Shpella e Radavcit
Tucked behind the White Drin Waterfall, the Cave of Radavc is one of Kosovo's most fascinating underground attractions. Extending for several kilometres, the cave features stalactites, stalagmites, underground halls and narrow passages formed over thousands of years by flowing water.
Only part of the cave is open to visitors, but even the accessible areas show dramatic rock formations and mysterious chambers that feel ancient and untouched – a beautiful contrast to the outdoor scenery.
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.
