BEST Places To Visit In Kosovo (Top 8)
Kosovo is amazing! This small country was never on my list to go but it has easily become one of my top countries I've been! I've spent 20 days in this amazing place and feel like I have not scratched the surface here's a list of some of my favorite spots YOU MUST GO
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list of accommodations I've stayed in, all found on booking.com
Prishtina: Prishtina center hostel and moon hostel
Prizren: M99 hostel
Gjakove: Bujtina Zhaveli
Peja: Urban hostel
Reka e Allages: Peaks of the Ballkans Tour ( Hostel Panorama )
Gračanica: XYZ apartment
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Chapters:
0:00 intro
0:10 Prishtina
1:15 Prishtina bear sanctuary
2:33 Marble Cave
3:10 Prizren
4:21 Sharr Mountain National Park
5:19 Peja
6:23 White Drin Waterfalls
6:50 Lake Leqinat
7:50 Outro
mapa de Kosovo
Kosovo o Kósovo1 (en albanés Kosova/Kosovë; en serbio Косово/Kosovo), oficialmente conocida como República de Kosovo (Republika e Kosovës; Република Косово/Republika Kosovo), es un Estado con reconocimiento limitado sin salida al mar ubicado en la península balcánica, en el sureste de Europa. Abarca 10 908 km² de superficie2 y está habitado por cerca de 1.8 millones de personas. Su capital es Pristina. Limita con Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia del Norte y la región de Serbia Central, y está compuesto por las regiones de Kosovo y Metojia.6
El reconocimiento internacional de la independencia de Kosovo es motivo de controversia. El gobierno de Kosovo, en cuyo territorio la etnia albanesa tiene predominio numérico, declaró unilateralmente su independencia de Serbia el 17 de febrero de 2008, con el apoyo de Estados Unidos y de la mayoría de los países de la Unión Europea, instaurando la República de Kosovo. Sin embargo, Serbia aún considera la provincia autónoma de Kosovo y Metojia (Косово и Метохија; Kosovo/Kosovo i Metohija) como una región autónoma dentro de su propio territorio, en conformidad con su Constitución y con la resolución 1244 del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas, aunque no intervenga en su administración desde 1999.
Al finalizar la Guerra de Kosovo, el gobierno de la región quedó en manos de la OTAN y de la Misión de Administración Provisional de las Naciones Unidas en Kosovo por mandato del citado Consejo de Seguridad.7
Actualmente Kosovo es reconocido como Estado soberano por 98 de los 193 miembros de Naciones Unidas.8 Serbia, Rusia, China, España y la mayor parte de los países de América, Asia y África no aceptan la declaración unilateral de independencia, ni reconocen a la República de Kosovo como Estado soberano. La comunidad internacional se encuentra dividida entre los países que han reconocido oficialmente la independencia de Kosovo, los que se niegan a reconocerla y los que han declarado su neutralidad o su esperanza de una evolución de los acontecimientos, acordada por las partes.
La soberanía de Kosovo como república fue proclamada por la mayor parte de los habitantes de origen étnico albanés. Sin embargo, la parte norte de Kosovo, habitada en su mayoría por la etnia serbia, es administrada autónomamente con la coordinación de la Asamblea Comunitaria de Kosovo y Metojia, un organismo creado en junio de 2008 con el apoyo de la República de Serbia y que no es reconocido por el autoproclamado gobierno kosovar.9
Tras seis meses de negociaciones promovidas por la Unión Europea, el 19 de abril de 2013 los gobiernos de Serbia y la República de Kosovo alcanzaron un acuerdo para el establecimiento de relaciones bilaterales map of Kosovo Kosovo está dividido en siete distritos (alb.: rreth, ser.: дистрикт –distrikt–), los cuales a su vez se subdividen en 30 municipios (alb.: komuna, ser.: општина –opština–). Esta división fue establecida por la MINUK en 1999, reemplazando los antiguos cinco distritos establecidos por la República Federal de Yugoslavia, y fue heredada por la República de Kosovo; las autoridades serbias aún utilizan la antigua división administrativa.
Nombre (alb. / ser.) Mapa Capital Municipalidades
Djakovica
Gjakovë / Đakovica RR GJA.png Djakovica
Gjakova
Decane
Orahovac
Gnjilane
Gjilan / Gnjilane RR GJI.png Gnjilane
Gjilan
Kosovska Kamenica
Vitina
Mitrovica
Mitrovicë / Kosovska Mitrovica RR MI.png Mitrovica
Mitrovica
Leposaviq
Srbica
Vushtrri
Zubin Potok
Zveçan
Peć
Pejë / Peć RR PE.png Peć
Pejë
Istog
Klina
Nombre (alb. / ser.) Mapa Capital Municipalidades
Pristina
Prishtinë / Priština RR PR.png Pristina
Prishtina
Glogovac
Fushë Kosovë
Lipjan
Novo Bërdë
Obiliq
Podujevo
Prizren
Prizren / Prizren RR PZ.png Prizren
Dragash
Suharekë
Malishevë
Uroševac
Ferizaj / Uroševac RR FE.png Uroševac
Ferizaj
Shtimë
Kaçanik
Shtërp Kosovo se ubica en el centro de la península de los Balcanes, con una forma a grandes rasgos romboidal y sin acceso directo al mar. Se extiende entre las longitudes 41°50’58’’ y 43°15’42’’ Norte y las latitudes 20°01’30’’ y 21°48’02’’ Este.69 Su territorio ocupa una superficie de 10 887 km²,2 un área similar a la de Jamaica o Catar.
Gran parte del territorio es montañoso, especialmente a lo largo de sus fronteras. En el borde nororiental con Montenegro y parte de Albania están los montes Prokletije, parte del conjunto de los Alpes Dináricos. En esta cadena se encuentra el Đeravica, que con una altitud de 2.565 msnm es el punto más alto del territorio kosovar,69 y el cañón de Rugova con una longitud de 25 kilómetros. En el sector noroccidental se ubican los Kopaonik a lo largo de la frontera con Serbia Central y en el sur se encuentran los montes Šar. Ambas cadenas montañosas son populares destinos turísticos, especialmente debido a su parque nacional y centros de esquí (como Brezovica).
Ferizaj - viti 1989
Ferizaj - viti 1989
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map of Kosovo
Kosovo, officially the Republic of Kosovo, is a partially recognised de facto sovereign state in Southeast Europe. It lies at the centre of the Balkans, occupying an area of 10,887 km2 (4,203 sq mi), with a population of about 1.8 million; it is bordered by Serbia to the north and east, North Macedonia to the southeast, Albania to the southwest, and Montenegro to the west. Most of central Kosovo is dominated by the vast plains and fields of Metohija and Kosovo. The Accursed Mountains and Šar Mountains rise in the southwest and southeast, respectively. Its capital and largest city is Pristina.
In classical antiquity, the central tribe which emerged in the territory of Kosovo were Dardani, who formed an independent polity known as the Kingdom of Dardania in the 4th century BCE. It was annexed by the Roman Empire by the 1st century BCE, and for the next millennium the territory remained part of the Byzantine Empire, whose rule was eroded by Slavic invasions beginning in the 6th–7th century CE. In the centuries thereafter, control of the area alternated between the Byzantines and the First Bulgarian Empire. By the 13th century, Kosovo became the core of the Serbian medieval state, and has also been the seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church from the 14th century, when its status was upgraded to a patriarchate. Ottoman expansion in the Balkans in the late 14th and 15th century led to the decline and fall of the Serbian Empire; the Battle of Kosovo of 1389 is considered to be one of the defining moments in Serbian medieval history. The Ottomans fully conquered the region after the Second Battle of Kosovo. The Ottoman Empire ruled the area until the early 20th century.
In the late 19th century, Kosovo was the center of the Albanian National Movement and where the Albanian revolt of 1910 and Albanian revolt of 1912 took place. Following their defeat in the Balkan Wars, the Ottomans ceded Kosovo to Serbia and Montenegro. Both countries joined Yugoslavia after World War I, and following a period of Yugoslav unitarianism in the Kingdom, the post-World War II Yugoslav constitution established the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija within the Yugoslav constituent republic of Serbia. Tensions between Kosovo's Albanian and Serb communities simmered through the 20th century and occasionally erupted into major violence, culminating in the Kosovo War of 1998 and 1999, which resulted in the withdrawal of the Yugoslav army, and the establishment of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Ultimately, Kosovo unilaterally declared its independence from Serbia on 17 February 2008, and has since gained diplomatic recognition as a sovereign state by 97 member states of the United Nations. Serbia does not officially recognise Kosovo as a sovereign state and continues to claim it as its constituent Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija, although it accepts the governing authority of the Kosovo institutions as a part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement.
Kosovo is a developing country, with an upper-middle-income economy. It has experienced solid economic growth over the last decade as measured by international financial institutions, and growth every year since the onset of the financial crisis of 2007–2008. Kosovo is a member of the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and has applied for membership of Interpol and for observer status in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation. Pristina 204,721 11 Suva Reka 59,681
2 Prizren 186,986 12 Orahovac 58,908
3 Ferizaj 101,174 13 Mališevo 57,301
4 Peja 97,890 14 Lipjan 56,643
5 Gjakova 94,543 15 Skenderaj 51,746
6 Podujevo 83,425 16 Vitina 46,742
7 Mitrovica 80,623 17 Deçan 41,173
8 Gjilan 80,525 18 Istok 39,604
9 Vushtrri 64,578 19 Klina 39,208
10 Drenas 60,175 20 Kosovo Polje 37,048 Located in Southeastern Europe, Kosovo receives floral and faunal species from Europe and Eurasia. Forests are widespread in Kosovo and cover at least 39% of the region. Phytogeographically, it straddles the Illyrian province of the Circumboreal Region within the Boreal Kingdom. In addition, it falls within three terrestrial ecoregions: Balkan mixed forests, Dinaric Mountains mixed forests, and Pindus Mountains mixed forests.[184] Kosovo's biodiversity is conserved in two national parks, eleven nature reserves and one hundred three other protected areas.[185] The Bjeshkët e Nemuna National Park and Sharr Mountains National Park are the most important regions of vegetation and biodiversity in Kosovo.[186] Kosovo had a 2019 Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score of 5.19/10, ranking it 107th globally out of 172 countries mapa de Kosovo
Ferizaj - viti 1991
Ferizaj - viti 1991
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Durres Albania, The Forgotten Tourist Town 🇦🇱
Durres Albania, The Forgotten Tourist Town 🇦🇱 (Durrës)
While we were travelling around Durres Albania after seeing the Durres amphitheatre, we stopped off for some food and found some forgotten tourist town. It looked out of season and we found out from a local that it has been damaged by a recent earthquake.
We were at Duress Beach Albania, specifically it was Perandor Beach. I decided to vlog it when I found the abandoned theme park and go for a Urbex vlog style.
We went and looked at the rides that had been left behind and even got in some and tried to get them started. We had no luck, so we walked down and jumped over the gate to the wharf. Once I got down there I realised homeless people had been living inside there.
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Video 2012-3-39 ZIELONA GÓRA-TRZEBULE-LETNICA part 3 April 24-th 2012 Distance 50 km
ZIELONA GÓRA-TRZEBULE-LETNICA(50 km) of three parts
PART THREE:
Next bike trip with Martin,route:Zielona Góra-Trzebule-Letnica,distance 50 km on the 23-th of April 2012.We set off from a place opposite
the Zielona Góra University first we go along the main town street and then go through the forest until we reach a small village called Słone,and next
again ,through the forest along forestry dirt road towards Radomia.After that we ride up a small hill in the village and through Orzesze we arrive to Drzonów
where a Military Museum is located.In it there's an open-air exhibition of tanks,cannons and airplanes dated from the Second Great World War and from later period.
I filmed it last year.After a short stop we go ahead and after a while we reach Trzebule,a place where an old manor and a historical wooden church are located.
Then we go along dirt road to Lipno a small village about 25 km from Zielona Góra.After a visit a small country shop we stop in the forest for relax.
After that we go through Grabowiec to Letnica a small village beautifully situated about 15 km from Zielona Góra.There u can see an old church made of stone and brick.
From Letnica the road leads up the hill.really difficult way for biking.Fortunately this ends soon and we go down to Buchałów a village about 10 km from Zielona Góra.
Going down the hill u can wonder beautiful sights of this area.Finally we ride to Wilkanowo,earlier we pass a ring road and reach Zielona Góra nearby the Housing Estate Brickyard
where an old brickyard used to be,now there are beautiful modern houses.
Have a nice watching!Amnas2011
CZĘŚĆ TRZECIA:
Kolejna,wspaniala wycieczka z Marcinem na trasie Zielona Góra-Trzebule-Letnica,długości 50 km w dniu 23-go kwietnia.Wreszcie zaczęła pojawiać się zieleń tu i ówdzie,więc jazda o wiele przyjemniejsza niż poprzednio.
Rozpoczynamy podróż przy budynku Uniwersytetu Zielonogórskiego na wysokości parkingu,w pobliżu mojego miejsca zamieszkania.Najpierw jedziemy wzdłuż głównej drogi na Krosno Odrzańskie,potem jedziemy lasem do wsi Słone
mijamy linię kolejową Zielona Góra-Żary i przez kolejny las docieramy leśną drogą do Radomii położonej 10 km od miejsca naszego wyjazdu.Tam kawałek stromej drogi pod górę i po minięciu osady Orzesze dojeżdżamy do Drzonowa
gdzie znajduje się Muzeum Wojskowe z wystawą dział,czołgów,wozów radiolokacyjnych,rakiet,samolotów bojowych i pasażerskich.Filmowałem to na specjalnej wycieczce w zeszłym roku(patrz playlista2011).
Po krótkim postoju udajemy się polną drogą najpierw przez łąki i pola,potem przez las do Trzebuli,mijając po drodze
dość pokaźny staw rybny.W Trzebuli zwiedzamy stary miejscowy dworek i historyczny drewniany kościółek z XVII wieku.Opuszczając tą wieś kierujemy się lasem(10 km ciężkiej jazdy po piasku) do Lipna zlokalizowanego 25 km od Zielonej Góry ,
gdzie po krótkiej wizycie w miejscowym sklepie spożywczym skręcamy do lasu i zatrzymujemy się na krótki odpoczynek przy skraju drogi.W końcu zaczynamy naszą drogę powrotną jadąc przez Grabowiec,Letnicę.W Letnicy zatrzymujemy się przy zabytkowym kościółku
następnie wyjeżdżając z Letnicy ostro pod górę na szczyt wzgórza skąd roztacza się wspaniały widok na okolicę co sfilmowałem zjeżdżając z tego wzniesienia.
Po szybkiej jeździe w dół docieramy do Buchałowa 10 km od Zielonej Góry.Po minięciu Wilkanowa,docieramy do Zielona Góry w pobliżu osiedla Cegielnia.
Życzę przyjemnego oglądania i miłych wrażeń oraz zapraszam na kolejne wycieczki.Pozdrawiam,Amnas2011