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Hotova–Dangëlli National Park

Përmet, Albania

Hotova–Dangëlli National Park is one of the largest natural parks in Albania. It stretches across mountains and dense forests, providing a rich habitat for local flora and fauna. The area is characterized by mountain…

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Hotova–Dangëlli National Park

Hotova–Dangëlli National Park is one of the largest natural parks in Albania. It stretches across mountains and dense forests, providing a rich habitat for local flora and fauna. The area is characterized by mountain meadows, water springs, and thick forests, making it ideal for hiking, camping, and nature exploration. The park offers a unique combination of natural beauty and biodiversity, with panoramic views of the Trebeshinë–Dhëmbel–Nemërçkë mountain ranges. It is an important destination for tourists seeking authentic outdoor experiences and adventure activities.

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