VILLAGE XHANAJ
Xhanaj is a small and picturesque village in the Këlcyrë area, surrounded by beautiful mountain landscapes and rich natural scenery. The village preserves the character of a traditional rural settlement, where the lives and activities of its inhabitants have historically been closely connected to the land, livestock farming and the natural resources of the area.
Its location in one of the most beautiful areas of Qarishtë makes Xhanaj an interesting destination for rural tourism, nature walks and discovering local traditions. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the village, its mountain scenery and the characteristic hospitality of the local community. The surrounding area offers opportunities to explore natural trails, panoramic landscapes and elements of local heritage, making Xhanaj a suitable destination for those seeking an authentic experience away from the more frequented tourist areas
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