Discover ALBANIA 🇦🇱: Strange laws, disgusting food? Rare animals, weird traditions, and hidden gems

For years, travelers have overlooked Albania, sometimes portrayed as a land of "strange laws" and "weird traditions." But trust me, there's so much more to this Balkan beauty than meets the eye. In this video, we have smashed those stereotypes and unveiled 100 incredible facts about Albania. Get ready for hidden gems, fascinating history, delicious food, and unique customs that make you want to book your next trip there!

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What makes this country so distinctive and special is that nature has gifted Albania generously with mountains in such a small area and amazing coastal landscapes not far away.

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In Albania, it is a popular pastime for individuals to take a leisurely walk in the evening. In some towns, certain roads are even closed off to traffic to allow locals to stroll safely.

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The eagle holds immense significance for Albanians and is regarded as their national and ethnic symbol.

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Butrint, a UNESCO-listed archaeological site in Albania, is home to some of the most significant ruins in the country, spanning 2, 500 years of history across the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine eras, with its origins dating back to the 3rd century BC.

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King Zog I was the sole monarch of Albania, reigning from 1928 until 1939.

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Albanian citizens can be found in numerous countries such as Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, and the United States.

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Contrary to the norm in most countries, Albanians have a unique way of signaling "yes" and "no". They shake their head to indicate agreement while nodding means disagreement.

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With about 7.5 million speakers, Albanian forms its own branch within the Indo-European languages and is not closely related to any other modern language.