Lug (Beočin) is a village located in the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina. It is part of the Beočin municipality, within the South Bačka District.
Geography Lug is situated in the Bačka region, a fertile plain bordered by the Danube River to the south. The village lies in close proximity to the Fruška Gora mountain, a national park known for its monasteries and natural beauty. The surrounding area is primarily agricultural, characterized by extensive fields and orchards.
Demographics According to the 2011 census, the village of Lug had a population of 791 inhabitants. The ethnic composition of the population is predominantly Serbian, with a significant presence of Romani people and smaller numbers of other ethnic groups.
History The history of Lug, like much of Vojvodina, reflects the region's complex past under various empires and states. It has been part of the Ottoman Empire, the Habsburg Monarchy, and later Yugoslavia, before becoming part of independent Serbia. The village's development has historically been tied to agriculture and its strategic location near the Danube and the Fruška Gora region.