Monuments built to commemorate love are some of the most stunning in the world. India’s mesmerizing Taj Mahal being one of the most famous examples! In Albania, you can find not only a monument, but the ruins of an entire city dedicated to the love of King Pyrrhus of Epirus. This ancient king founded Antigonea in 295...Read More
The Bogova Waterfall, rising 20 meters above its pool of aquamarine waters, is an exquisite still-untouched spot to get in touch with nature. If you are looking for the exotic side of Albania, the one of the endless natural spectacles, pristine waters and untouched landscapes, Bogova Waterfall is a must! Situated on the left bank of...Read More
The Osumi Canyon is a river canyon in southern Albania, near the town of Çorovoda. The river, which passes through the town of Berat, flows through the canyon. There are many underground passages and unexplored caves throughout the length of the canyon. During the spring, high water from melting snow makes it possible to explore the...Read More
Situated within the zone of Hambull, in Skrapar region. the Mill was used by the local inhabitants to meet their need for grinding grain. The canal, from which the Mill was supplied with water from the river, is about 4-5m deep and almost 150m long. The Mill’s contruction was completed with artisanal tools, such as chisels....Read More
With its natural abundance, majestic peaks, pristine beaches, awe-inspiring waterfalls and healing thermal baths, glistening rivers and picturesque villages, metropolises and ancient cities, the country is an appealing destination not only for international tourists but for locals who still have not experienced every corner of Albania.
