Čojstvo i junaštvo — “humanity and valor,” Montenegro’s centuries-old code of honor — isn’t a museum relic; it still shapes how a mountain village treats a lost traveler as a guest of honor rather than a stranger to be wary of. About 13 percent of the country’s rugged, karst-riddled terrain sits under formal protection across five national parks, all packed into a country roughly the size of Connecticut. Frankenbridge partners with local mountain guides and family-run konaks (guesthouses) for small-group journeys through Montenegro.