This report was produced during a one-day visit to the Prelep Mountain Pastures, one of the most beautiful mountain areas in Kosovo and beyond. Prelep is part of the Albanian Alps (Bjeshkët e Nemuna), a region known for its striking landscapes and long-standing pastoral traditions.
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Video Reportage:https://youtu.be/4v-3veIG7c4 “The Mountains of Deçani – Beauty and Abundance in All Seasons” presents highland life following significant investments in road infrastructure, the opening of restaurants and accommodation facilities, and the construction of tourist villages, giving these mountains a new developmental dimension. Among the most beautiful and highest mountain ranges in Ballkan, the Deçani highlands
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https://youtu.be/BcZAQslqPoI 19 february 2023. Milishevc Mountain showcases the undeniable values of Kosovo’s natural and cultural heritage, highlighting the strong potential of these highlands for the development of mountain tourism at both regional and international levels. Locally known as the mountain “above the Lake”, Milishevc Mountain is traditionally used during the summer season exclusively by the
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This report from the Rugova Mountains focuses on the village of Shtupeq i Vogël, presenting rare panoramic views, everyday life of its residents, and the challenges faced by the community in one of the most remote areas of the Albanian Alps.
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The Strellc Mountain Pastures, located in western Kosovo near Deçan, are part of the Albanian Alps—locally known as Bjeshkët e Nemuna. This report documents seven consecutive summer days spent in the Strellc highlands, offering an authentic portrayal of alpine life, untouched nature, and the deep-rooted hospitality of the local community.
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The Roshkodoli Mountain reportage captures the colors and rhythm of a way of life that has been practiced for centuries by the inhabitants of these highland areas during the warm seasons. It reflects a traditional mountain lifestyle shaped by seasonal movement, pastoral traditions, and a deep connection between people and nature.
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Video link:https://youtu.be/Gd9cbOIaG38 This reportage from highland life in the Mountain Pllaqica e Vokshit highlights the revival of seasonal mountain living, a long-standing tradition that is restoring the idyllic character of life in these mountain landscapes. The return to the highlands represents cultural continuity, memory, and a ëay of life deeply rooted in nature. Through this
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Video Link:https://youtu.be/uxP44GNFH4g This reportage from Lumbardhi Mountain was filmed on a foggy day, giving the landscape a distinctive atmospheric and artistic character. The fog reshapes the scenery, revealing the mountain’s natural beauty through layers of light, silence, and movement within the Accursed Mountains. Shepherds, mountain dwellers, and visitors from Kosovo and the diaspora form a
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https://youtu.be/hL-hPYHP-vo 14 janar 2023. “Pleqe Mountain” is the latest reportage from the Kosovo Alps, specifically from the mountain region of Deçan—a highland area rich in natural beauty, cultural heritage, and human resilience. Since 2020, Pleqe Mountain has held the status of a permanent settlement, with clear aspirations to become a tourism village in the near
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Video Reportage: https://youtu.be/driUDc6VUt8 The reportage “Gjeravica Mountain”, rising at 2,656 meters above sea level, presents scenes from the highest peak in Kosovo and one of the highest mountains in the Balkans, capturing fragments of highland life at extreme altitudes. The story focuses on the lives of some of the remaining mountain dwellers, including shepherd Bajram
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