The charm of the towns depicted in the Mirza Jam novels, the greenery gardens that infuse their homes with colorful flowers, and make the pilgrims amazed, the two spectacular rivers and the seven lavishly sophisticated lakes, collectively the “Venice of the Province of Vejvodina” For the city of Blakkerova. This small town located in the south of the Banat historical district, though economically, is one of the weakest cities in Serbia, but in terms of its geographical location, with its beautiful nature and its tourism potential, it is one of the richest cities in the country.
The seven-lake lakes of Blakercova, which have been gradually built over several decades of shooting operations in the plains adjacent to the city and the village of Vračev Gaj, are considered to be the largest tourist attraction in the city.
The huge caverns that emerged as a result of continuous excavations in the city were quickly flooded with the Panonian Sea flood and groundwater eruption, and the city’s inhabitants suddenly faced the emergence of seven oasis of water in the city. In the seasons of the year when tourists reach their peak, every day more than 10,000 people are present at the seventh lake and are busy with fun.
