Pišče is one of the most famous and picturesque villages on the Piva Plateau in the municipality of Plužine, located in the immediate vicinity of Trsa, on the route that connects Piva with Durmitor.
Here are the most important and interesting details about this village:
1. Geographical position and Landscape
Pivski prsten: The village is located on the famous tourist and cycling route Pivski prsten (Plužine – Trsa – Pišče – Sedlo – Žabljak).
Piščansko Polje: It is located in an undulating, spacious high mountain field surrounded by pastures and Durmitor peaks, at an altitude of over 1,300 meters.
2. Archaeological site and "Beer Stonehenge"
Necropolis with stećci: Pišče is recognizable for its rich archaeological heritage. On the hill called Brvna there is a necropolis with medieval stećci (tombstones).
Due to the specific arrangement of stone monuments and the environment, this locality is often called the "Beer Stonehenge" by the people and tourist guides. Stećci in this area are part of the "Piva" Nature Park.
3. Tradition and animal husbandry
Like neighboring Trsa, Pišče was historically a typical pastoral village with a Katunian way of life.
The spacious meadows and mountain climate were conducive to cattle breeding and the production of authentic dairy and meat specialties of this region (beer crust/cream and cheese).
4. Tourism and adventure
Today, the village is a favorite stop for mountaineers, motorcyclists, quads and cyclists who pass through the Durmitor and beer trails.
The village offers beautiful panoramic views of the mountain massifs of Durmitor and Piva, which makes it extremely attractive for taking photos and relaxing in untouched nature.
