Rogatica

Rogatica is a town and municipality located in the eastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, within the Republika Srpska entity. Situated in the mountainous region, it is known for its scenic natural surroundings, including forests and rivers. The town's economy has historically been linked to forestry and agriculture.

The area around Rogatica has a long history, with evidence of human settlement dating back centuries. The town itself developed around a medieval fortress. During the Ottoman era, Rogatica grew as a small administrative and trade center. The Austro-Hungarian period also left its mark on the town's development.

In more recent history, Rogatica, like much of Bosnia and Herzegovina, experienced significant changes during and after the Yugoslav Wars. The municipality is currently working on economic recovery and development. Its geographical position offers potential for tourism, particularly eco-tourism and outdoor activities. The local culture reflects a blend of influences from the various historical periods and ethnic groups that have inhabited the region. The population is primarily of Serb ethnicity.