This paper speaks of old customs of Herzegovina, municipality of Posušje and village Bage. This work is a kind of a reflection on the Herzegovinian past, describing old wedding, Christmas and Easter customs, rural celebrations, folk beliefs and thoughts. Christmas and Easter, as the most important Christian holidays, have always been the cause of the national celebrations, and from those celebrations people have developed folk customs that have been transmitted among people for centuries. Weddings and other family gatherings have occupied the central place in Herzegovinian life and they contain plenty of stories and costums. Saint John and saint Elijah are especially worshiped among people so their holidays contain rich folk heritage. Also, this paper describes national beliefs and superstitions, which are indicators of imagination and the fear of people. Very important place in this work takes ganga, song that represents Herzegovina in the most powerful way and through its lyrics brings the taste of the former life. Nothing like the tradition and the customs approaches the spirit of a particular nation, so it is important to keep those habits from oblivion. Through the testimony of speakers, the tradition has revived and remained written with the intention of being transferred and preserved.