Theth, a mountain village 70 km from Shkodra, ranks among Albania’s most visited destinations year-round.

This early autumn, the village is crowded with tourists. Visitors explore its natural wonders as well as its cultural and historical heritage.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images from Theth’s church square on social media under the theme “Beautiful Albania.”

“Thethi reborn,” Rama wrote, as photos showed tourists sitting in front of the iconic church.

After a campaign against illegal buildings, Theth remains a destination that meets tourist expectations with its rare landscapes.

Part of the Albanian Alps, Theth has become a hotspot for adventure and nature tourism. It draws both locals and foreigners seeking authentic experiences in the heart of the mountains.

Top attractions include the Blue Eye, the natural pools of Nderlysa, Grunas Waterfall, Grunas Canyon, the Theth-Valbona trail, the Cave of Arapi, and the Peaks of the Accursed Mountains.

The area’s natural wealth blends with local culture and traditions, creating a strong foundation for tourism growth.

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