The Carnival in Kotor has once again confirmed that tradition, satire, and a strong sense of community remain its true hallmarks.
With a grand carnival procession along the city’s main thoroughfare, followed by the symbolic trial and burning of the carnival effigy, Miron Tribulus—known as Pirun—the Traditional Winter Carnival Festivities of Kotor came to a close.
Photo: JU Kulturni centar “Nikola Đurković” Kotor
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