.