Triglav National Park is the largest national park in Slovenia and is located in the central part of the Julian Alps. The name of the park comes from the highest peak in Slovenia, Triglava, which rises to 2,864 meters above sea level.

The park was established in 1981 and covers an area of approximately 840 square kilometers. The Triglav National Park is known for its exceptional natural and cultural heritage and represents one of the best-preserved alpine ecosystems in Europe.

The park is home to diverse flora and fauna. Many endemic and endangered plant species can be found in its area, the most famous of which is the Alpine carnation. The park area is also home to many animal species, including chamois, ibex, lynx, mountain eagle and many others. The park has many mountain pastures, lakes, waterfalls and valleys that provide a picturesque backdrop for visitors.

Triglav National Park offers many opportunities for outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy hiking on numerous mountain trails, rock climbing, mountain biking, fishing and caving. There are also organized guided tours that allow visitors to experience the park's natural beauty and learn about its unique ecology.

In addition to its natural beauty, Triglav National Park also offers cultural heritage. In the area of the park, there are traditional alpine huts, churches and shepherds' settlements, which show the rich farming and shepherding traditions of this area. The park is also an important part of Slovenian national identity, as Triglav is a symbol of the Slovenian nation.

Information centers are available for visitors, where they can get information about the park, its trails, nature conservation and organized activities. There are also guesthouses and mountain huts where visitors can rest, taste local specialties and experience an authentic alpine atmosphere.

Triglav National Park is a popular tourist destination all year round, with summer ideal for hiking and mountain biking, while winter attracts visitors for skiing, touring