2025 Shkodra Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

1. Address - Lake Komani Highlights - absolutely beautiful lake. Such beautiful caves whilst you’re walking on the coastline or on a boat. You can rent a boat there for €5 for an hour ! Rating - 100/10 2. Address - Sarande 🏖️ Highlights - south of Albania is so stunning. I definitely recommend renting a car so you can drive from different cities and enjoy different places - beach places but also more town places. Rating - 100/10 3. Address - Berat Old Town Highlights - Berat is located in the middle of Albania, near beautiful mountains and beautiful scenery. The people are so nice and down to earth - also everything is sooo cheap here! Souvenirs, food, drinks - everything! Rating - 10/10

Hey guys! Want to know how to spend 12 days on a multi-country tour of Serbia and more? This guide has everything you need! It's packed with useful tips to help you explore the unique charms of each country. Don't miss out! / Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Arrive in Belgrade and start your Serbian adventure! Day 2: 🏛 Visit Belgrade's historical sites, such as the Chinese Embassy ruins and Tito's Mausoleum. Take a Danube River cruise in the evening to enjoy the night views. Day 3: 🍷 Head to the wine town to taste some fine wines. Then, visit the Freedom Square and ancient buildings in Novi Sad. Return to Belgrade in the evening for a special dinner. Day 4-5: 🌳 Visit the Wooden Village and the Mileševa Monastery in Zlatibor to experience the fusion of nature and history. Then, head to Durmitor National Park to see the Tara Bridge before arriving in Podgorica. Day 6-7: 🌊 Visit Lake Skadar to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Then, explore Rozafa Castle and the National History Museum in Tirana. Return to Podgorica to visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Millennium Bridge. Day 8-9: 🗾 Head to Sveti Stefan Island to experience the island's charm. Then, visit the World Heritage Sites in Budva and Kotor, such as the Kotor City Walls and Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, before arriving in Trebinje. Day 10-11: 🌉 Visit the Old Bridge and Old Town in Mostar. Then, head to Sarajevo to visit the Latin Bridge, religious buildings, and other attractions to experience the charm of the Bosnian capital. Stay in a nice hotel for the night. Day 12: 🛬 End your trip and return to Shanghai with lots of memories and experiences! / 🎒 Travel Essentials: Multi-Country Tour Packing List 📞 Be sure to buy a local SIM card for both Internet and calls to make your trip more enjoyable. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a power adapter. A two-pin round plug is a must-have to ensure you can charge your devices. 🆔 Bring your passport and ID card, as well as copies and photos of them, for safety and convenience. / Every place you visit on your multi-country tour of Serbia and more will be a unique memory. We hope this guide will help you enjoy your trip and create unforgettable travel memories!

Travel tips for Serbia and more countries are here! 10 days of travel, experience the customs of multiple countries, save this post and start your European trip now! -- Travel to Serbia and more countries, explore ancient castles with a long history 🏰, and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Danube River 🌊. Experience the enthusiastic and unrestrained folk customs, and enjoy the diverse charm of the European continent! Don't miss it~ -- 🎉Itinerary: D1-D2: Depart from Beijing ✈️ Belgrade, visit St. Sava Church, Tito's Tomb, Danube River cruise, visit Zemun Town and Swan Lake, and finally visit Kalemegdan Fortress and Mihailo Street. D3-D4: Head to Drvengrad and Zlatibor, and experience the world's longest cable car. Then head to Tara River Valley Bridge, explore Durmitor National Park and Black Lake, and finally arrive at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Podgorica. D5-D6: Visit Lake Skadar on the Bosnia and Herzegovina border, then head to Tirana to visit landmarks such as Skanderbeg Square. Then, head to Sveti Stefan Island and Kotor Old Town, and take a boat tour of Our Lady of the Rocks. D7-D8: Depart from Kotor, visit Mostar Old Bridge and Old Town, then head to Sarajevo to visit multiple historical and cultural sites such as Latin Bridge and Yellow Fortress. D9-D10: Return to Beijing from Belgrade and end this extraordinary European classic tour! 🌟 -- Some tips: - Food: Be sure to try traditional Serbian food, such as grilled meat and local cheese 🧀, it must be delicious! - Time difference: Serbia is 6 hours behind Beijing time, so be sure to adjust the time difference 🕰️. - Exchange rate: The local currency is the dinar, and the exchange rate with the RMB is about 1:15, so it is more convenient to convert in advance for shopping 💶. -- Travel to Serbia and more countries, one trip, multiple experiences, make your European trip more colorful! 🌟

Albania🇦🇱First stop Koman river We originally planned to follow the Coman River all the way to the parking point at the deepest point of Lake Coman. It is about 30 kilometers from the mountain entrance to the lake, and the navigation shows that it takes 1.5 hours to drive. However, this mountain road is too rugged and difficult to walk, and the road condition is extremely poor. I was a little concerned that prolonged bumping might cause damage to the car. So, after we traveled about 20 kilometers, we decided to stop here. The navigation showed that the remaining 15 kilometers would take 45 minutes, but we chose to park here because the place was pretty good, the scenery was beautiful, and it was close to the river. Albania 🇦🇱 First stop Koman river We initially planned to follow the Koman River to reach Koman Lake's farthest point. The road was about 30 KM from the mountain entrance, and the navigation indicated a 1.5 hrs drive. However, the mountain road was extremely rough, and I was concerned about potential damage to the vehicle due to the bumpy ride. So, after around 20 KM, we decided to stop. Despite the navigation suggesting 15 KM and 45 mins left, we chose this spot because it was scenic, close to the river, and had a good view.

#gohiking this is one of the most beautiful national parks I have ever been to! I spent 2 ‘nights in theth national parks just for hiking. there are few really famous hiking routes you can do. the waterfalls, the blue eye and there is another one cross country trek which is not really accessible during the winter times! it takes around 6-8 hours to finish the 2 hikes quite challenging! yet it’s doable and there are few restaurants you can refuel!

this is one of the most famous attractions in Shkoder, Albania. this city is not too big, and this castle offers panoramic view of the city and it’s beautiful surrounding. the view is stunning and fascinating. it provides the view of Shkoder lake, the south of the city and the city itself. the castle itself is pretty big, it takes some time to visit and walk around. there are few things you need to remember if you’re travelling with kids or toddlers. there is no safety railings, so be careful and pay attention to your kids. the entrance fee is not too much, you can get there by car or just walk, the view from the top is def worth spending these 3 dollars! #passionpassport #gooutside #mountainview #bucketlistreboot

The beautiful national park is located in the Albanian alps. it only took me few hours on the bus from Shkoder to get to Theth. the bus ride itself was amazing, what a scenic route to get to Theth national park. there are few hiking trails you can do. The first one I did was the waterfall, it took me around 45 minutes. then I went for the sec hike which was the highlight of my je day- blue eye. it took me around 6-7 hours to go and come back. i ran into few friends from the last hostel, we did it together and there are some spots where you are able to take a break. blue eye itself was not that impressive, but the hike itself was quite challenging, and you walk pass by lakes, and surround by mountains. I’ll def recommend this place to people who enjoy hiking#passionpassport#gooutside#mountainview and mountains #travel Photography #nationalpark

Hellish mountain ride followed by a great boat trip at Komani lake all the way to Lumi Shoales. Cool way to see the mountains around the area.

#5月好去处2025 Breathtaking blue eyes! A healing self-driving trip to the Mediterranean + Vlorë + Sarandë🌊 💙 Vlorë Blue Eyes Spring (Syri i Kalter)🧿 📍Vlorë Suburbs, W58P+QQ5, Rruga Syri i Kalter, Albania "Who knocked over Tiffany Blue Paint?!" - This natural karst spring is so beautiful that it's unreal! ! The spring water gushes out from 150m underground, so clear that you can see the ancient tree trunks 10m underwater🌳 When the sunlight is refracted, it looks like a sapphire inlaid in the forest. The locals call it the "devil's eye", but it's clearly where fairies take a bath. Vlorë/Sarandë 💫 Hotel Liro Cliff Hotel Check-in Point 📍Location: Rruga Aleksandër Moisiu, Vlora, Albania ✔️ Pure white cave style + infinity pool + Bar terrace suspended over the sea. 🚶Saranda's beautiful seaside promenade 📍 V2F6+95V, Shëtitorja Naim Frashëri, Saranda, Albania Located on Naim Frashëri Avenue, the most prosperous avenue in the city center, next to the ferry terminal, you can find it by searching "Saranda Promenade" on Google Maps. A very good viewing point, the sea water is mint milk blue.

🌊 Discover the Hidden Gem of Albania – Lake Komani 🇦🇱 Tucked away in the Albanian Alps, Lake Komani is one of the most breathtaking places you’ll ever see. Picture turquoise waters winding through towering cliffs and lush green mountains — it feels more like a scene from a fairytale than real life. ✨ ⛴️ The ferry ride across the lake is a must-do experience, often compared to the fjords of Norway — but far less crowded and just as magical. Whether you're up for a peaceful boat ride, some kayaking, or just soaking in the views, Lake Komani offers raw, untouched beauty that stays with you long after you leave. 📍 Located in northern Albania, it’s the perfect escape if you’re craving nature, serenity, and something truly special off the beaten path. Would you visit this hidden paradise? 💙 #LakeKomani #AlbaniaTravel #HiddenGems #NatureLovers #BalkanAdventure

#summerbudgettrip 📍Komani Lake, Shkodra, Albania Lake Koman is a man-made reservoir created in the 1970s by damming the Drin River, located between the towns of Koman and Fierza in northern Albania. Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, lush forests, and narrow gorges, Komani Lake is often called “The Albanian Norway”. The lake is only accessible by a famous ferry ride, which is considered one of the most scenic boat trips in Europe. #visitalbania #lake #albania #boatride #localguides

#summerbudgettrip 📍Shala River, Shkodra, Albania The Shala River flows through the majestic Albanian Alps and into Lake Koman, near Shkodër. Often called the "Thailand of Albania" or "The Albanian Fjords" because of its crystal-clear turquoise waters, surrounded by steep, green mountain cliffs. Accessible mostly by boat tours from Koman Lake, making the journey itself part of the adventure. A perfect destination for kayaking, boat trips, hiking, and peaceful escapes into nature. #albania #river #visitalbania #summervacation #2025 #shkodër #destination #trip #lake

#summerbudgettrip 📍Lake Shkodra (Liqeni i Shkodrës) is the largest lake in the Balkans, shared by Albania and Montenegro. The peaceful village of Shiroka is famous for its lakeside promenade, fresh fish restaurants, and natural beauty. The lake is surrounded by hills and mountains, offering scenic views, birdwatching, and biking paths. Locals and visitors come here for delicious fresh carp, eel, and trout, often served in traditional lakeside taverns. #albania #shkodralake #visitalbania #trip #summer2025

Enjoy local cuisine and a cold beer under the starry sky. Since the accommodation I stayed at in Theth Village did not provide dinner, I decided to visit a nearby restaurant called "Gjon Shpella." The restaurant features a spacious outdoor area with tables set amidst nature, offering an open and relaxing atmosphere for dinner. 🍽️ ⸻ 📍【Location】 Rruga Fushe, Fushe -Thethi, Albania ⏰【Opening Hours】 Open from lunch to evening (hours may vary by season) ⸻ 🥘【What I Ordered】 - TAVE DHEU 1000LEK └ A traditional Albanian dish of stewed veal with a rich tomato and cheese base. - STUFFED PEPPERS 500LEK └ Mildly seasoned stuffed peppers with rice, a comforting and easy-to-eat dish. - Draft Beer (500ml) 400LEK └ A perfect reward after hiking—cold and refreshing! 🍺 ⸻ 💡【Highlights】 - Great ambiance, great value, and great taste - Friendly staff who are proficient in English - Terrace seating can get crowded, so visiting early in the evening is recommended ⸻ It was a wonderful time to relax and savor local dishes while recovering from the fatigue of hiking. If you're looking for a quiet and delicious dining option in Theth Village, this restaurant is highly recommended! ⸻

A 16km round trip to the hidden gem, the Blue Eye. After enjoying the breathtaking trail from Valbonë the previous day, we embarked on a hike from Theth Village to the 'Blue Eye of Theth,' despite feeling a bit of fatigue 🥾. The Blue Eye is a mystical spring nestled deep in the mountains, perfectly embodying the term 'hidden gem.' 🗺【Theth Village〜Blue Eye Hiking Information】 📍Distance: Approximately 16km round trip 📈Duration: About 2.5–3 hours one way, around 6 hours round trip 📍Difficulty: Intermediate (some ups and downs, but the path is well-maintained) ⛰ Along the hike, the soothing sounds of rivers and the majestic mountain views rejuvenate you, making the fatigue from the previous day fade away. 💧【Arrival at the Blue Eye】 As you approach the Blue Eye, the crystal-clear blue water comes into view. The emerald-blue spring is stunningly deep and transparent, exuding a serene and sacred atmosphere. The icy cold spring water is refreshing even if you just dip your feet in ✨ (You can swim, but it's too cold to stay in for long! Haha). 📌【Tips】 - Bring your own drinks and snacks (there are no shops in the area). - Although the path is well-maintained, there are slippery spots and steep inclines, so hiking boots are recommended. - The return trip is mostly downhill, making it feel relatively easier. 🌲【Reset in Nature】 Two consecutive days of hiking were tough, but the experience of reaching a hidden gem on foot left a lasting impression on this journey. The Blue Eye offers a sense of awe that photos simply cannot capture, so it's a spot you must experience in person! #BlueEye #BlueEyeOfTheth #AlbaniaScenery #Theth #HiddenGemHiking #EuropeHiddenTravel #WalkingToDiscoverScenery

Embark on a breathtaking hike to the hidden gem of the Balkans, Theth Village. The hiking route between Valbonë and Theth in northern Albania, surrounded by the Balkan Mountains, is often referred to as "Europe's last untouched wilderness." 🥾 This time, we'll introduce how to access Valbonë, the starting point of this journey, and the preparations leading up to the hike. ⸻ 🗺【Getting to Valbonë from Shkodër】 You can arrange bus and ferry tickets conveniently at your accommodation in Shkodër! 📍Route and Costs: ・Shkodër → Koman (Minibus): €8 ・Komani Lake Ferry: €10 ・After the ferry, Fierzë → Valbonë (Minibus): €8 ⸻ 🚢【Komani Lake Cruise】 Komani Lake offers stunning views reminiscent of Norway's fjords! The route, surrounded by lush green mountains and crystal-clear waters, is undoubtedly the highlight of the journey ✨ Enjoy a leisurely two-hour boat ride while soaking in the breathtaking scenery. ⸻ 🏡【Staying in Valbonë】 Upon arrival, it's recommended to relax at a mountain lodge in Valbonë to prepare for the next day's hike. The surrounding nature is serene, and the air is incredibly fresh. ⸻ 📌【Tips】 ・Consult your accommodation in Shkodër for easy and reliable ticket arrangements. ・The ferry is popular among tourists, so booking early during summer is advisable. ・Every part of the journey is scenic! Even the transportation feels like part of the tour. Next time, we'll dive into the main hiking adventure from Valbonë to Theth!

Ever dreamed of exploring a country where history, nature, and culture collide — without the tourist crowds? Albania surprised me in the best possible way, and here is the 7-day itinerary that helped me see the absolute best of it. Bookmark this for your next Balkan adventure! 📍 Day 1: Tirana – The Quirky Capital Start in Tirana, Albania’s vibrant heart. 🛬 Land at Tirana International Airport (TIA). ✨ Must-sees: BunkArt 2 for Cold War vibes Skanderbeg Square for local life New Bazaar for souvenirs & local food 🍴 Food Tip: Try Tavë Kosi, Albania’s signature lamb dish. 💡 Pro Tip: Tirana’s cafes rival those of Paris — do not skip a coffee break! 📍 Day 2: Shkoder – Northern Gateway Just 1.5h drive from Tirana, Shkoder is artistic, chill, and close to nature. 🎨 Explore the Marubi Photography Museum 🏰 Climb to Rozafa Castle at sunset 🚲 Rent a bike and cycle around Lake Shkoder 🏡 I stayed in a local guesthouse — warm hosts and homemade breakfast! 📍 Day 3: Kruje – Medieval Charm A short detour to Kruje is worth it for history lovers. 🛍 Wander through the Ottoman-style bazaar 🏰 Visit the Skanderbeg Museum & Castle 📸 Incredible views of the valley below 💡 Kruje is a great spot for handcrafted souvenirs like traditional rugs and copperware. 📍 Day 4: Berat – City of a Thousand Windows Drive south to Berat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 🏘️ Explore the white Ottoman houses stacked on the hillside 🏰 Visit Berat Castle (locals still live inside!) 🍷 Wine tasting at a local winery like Cobo Winery 💤 Tip: Sleep inside the old Mangalem Quarter for an unforgettable night. 📍 Day 5: Gjirokaster – Stone City & Legends Another UNESCO gem! 🏠 Visit Enver Hoxha’s House and Skenduli House for traditional interiors 🎭 The castle houses a weapons museum & even a Cold War-era prison 🌄 The architecture is stunning — bring walking shoes! 📍 Day 6: Blue Eye & Sarandë – Nature & Coastline Start your day with a stop at the Blue Eye Spring (Syri i Kaltër) — surreal turquoise water you have to see to believe. Then head to Sarandë, Albania’s southern beach town. 🏖️ Walk the promenade, enjoy fresh seafood, and catch the sunset! 📸 Best light for photos at the Blue Eye? Before 11 AM! 📍 Day 7: Ksamil – The Albanian Maldives Finish with a bang in Ksamil, 20 minutes from Sarandë. 🏝️ Crystal-clear beaches with white sand and islands you can swim to! 🚤 Rent a kayak or boat for the best views 🌅 Have a drink with a sunset view over the Ionian Sea 💡 Visit in shoulder season (May or September) for fewer crowds and warm waters. ✅ What I Wish I Knew Before Going: Card payment is not common — carry cash (LEK) Roads can be narrow and winding — drive carefully or hire a driver Albanian hospitality is REAL — you’ll often be treated like family

Shkodër is one of Albania’s oldest and most culturally rich cities, nestled between the shores of Lake Shkodër and the dramatic peaks of the Albanian Alps. With a laid-back atmosphere and a strong artistic spirit, the city invites you to explore its colorful streets, cafés, and historic sites. Visit the imposing Rozafa Castle for panoramic views and fascinating legends, stroll through the lively pedestrian boulevard, or take a boat ride on the lake at sunset. Shkodër is also the perfect base for adventures into the mountains, including the breathtaking Valbona to Theth hike. A city where tradition and creativity meet, unmissable on any northern Albania itinerary. #shkodër

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Hey there! Want to explore multiple countries, including Serbia, all at once? Then you can't miss this guide! From Bosnian cuisine to grilled trout and unique seafood dishes, there's a feast for your taste buds! Plus, unique experiences like a Kotor Bay cruise, wine tasting, and a visit to Berat, the City of a Thousand Windows, await you! -------------------- 🏃Itinerary Day 1: Depart for Belgrade and begin your exotic journey! Day 2–3: Visit Bajina Basta, Užice, and Zlatibor, then cross the border into Montenegro to explore Žabljak and Podgorica, experiencing different cultures and customs. Day 4–5: Continue to Tirana, Albania, with a special side trip to the charming City of a Thousand Windows, Berat. Then, head to Shkodër to prepare for the next day's lake tour. Day 6: Enjoy a scenic boat trip on the beautiful Lake Shkodër, then travel to Budva and experience the romance of the Black Sea coast. Day 7: Explore the ancient city of Kotor, take a boat tour of the bay, visit Our Lady of the Rocks island, and take a cable car ride to enjoy breathtaking views. Afterward, head to Trebinje. Day 8–9: Travel from Trebinje to Mostar, then through Blagaj, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. Savor local specialties and experience the unique charm of Bosnia. Day 10: Return to Belgrade, the starting point of your journey, and conclude this wonderful trip. Day 11–12: Depart from Belgrade, filled with memories, and embark on your return journey to Guangzhou. -------------------- Essentials for your trip:🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card that works across multiple European countries for seamless internet access and calls. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential for European outlets, ensuring you can charge your devices without worry. 🪪 Don't forget your essential documents! Bring your passport and ID card for hassle-free travel to visa-free countries. 👗 Pack clothes suitable for the season. The weather in March is pleasant, so pack light clothing and a light jacket for comfort and style. 🔋 Bring chargers and power banks to keep your electronic devices powered up. 💊 Pack essential medications such as cold and pain relievers, just in case. 💰 Carry a small amount of cash and a credit card for convenient shopping and spending. -------------------- A journey through Serbia and other countries leaves countless beautiful memories. Pack your bags and join us to explore more unknown landscapes!🌍✨

Explore Croatia and other countries in depth with this 15-day itinerary! This detailed guide will help you discover every corner of these amazing destinations. Save it now and start planning your European adventure! Itinerary: D1: Depart from Chengdu 🛫 D2-D3: Fly from Chengdu to Vienna, then travel by car to Zagreb, followed by Novi Sad and Belgrade in Serbia. D4-D6: Explore Belgrade, then visit Zemun, followed by Sarajevo. Continue to Mostar and a small town in Montenegro, finally arriving in Podgorica. D7-D9: From Podgorica, visit Lake Skadar and Tirana, then travel to Kruja and Budva, finally arriving in Kotor. D10-D12: Explore Kotor, then travel to Split, Trogir, and Zadar. Return to Zagreb, then visit Rijeka, Opatija, Postojna, and finally arrive in Ljubljana. D13: Explore Ljubljana and Lake Bled, then return to Vienna. D14: Depart from Vienna and return to Chengdu 🛬 D15: Arrive back in Chengdu, marking the end of a wonderful journey! 🎉 🌟 Preparation for your trip: Multi-country travel made easy! 📞 SIM Card + Adapter: Don't forget to prepare these in advance to stay connected and keep your devices charged. 💳 Documents + Visa: Ensure your passport and driver's license are ready, and obtain your visa in advance for a smooth trip. 👗 Clothing: The weather in Croatia and surrounding countries in March is pleasant. Pack light clothing and a windbreaker. 🔌 Charger + Power Bank: Stay powered up throughout your trip for added peace of mind. 💊 Medications: Bring common medications like cold and pain relievers, just in case. 💰 Cash + Credit Card: Having some cash on hand is convenient for multi-country travel, and a credit card is useful for unexpected expenses. 🎒 Backpack: A lightweight backpack can hold all your essentials, making your trip more convenient. Your Croatian adventure and multi-country exploration have come to an end. We hope this guide enhances your trip and helps you create unforgettable memories! 🌟

Lake Skadar, the largest freshwater lake on the Balkan Peninsula, attracts countless tourists with its tranquil natural scenery and rich history and culture. This lake is located on the border between Albania and Montenegro. It is not only a boundary lake between the two countries, but also a shining pearl where nature and humanity meet. The lake is about 40 kilometers long and 6.4 to 12 kilometers wide, with a total area of ​​370 square kilometers, of which about two-thirds belongs to Montenegro and the rest belongs to Albania. The lake water is clear and transparent, and the surrounding mountains are undulating, the scenery is very pleasant. The lakeshore is dotted with numerous small villages, ancient temples and castles, each of which exudes the weight of history and cultural charm. The best way to explore Lake Skadar is by boat. Starting from the small town of Virpazar, you can take a boat across the lake and enjoy the unspoiled natural scenery. The boat will pass by the Lesendro Fortress, built in 1843, and travel through narrow canals before entering the vast lake. Here, visitors can watch water lilies, fish and various rare birds up close and feel the vitality and vigor of nature. In addition to boat tours, the surrounding attractions of Lake Skadar are also not to be missed. The Albanian city of Shkodra is located on the southern shore of the lake, with rich historical sites and beautiful natural scenery. Rozafa Castle is one of the must-see attractions in Shkoder. It is located at the confluence of the Buna River and the Drin River. The castle is large in scale and well-preserved. It is an excellent location overlooking the city of Shkoder. In addition, the Skadar Lake area is rich in various delicacies and wines. Visitors can enjoy fresh lake seafood and local specialties in local restaurants, or visit nearby vineyards to taste high-quality wines. In short, Lake Skadar is a tourist destination that combines natural scenery, historical culture and delicious food. Whether you like the tranquil scenery of lakes and mountains, or are keen on exploring the mysteries of history and culture, this place can meet your needs. #2月好地方2025

I took a ferry from Valbona Village to Shkodër. The ferry crosses Lake Koman. It takes about 2 hours. The fare is 10 euros. This is also a great valley and is highly recommended. It was just the way back, but the views were so amazing that I kept taking photos for 2 hours. Each hotel will arrange transportation to the ferry terminal. The ferry terminal is here. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/NWFuct1rLJYebM7H7 #0yentripFebruary2025 #Albania #ValbonaVillage

I went trekking to Blue Aikapa in Tes, Albania. Information is available from the bus terminal where you arrive at Tes from Shkodar. It costs 8 euros round trip to Blue Aikapa. The bus departs when the maximum number of passengers has been gathered. You can walk the whole way, but it's a 20km round trip, so I think it's a good idea to ask for a car even if it's just one way. It costs 4 euros one way. I got tired from walking on the way there, so I took a car on the way back lol After getting off the car, you walk about 2km from there to Blue Aikapa. The river here is very clear and beautiful. However, since it is meltwater from the Alps, the water temperature is super cold lol However, since the temperature is hot in the summer, your body will dry out quickly and you won't catch a cold. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/19VAJ75jcSRMXqNx5 #0 yen trip February 2025 #Tes village

Albania 🇦🇱Rozafa Castle🏰 covers an area of ​​9 hectares, and the city wall stretches for 880 meters. The castle🏰 was built in the Illyrian period. The Illyria was one of the most primitive tribes in Albania at that time. The city of Shkoder was built in the ancient Illyrian Kingdom in the 4th century BC. When facing the Roman invasion, Queen Teuta of Illyria used this castle 🏰 to fight against the Roman invasion, so this castle 🏰 is a very important one in history. ⭕️Castle🏰Introduction ✅Historical Origin: Rozafa Castle🏰 is located southwest of Shkoder, a northwestern city in Albania🇦🇱. It was built in the 4th century BC or early 3rd century BC. It was originally a fortification of the ancient Illyrians. It was once ruled by ancient Rome, the Serbian Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, etc., and witnessed many historical events. ✅Architectural features: The castle covers an area of ​​about 9 acres, has three-story courtyards, and a one-kilometer-long wall. It is ingeniously designed and has strong defensive capabilities. There are three towers on the city wall. Although only the foundations are left, their scale can still be seen. The stone walls of the castle are tall and magnificent. Although some of them are dilapidated, they still show the vicissitudes of history. ✅Legend: It is said that when the three brothers were building the castle, they worked hard but the walls collapsed every night. The wise man told them that they needed to offer a living person as a sacrifice. Eventually, the third brother's wife, Rozafa, was buried inside the city wall. She asked to expose the right side of her body so that she could watch the baby, breastfeed, hold the baby and rock the crib. After the castle was built, it was named after her. ⭕️Game guide ✅Transportation Guide: If you live in the center of Shkoder, you can take a bus to the castle🏰; you can also choose to rent a car or take a taxi, which is convenient and fast. ✅Opening hours: usually 9:00-19:00, please check and confirm in advance. ✅Ticket information: Price 400 Lek (about 4 Euros). The Third Courtyard Museum is open irregularly, and the ticket price is 200 Lek (about 2 Euros) ✅ Tour route: After entering the castle🏰, you can first visit the narrow courtyard on the first floor to experience its defensive function; then go to the second courtyard to visit the ruins of the mosque and the well built in the 15th century; finally reach the third courtyard to visit the Venetian-style museum. As soon as you enter the museum, you can see the Rozafa relief that tells the legend of the construction of the castle🏰. At the same time, you can also explore the underground tunnel in the third courtyard. The castle is located at the junction of the Buna and Drin rivers. From the highest point of the castle, you can see Lake Sködar. ⭕️Nearby food: Shkoder has a variety of local food, such as Albanian 🇦🇱 barbecue, meatballs, special bread, etc., which can be tasted before and after the tour. ✅There is the only cafe next to the Third Courtyard Museum at the highest point of the castle, which provides soft drinks, coffee and ice cream. ⭕️Accommodation recommendation: You can choose to stay in the center of Shkodër. There are many hotels and B&Bs to choose from, with prices ranging from tens of euros to hundreds of euros. If you want to be closer to the castle, there are some nearby accommodation options, which are about a 20-minute walk away. ⚠️Notes: ✅There is a canteen and toilet at the bus stop at the foot of the mountain. The toilet costs 0.5 euros. There is only one toilet in the castle on the top of the mountain. It is in the cafe. If you don't consume, you will be charged 1 euro separately. ✅The road up the mountain is narrow, and the bus cannot reach the ticket office halfway up the mountain. You need to walk 🚶 or take a car 🚗 to get there. It takes 10 minutes to walk and 2-3 minutes to take a car ✅The castle is paved with rocks and the roads are difficult to walk on, especially on rainy days when the rocks are slippery, so you need to pay special attention to safety ✅The mountaintop castle🏰 has no safety protection such as fences. Pay special attention to safety when climbing up to see the distance and be careful not to fall. ⭕️The castle🏰 is ancient and time-honored, so it is recommended to wear bright colors to stand out in photos. An indispensable part of traveling to Albania 🇦🇱 is visiting castles 🏰. Rozafa Castle 🏰 is an outstanding example of Albania’s 🇦🇱 castle 🏰 history. Standing on the hilltop where the two rivers meet, you can immediately understand the wisdom of the ancient Illyrians in choosing the site.

Don’t miss this guide, it is an indispensable guide for your vacation in Serbia and other countries! The whole journey is 12 days, and you will have an extraordinary experience of a different European charm. You will definitely fall in love with this place! Serbia, known as the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, is rich in history and culture and is located in the heart of the European continent. Similarly, neighboring countries like Romania and Bulgaria also have a long history, a great geographical location 🌍, and unique customs 🏰. Visiting these countries together is simply double the enjoyment and discovery! 🚀Itinerary: Day 1-Day 2: Depart from Shanghai, transfer to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Tito's Tomb, St. Sava Church, Belgrade Fortress, and enjoy a cruise on the Danube⛴️. Day 3-Day 4: Visit the wine town of Sremski Karlovci 🍷, then visit Novi-Sad Freedom Square, Synagogue and other places. On the second day, explore the lonely hut in the river 🏠 and the wooden village 🏞️, and then arrive in Zlatibor. Day 5-Day 6: Visit the Monastery of Miresheva, then admire the Durmitor National Park and Tara Bridge, arrive in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, take a boat cruise on Lake Skadar, explore Rozafa Castle, and finally arrive in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Day 7-Day 8: From the National History Museum, Skanderbeg Square, and the Pyramids in Tirana, to the Kruja Castle, return to Podgorica, visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, the Millennium Bridge, and finally arrive at St. Stefan Island 🗾 and rest in the Old Town of Budva ☕️. Day 9-Day 10: Explore the walls of Kotor, the Cathedral, the Kotor Fortress, enter the ancient town of Perast, then go to Trebinje, experience history at the ancient bridge, the old town, and the Neretva River in Mostar, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. Day 11-Day 12: Visit the Latin Bridge, temples, and City Hall in Sarajevo, then 🛩️fly back to Shanghai and end this wonderful and compact multi-country tour in Shanghai ❤. 📱Travel checklist: communication equipment and chargers First of all, a mobile phone is a must, and it is recommended to use a global communication phone so that you can stay in touch at any time even in Serbia. At the same time, don't forget to bring universal chargers and plug converters so that you can charge your electronic devices at any time in any country. 🧾Travel checklist: documents and travel insurance The next most important thing is documents, passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license, fasten your seat belt, in case you need to prove your identity or rent a car in a foreign country, it will be much more convenient. Although Serbia and other countries are visa-free, you must remember to buy travel insurance, which is a very important safety guarantee. 👗Travel checklist: clothing and belongings Considering the climate in February, the temperature is still relatively low. So bring some warm clothes, down jackets, woolen hats and gloves are essential. As for other personal belongings, basic medicines and personal cleaning tools are also necessary. 🎒Travel Checklist: Travel Essentials Below, there are some small items that you may not have thought of but are really useful, such as world maps🗺, guidebooks, and small books of daily life in various languages, which can greatly enhance your travel experience. I hope this list can help everyone. When you are away from home, safety is the top priority. May your trip be easy and enjoyable! Just like this, we have come a long way with full of memories and gains, and look forward to seeing you again on the next tour to Serbia and other countries! 🌍🎒📸

Dear friends, this is a complete travel guide for a 13-day tour of Qatar and other countries during the Spring Festival. There is no commercial cooperation throughout the whole journey. The purpose is to help you travel to multiple countries and embark on a unique Spring Festival journey! Come on, let's go! -- In Qatar 🇶🇦, you will be amazed by the glorious history and endless enthusiasm, and you can experience the exotic customs and traditions, as well as the magnificent wind tower landscape. Open the journey of Qatar and other countries, and take you to appreciate the natural beauty and rich historical and cultural attractions of the Mediterranean style, the lush and fertile Ottoman 🇴🇲, the city and desert intertwined United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪, which will definitely make you linger! -- 🌍🌟Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Start our journey, first visit Guangzhou and experience the charm of the southern metropolis. Day 2-3: Take a flight to Belgrade via Doha, then drive all the way to Sarajevo, Serbia, and enjoy the Eastern European charm. Day 4-6: Cross the mountain hotel, travel from Sarajevo to the quiet Trebinje, and finally arrive at the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, passing through the historic city of Kotor and the scenic Budva. Day 7-9: Tour Lake Skadar, visit St. Stefan's Island, explore Podgorica, pass through the beautiful Zabljak, admire the Tara Bridge, and finally arrive at Zlatibor. Day 10: Return to Belgrade, spend a solid day revisiting the old place, and experience the enthusiasm of Serbia again. Day 11-12: Cross-border journey to Qatar, spend a day of exciting Doha tour, then return to Doha Airport and prepare to depart. Day 13: Pack up and return, depart from Doha, return to Guangzhou, and complete our global tour. -- 📱💼 Pre-trip essentials: 🌍🌴Qatar and other countries tour 🌴✈ 📚 First of all, without further ado, please bring all your documents, including your passport, driver's license (if you plan to drive yourself), and international credit card. 🎒 Secondly, because you are traveling in January, the weather in Qatar and other countries is hot and dry, with plenty of sunshine during the day and a little cool at night. Therefore, please prepare long-sleeved and short-sleeved T-shirts, sunscreen, and sunglasses, as well as a jacket that can withstand a little cold wind. Don't forget your hat to prevent sunburn. 🔌 Finally, please bring a charger and adapter, as the power outlets in different countries may be different. Bringing an adapter can save you a lot of trouble. A reliable power adapter and power bank can ensure that your electronic devices can be powered on at any time. Oh, and if you need to use data services, please purchase a local phone card in advance. All of them are visa-free and very convenient. -- In conclusion, this magnificent journey of Qatar and other countries will allow you to fully experience your unique chapter, and it will be revealed from this moment, waiting for you!

In the heart of the Balkan Peninsula lies a hidden gem - Skadar Lake National Park. Known as the 'green lung' of Montenegro, this wetland attracts visitors from all over the world with its unique natural scenery and rich biodiversity. The northern and western shores of the park mostly belong to Montenegro, while the eastern and southern parts border Albania, making it a shared natural treasure between the two countries. Standing by the lake, you can marvel at the distant mountains and the clear waters up close, truly appreciating the wonders of nature. Skadar Lake National Park is renowned for its excellent ecological environment. It is home to a wealth of flora and fauna, providing a sanctuary for many wild species. The lake is also a habitat for numerous fish and amphibians. The abundant fish resources make it an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts, while the wetlands along the lake are home to many amphibians, which thrive and reproduce here, forming an intricate ecological chain. It's also a great spot for taking stunning photos!