Maja e Hajlës
Hajla Mountain is one of the most scenic peaks in the Rugova region, standing tall on the border between Kosovo and Montenegro. Its rolling meadows, pine forests and sweeping ridgelines make it one of the most rewarding hikes in the Accursed Mountains.
Unlike sharp rocky peaks, Hajla offers a more gradual climb, making it suitable even for intermediate hikers. From the summit you are rewarded with unobstructed 360° views over the Rugova valley, the Montenegrin highlands, forest slopes and alpine pastures.
Located near the village of Radavc, just a short distance from Peja, the White Drin Waterfall marks the source of the White Drin River as it emerges from karst caves and plunges 25–30 metres into a clear, emerald pool.
Rugova Canyon stretches from the city of Peja into the heart of the rugged peaks of the Albanian Alps (also called the Accursed Mountains).
The Peja Bazaar (Çarshia e Pejës) is the historic heart of the city – a lively blend of tradition, culture, food and everyday life.
