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Deep in the interior of eastern Serbia, close to the border with Bosnia, there is a remote village that looks mysterious. At the entrance to the village, there is a large billboard contains information about vampires. "Land of the first Serbian Vampire" or meaning where vampires Serbia's first-born,
The village is named Zarozje is not a village frequented by tourists. Residents in this village lived a simple life, even they do not have internet access. They live by farming, one planting garlic.
A warning from a former member of the village council Zarozje, named MiodragJovetic had shook the world. The 67-year-old man said that there was a vampire loose in the mill at the Sava. He also warned people to be ready wooden cross and garlic.
The announcement was immediately excited in the outside world. Various media reported and no fewer tourists who went directly to the village. But the reality of the matter in a slightly different location. The people did not look scared by vampires off it.
Locals are still quite religious, so almost every home there is a cross. Problems garlic, almost every house is hanging garlic, either in the wall or on the ceiling.
Amid efforts to boost tourism in this way, Serbia tourism division even refused to support the vampire problem. According to him, raised the issue of the legend as it was to bring tourists is not a good idea.
An expert on the history of the Balkans from the U.S. named James Lyon revealed that almost everywhere in the Balkans had similar vampire legend. But vampires in the Balkans very different vampires played in Hollywood movies lately.
"Vampires in Slavic unlike the sparkling vampires in the Twilight films. They are not creatures that can become lovers. Once bitten, you die instantly. Nobody stories back to life and even becoming a vampire," said James.
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