Tropoja’s “Chestnut Hill”, an alpine doorway

TIRANA, November 13 /ATSH/ – Nestled among the chestnut groves of Tropoja, the “Chestnut Hill” agrotourism retreat has become one of the region’s premier destinations. Today, Prime Minister Edi Rama shared “magical” photos of the cloud-level property on social media, highlighting that its doors remain open to visitors.

This agrotourism has a capacity of 12 rooms and welcomes tourists from all over the world, including Europe, the Americas, Singapore and Australia.

In collaboration with about 10 local farming families, the “Chestnut Hill” sources fresh, authentic products; it also collects approximately 2 tons of chestnut honey annually, which it successfully promotes and markets.

The “Chestnut Hill” guesthouse in Tropoja is a masterfully crafted blend of traditional and modern design.

It occupies a prime, commanding location, set against the cool mountain air and the picturesque landscape of Gjakova Highlands.

Along with great views, the guesthouse offers a menu of traditional and international dishes made entirely from local, organic ingredients. /e.i/j.p/p.s./

 

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