Albanian Alps offer adventures for hikers and explorers

In recent days, snowfalls have covered Qafa e Thores in Malësia e Madhe, one of the most panoramic points of the “Alps of Albania” National Park.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared footage of this road on social media. The 16-kilometer route leads to Theth, connecting this tourist village with Qafa e Thores, Boga, and Shkodër, CE Report quotes ATA.

Boga has become a popular destination for mountain tourism for both domestic and foreign visitors.

It serves as a starting point for adventures through the Albanian Alps, which hide magical trails waiting to be discovered by tourists.

Archaeological evidence of ancient Illyrian settlements has been found in the Boga area, which according to archaeologists dates back to the Roman period, from the late 2nd century to the 3rd century AD.

Boga has many caves and underground galleries, which appeal to various explorers, adding to the area’s tourist value.

Boga and the surrounding areas are also notable for livestock production, craftsmanship, and artistic woodwork with a national character, enriching and diversifying the local tourism market.

In Boga, sports such as mountaineering can be practiced, with climbs on the surrounding peaks. The varied terrain offers opportunities for alpine climbs of different levels, suitable for both beginners and professionals.

The area also allows for horse riding competitions, cycling tours, and other outdoor activities.