Mount Tomor, known for its natural beauty and spiritual significance, takes on a special charm when covered in snow.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of Mount Tomor on social media today, highlighting visits by passionate climbers in the last days of February.

The snow accentuates the rugged relief, dense forests, and rocky cliffs, creating a striking contrast between the icy white landscape and the blue sky.

At 2,417 meters above sea level, Mount Tomor is home to the Tyrbe of Abaz Aliu. It attracts tourists, adventure seekers, and pilgrims who perform religious journeys.

Mount Tomor lies east of Berat and northeast of Çorovodë. It enjoys National Park status and offers activities such as snow climbs and rafting adventures in the Osum River canyons.

Beneath Mount Tomor flows the Osum River. As it descends through steep terrain, it has carved the famous Osum canyons, a popular destination, especially in summer.