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Lake Shkodra, the largest lake in the Balkans, lies along the border between Albania and Montenegro. It offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance. The Albanian side of the lake is celebrated for its fertile grounds, diverse wildlife, and picturesque villages.
Bird watchers flock to the area, where the lake provides a habitat for hundreds of species. The surrounding landscape is perfect for nature walks and boat tours, leading visitors to small islands scattered across the water. Additionally, the historic Rozafa Castle overlooks the lake, offering stunning panoramic views, while local festivals highlight the region’s rich heritage.