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In the lush landscapes and historic settings of Albania, a distinctive form of hospitality is reshaping the way tourists experience the country and contributing significantly to the development of its tourism sector. Known for its deep-rooted tradition of hospitality, encapsulated

Shebenik-Jabllanicë National Park is a sanctuary of untouched natural beauty and biodiversity. Nestled in the rugged landscapes of eastern Albania, it is established in 2008, this park covers an area of approximately 339 square kilometers. Shebenik-Jabllanicë National Park is recognized

The High Scardus Trail is a transnational hiking trail through the picturesque landscapes of Albania, Kosovo and Northern Macedonia. This trek offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich biodiversity and natural heritage of the Balkans. It covers some 495

The Albanian Alps, with their profound natural beauty and ancient cultural landscapes, show the untouched wilderness and rich history of the Western Balkans. As visitors journey through the villages of Theth and Valbonë, they are transported into a world where

The Vjosa river valley is located in southern Albania, stretching 272 kilometers from the Pinde mountain range in Greece to the Adriatic coast in Albania. It was recently designated Europe’s first national park of wild rivers. The Vjosa is famous

Nestled in the heart of Albania, Berat stands as a vibrant testament to the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. Often referred to as the “City of one over one Windows,” this UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its

Albania, with its deep historical roots and strategic location at the crossroads of ancient civilizations, boasts an impressive array of archaeological sites. These sites offer fascinating insights into the lives of the peoples who inhabited this region from Illyrian tribes

Albania, a land where history and culture are as rich and diverse as its landscapes, is home to an impressive array of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and cultural elements. From ancient ruins and historic cities to unique musical traditions and

Albania, a crossroads of civilizations, is rich in Byzantine art and architecture, presenting a unique journey through its religious and cultural past. From the precious manuscripts of Berat to the mosaics of Durres, and the rich collections of Korca’s National

Albania’s culinary heritage is a delightful surprise to many travelers, offering an impressive display of traditional dishes that reflect the nation’s rich history and geographical diversity. From hearty meat dishes cooked in clay pots to sweet, syrupy desserts, Albania’s gastronomy