Snowfall has covered Mount Tomorr, giving the area a breathtaking winter landscape.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of the mountain under its snowy blanket, inviting hikers and nature lovers to experience a unique day amid stunning winter scenery.

At 2,417 meters above sea level, Mount Tomorr hosts the Tyrbe of Abaz Ali, one of the most important Bektashi pilgrimage sites. Every year, thousands of worshippers visit, along with tourists seeking adventure, sightseeing, and spiritual heritage.

Careful management by the Tomorr National Park Administration, combined with guided tours by specialized experts familiar with safe trails, allows the park to welcome visitors throughout the year.

Mount Tomorr lies east of Berat and northeast of Çorovodë. As a national park, it offers a wide range of activities, from alpine climbing on snowy slopes in winter to rafting adventures in the Osum Canyon during summer.

At the mountain’s base flows the Osum River, which carved the famous canyons—one of Albania’s most visited natural attractions, especially in warmer months.

Beyond its natural beauty, the Tomorr tourism route includes Christian and Bektashi religious sites, as well as cultural and natural monuments. These features make the area a prime destination for nature, cultural, and religious tourism.

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