Chestnut Hill, nestled among Tropoja’s chestnut trees, has become one of the area’s leading agritourism businesses. Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of the venture on social media, describing its views above the clouds as magical. The guesthouse has 12 rooms and welcomes visitors from Europe, America, Singapore and Australia.
Working with around 10 local farming families, Chestnut Hill supplies fresh, authentic products. It also collects around 2 tonnes of chestnut honey annually, which it successfully promotes and sells.
Combining traditional and modern architecture, the guesthouse occupies a commanding location amid the cool mountain air and picturesque landscapes of the Gjakova Highlands. In addition to its views, it offers a menu blending traditional dishes with international cuisine, using 100% organic local produce.
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