Shebenik-Jabllanicë National Park has become a top destination for domestic and international tourists. Prime Minister Edi Rama shared photos of the park’s stunning snow-covered landscapes on social media today.

Visitors can explore the park’s peaks with certified guides, ensuring safe and enjoyable experiences. The park covers 33,927 hectares in northeastern Albania, mostly forested with pine, fir, and beech trees.

Shebenik Mountain rises to 2,253 meters and features glaciers, valleys, cirques, and alpine meadows. Streams from Bushtrica and Qarrishta feed into the Shkumbin River.

Wildlife includes bears, wild boar, roe deer, golden eagles, and wild pigeons. The park’s lower areas host shrubs, while its peaks offer alpine pastures and breathtaking views.

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