Blagaj is a small town located in Bosnia and Herzegovina, about 12 kilometers southeast of Mostar. The town is situated at the source of the Buna River, which flows into the Neretva River. The main attraction in Blagaj is the historic Dervish monastery, known as the Tekke of Blagaj, which was built in the 16th century during the Ottoman period.

The Tekke of Blagaj is a stunning example of Islamic architecture, with white stone walls, a green roof, and an impressive courtyard with a fountain. The monastery was once home to a community of dervishes, who were Islamic mystics that lived a simple and ascetic life. Visitors to the Tekke of Blagaj can explore the prayer hall, library, and living quarters of the dervishes, as well as the tomb of Sari Saltuk, a prominent Sufi mystic.

In addition to the Tekke of Blagaj, the town of Blagaj is also known for its natural beauty. The source of the Buna River is a crystal-clear pool that is surrounded by tall cliffs and lush greenery. Visitors can take a boat ride along the river to explore the area, or simply relax at one of the many cafes or restaurants that offer stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Blagaj is a popular destination for tourists who want to experience the rich history and natural beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The town is easily accessible by car or bus from Mostar, and many visitors choose to spend a day exploring the Tekke of Blagaj and the surrounding area before returning to their accommodations in Mostar or nearby cities.