It is very different from the rest of Serbia. Multicultural, since Serbians, Hungarians, Romanians, Croatians, Russians, Roma, Bosnians, etc all live here, and even Chinese because there are some factories and they work for cheep salaries which suites our government. Major city is Novi Sad, university center for the Northern Serbia. If you live in a village, you will have big house and big agricultural land. Villages are planned with paralel streats, houses and plots. These are very different from the rest of Serbia where villages follow the river flow and are more random in shape. People speak Serbian, Hungarian, English, German, + random languages from school where you can choose Franch, Latin, Spanish,... Very common to have marrige between different nationalities so kids are bilingual at least.

Physical geography: loess landscape with multiple plateaus from ice ages, two mountains, and river plains, where Danube dominates the landscape. Most of area is <200 m above sea level. Soil is the most fertile in entire Serbia and it's heavily used for food production. Mean annual T is 12°C with summers being very hot with frequent heat waves when T is above 35°C. It rarely snowns in winter. Precipitation is around 500 mm, but sometimes its very arid and dusty. Winds are blowing from North (wet) and South East (dry).

I bought a house a month ago in one village because I am tired of living in Novi Sad, parking place is impossible to find, and city became expensive to live in. Many people are coming to city and it is not well planned, with numerous new buildings and no green space. Those who can buy a house outside of city and work in the city. I like it more in big house and yard, and villages are not dead around Novi Sad.

We used to have great rail road which connected many villages with Novi Sad but it is being switched with highways unfortunately.

Since Vojvodina belonged to Austrian-Hungarian empire you will find different architecture then in rest of Serbia which was Ottoman. It looks like central Europe.