Fir of Hotova National Park Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
protected area in Albania
About Fir of Hotova National Park
With a coverage area of 34,361 hectares consisting mainly of Bulgarian Firs, the area was declared a national park by the Albanian Government on January 15, 1996 under the jurisdiction of the Permet District Forest Service, and National Agency of Protected Areas of Albana (AKZM). The area is by far the most protected forest massif in Albania, successfully resisting any damage or deforestation by man. The impressive view of the park can be seen from Lumica Valley entrance up to Kokojka Mt summit. At the height of 800-1000 meters, there are vast meadows surrounded by centuries-old large trees forming an impressive greenbelt. There are no food facilities in the park, though food can be brought or ordered at nearby villages. Water can be secured from fresh water fountains located on the roadsi
Where to Stay in Fir of Hotova National Park
- 🏨Hotel Alvero
- 🏨Hotel Permeti
Fir of Hotova National Park Travel Guide Sections
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