Summer trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina

This book records the trip of Prince Muhammad Ali - the son of Tawfiq Pasha, the Khedive of Egypt - to the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He made this trip in 1900, where he says about it: "It had reached me before that the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina had been affected by a share of modern civilization, and that railways had been established there." Hotels, restaurants, and other things have been established in its cities, which provide the traveler with amenities and comforts that he may not find in many eastern countries. However, they still remain... "It is missing many things from what we see in our country and elsewhere."In this journey, he talks about social life in that country, customs, traditions, and cultural development. Hence, this book is an important social document for that era.