In this research paper, various aspects of the cultural heritage of Imotska krajina have been recorded, primarily from the village of Grabovac, from which my family originates. Old beliefs, historical traditions, myths, and demonological tales have been collected, along with mentions of everyday life narratives. These elements constitute the rich heritage of the Imotska region, and many of them, although similar to those of other nations, have their unique character and the personal touch of the narrators. It is notable that even when stories and traditions address the same topic, they differ in several details or verses. These subtle differences often represent the personal experience of the narrators and are evidence that oral literature has been passed down from generation to generation. It is important to research and document such stories because they frequently form the core of a people's cultural identity and heritage. Additionally, the paper discusses "ganga," folk songs, and prayers. Through this work, an effort has been made to debunk prejudices about the value of oral literature by emphasizing that oral literature is not merely a collection of stories and songs but also a profound expression of a people's soul, reflecting their identity, values, and history. The Croatian language in which these stories were narrated makes this heritage even more precious. This paper contributes to the preservation of the cultural heritage of the Imotska region and helps ensure that this rich legacy is passed on to future generations.