Foreign Tourists Discover Bënja Thermal Baths

Foreign tourists are increasingly visiting the Bënja Thermal Baths in southern Albania, turning the area into a key destination for nature and wellness tourism. Located near the Langarica Canyon, the mineral-rich thermal waters offer relaxation and reputed healing effects. The historic Kadiu Bridge also attracts visitors, blending with the surrounding landscape.

Tourists from the United Kingdom, the United States, and France praised Albania’s natural beauty and hospitality. Many described the country as impressive and said the experience exceeded expectations. Their itineraries often include Tirana, Pogradec, Korçë, Gjirokastër, and Berat, with Bënja as a special stop for relaxation and exploration.

Visitors highlighted untouched nature, curative waters, and growing infrastructure. They also noted the need for more tourist information to further boost arrivals. The combination of scenic landscapes and thermal springs is strengthening Bënja’s position as an important destination for sustainable tourism in Albania.

/a.c/

The post Foreign Tourists Discover Bënja Thermal Baths appeared first on RTSH English.

Original post Here

News
Rama Ahead of UN General Assembly Address: Proud of Albania

Prime Minister Edi Rama is set to address the United Nations General Assembly in New York today. Before delivering his speech, Rama shared a photo on social media standing beside the Albanian flag at the UN headquarters. “Proud of Albania,” Rama wrote alongside the image. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister is …

News
Vuno Declared a Historical Center and Immovable Cultural Heritage Site

The Albanian government has approved a decision declaring the village of Vuno an immovable cultural heritage site and a Historical Center, while also defining its protected zone. According to the decision, authorities established the boundaries of Vuno’s Historical Center based on zoning maps and coordinates within the Albanian Geodetic Reference …

News
Rama: We Created Diella to Make Public Services More Accessible and Government More Accountable

Prime Minister Edi Rama said Albania became the first country to introduce an artificial intelligence instrument into the architecture of government through Diella, the country’s AI minister. Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Rama stressed that the initiative was not designed to transfer sovereignty from people …