Snow has covered Lura National Park, creating a magical scene in the heart of Dibra.

Fresh snowfall has brightened the glacial lakes and dense forests. The area now offers one of the most beautiful winter landscapes in the country.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared a photo from Lura on social media and called it a “fairy-tale view.”

Winter gives Lura a new identity. It turns the area into an ideal destination for visitors who want to enjoy the charm of a white landscape.

Nature, tradition, and culture blend in this region. The stunning scenery rises toward the sky and descends toward seven lakes in a valley between mountains.

Lura National Park lies in northeastern Albania. It covers 12.8 km² and includes the eastern part of the Lura Crown.

The Lura Lakes cover 1,280 hectares. They lie on the eastern side of the mountain massif known as the “Lura Crown.” The 14 glacial lakes create a picturesque and attractive environment at 1,350–1,720 meters above sea level.

The park expanded with the addition of the Zall-Gjoçaj Lake. It now forms the “Lura–Deja Mountain” National Park with a surface of 20,242 hectares.

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