The Bredhi i Hotovës–Dangëlli National Park is one of the most important natural areas of southeastern Albania, located in the Gjirokastra and Tepelena regions. It extends over a large area of mountainous and forested terrain, including dense forests of fir and spruce, alpine meadows and deep valleys. The park is known for its rich biodiversity, hosting many rare plant and animal species, as well as for its magnificent mountain landscapes that offer a peaceful environment untouched by human influence.
This park has great ecological and touristic importance, offering opportunities for nature walks, mountain climbing and observation of rare animals and birds. In addition to its natural values, Bredhi i Hotovës–Dangëlli also preserves the cultural and historical heritage of the region, reflecting the connection of local communities with nature and their traditions. The park represents an important destination for sustainable tourism and exploration of the Albanian alpine nature.
