Albania has become one of the most attractive destinations in recent years.
Besides the coast, visitors now choose the Albanian Alps as a destination.
Several national parks lie within these Alps, surrounded by stunning landscapes.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared photos today on social media.
The images show the sunset over the peaks of the Alps, in the heart of Dragobia.
Bleron Çaka took the photo.
It was featured in the international photo and video competition “Wanderlust in Albania 2.”

“A rare moment where the last light of day hugs the Alpine peaks in Dragobia,” Rama said.
The photo, titled “Sunset at Snake Peak,” was taken by Bleron Çaka.

The international competition “Wanderlust in Albania” returned for a second year.
The first edition was a success.
It reveals Albania’s beauty through the eyes of travelers.
Participants submitted photos and video reels taken during their trips in Albania.

Photographers and videographers, both amateur and professional, joined from Albania and 36 countries.
They brought stunning visuals that highlight Albania’s nature, culture, and history.

One of them was Bleron Çaka.
He chose to promote the Albanian Alps, a natural destination attracting more and more visitors with its unique beauty.

The Albanian Alps National Park remains one of the most visited destinations in the country.
Tourists love the natural wonders of the Gashi River, Valbona Valley, Theth, Vermosh, and Boga.

The Albanian Alps lie north of the Drin River and west of the lower Valbona River.
They cover the northern part of the country and make up about 8% of Albania’s territory.

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