Tomorr National Park continues to attract both domestic and international visitors, promoting sustainable tourism and showcasing Albania’s natural heritage.

During a hike along the Qafa e Skurës–Tomorr Castle trail, specialists from the Berat Regional Administration of Protected Areas guided a group of French tourists throughout the route.

The guides introduced visitors to the park’s rich natural, historical, and cultural values, offering a unique experience among its spectacular landscapes and valuable heritage.

The park features remarkable biodiversity, including Mediterranean shrubs, oak forests, beech forests, coniferous trees, and subalpine and alpine grasslands. Its vegetation represents all four major plant zones found in Albania.

Tomorr National Park also hosts diverse wildlife. Visitors can find 11 species of amphibians, including the yellow-bellied toad and the crested newt, as well as 19 species of reptiles such as snakes, vipers, and tortoises. The park is also home to around 141 bird species.

For generations, Mount Tomorr has held a special place in Albanian culture and spirituality. Today, it has become a popular destination for foreign tourists seeking nature, adventure, and authentic cultural experiences in Albania.

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