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Tourism to Albania has increased in recent years. For the time being, it remains a hidden treasure, but we don’t expect it to last forever. Independent since the fall of the Ottoman Empire in 1912, Albania is nevertheless sometimes grouped in with other Balkan countries despite its status as a sovereign nation.

You don’t need to go much farther than Komani Lake and the Shala River if you’re a view chaser seeking the “best of the best.” Both of these locations provide breathtaking panoramas. Shala River and Komani Lake are without a doubt among the most stunning in all of Albania.

The government of Albania has designated a number of new places as “Natural Parks,” including the Shala River, the Albanian Alps, and the Munella Mountain.

Incredible mysteries are buried deep inside the mountains that make up the northern region of Albania. One of those that has been kept the finest is Lake Koman, which is a mirror of water that is emerald green and crystal pure and spreads for miles and miles.

Albania is the ideal place to go if you want to discover its diverse cultural offerings. Albania is a good option for travelers who are looking for a secure location but have temporarily shelved their plans to visit other countries because of safety concerns.

Last but not least, Albania can also be proud of its mountain tourism, despite the fact that Albanian tourists themselves have forgotten about these areas and the communist regime actively discriminated against them. However, mountain tourism is already preferred and appreciated by visitors from other countries.

If you’ve ever met an Albanian, he’s said that his people are among Europe’s oldest. The fascinating background of our nation is the inspiration for this interesting truth. Find an area to dig, and you are sure to unearth some kind of archeological artifact. Butrint, one of Albania’s most famous archaeological monuments, has remnants from the Illyrians, Greeks, and Romans.

Starting in the Drin valley, travelers may have a magnificent trip to popular places in the Albanian Alps. The first place that most tourists visit on their trip is the Shala River. But others are as significant in terms of the scenery they provide and the history they preserve, so you should check them out first.

Enjoy breathtaking sights of the Albanian Alps, waterfalls, rural towns, and untamed woods as you cruise down the Shala River from Komani Lake on this day-long boat trip. Many people say it’s the perfect blend of exoticism and warm welcome. During our break at Shala River, you may have a delightful traditional lunch and you can taste the finest handmade cuisine.