“Pearl of Dibër” awakens in spring, Rama publishes images from Grama Pastures

TIRANA, May 8 – Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today images from Grama Pastures in Dibër, where nature wakes up in spring among greenery and mountain calm.

Grama is called the pearl of Dibër. It is rich in flat pastures, a beautiful lake, and endless greenery. On the ascent to Grama Pastures, the eye sees endless greenery and many sources of crystal-clear and very cold water.

The area contains several natural monuments. It is among the most sought-after places for local visitors and foreign tourists.

Grama lies northeast of the town of Peshkopi, about 12 km from the city, reaching up to 2400 metres above sea level.

It is the most beautiful part of the Korab–Koritnik National Park. The climb to the pastures is very beautiful. It gives the feeling of a balcony. From there, one can see the entire Dibër plain, the town of Peshkopi, and many natural beauties that nature has drawn abundantly.

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