I am on the last day of my 2-month volunteerism. I have difficulty describing my feelings because I have had very good experiences in Bitola, and I’m getting used to it. But I miss my country. I can say briefly that I am in a paradox.

I did some research before I came here, but when I arrived, I realized that there was much more than just information on the Internet. I remember the first day I came to Bitola, people were very warm and helpful. Almost all the people of Bitola were walking on Sirok Street at night. We decided to taste local delicacies. You should really taste the melted cheese. In addition, some places will be able to compete with Italians in pizza making, especially vegetarian pizza.

We organized many events in two months and met different people. These activities contributed very well to my professional skills. Recognizing different cultures broadened my horizons. The trip to Bosnia brought me a lot of joy. On this tour, I started off alone and made many friends from different nationalities. First, I went to the city of Budva and stayed one night. Budva was a very historic and great city. My next stop after Budva was Kotor. I absolutely loved Kotor since it is a city with a wonderful historical texture. They have managed to preserve the historic fabric of the old town. There are also many places worth seeing outside the old town. For example, you can go water skiing or diving. If you are interested in water sports, I recommend that you explore the underwater world in the wonderful bays of Kotor. On my second day in Kotor, I did great rafting. My current excitement was worth seeing. I also recommend climbing the 1600-step stairs to the castle, where you can see the hill from the hill. It can be a bit tiring, but believe me, it’s worth it. My third stop after Kotor was Podgorica, the capital of the Black Sea. I took the train from Podgarista and left for Belgrade. On this 12-hour train ride, I saw beautiful natural scenery. I have made three Dutch, German, and South African friends. We stayed in the same hostel in Belgrade. The next day I visited Belgrade and set out to return.

In short, this 2-month process was very nice for me in the office environment, and I have established very good friendships in my daily life. I’m a little sorry to leave, but I’m happy to return to my country. Thank you, Macedonia, and thank you, SFERA.