How was your trip to Albania? Albania travel guide

Albania is one of the few countries in Europe that grant visa-free access to tourists from China. It is rich in natural resources and has a long history and culture. People here live comfortably and have a high awareness of environmental protection. Many traditional cultures and buildings are well preserved. This is an ideal tourist destination. Let's introduce it in detail below.

The sea, mountains and ancient capitals all have various primitive and rich tourism resources, which are cheap and simple and not occupied by tourists.

It is full of unexplored beautiful fairyland, like a "newly awakened beauty". Last March, it announced visa-free access to China. Few people know such an interesting and low-cost country, that is Albania.

We drank the best hot cocoa here and only spent 6 yuan. Usually, a 12-inch pizza can't live here as long as it is in 30 yuan, which is comparable to Serbian pizza.

The enthusiasm of local tourists is no less than that of Iran. The people are simple and hospitable, walking on the streets of the city. As long as we see tourists from China, they are very friendly and welcome: China, OK, welcome to Albania.

With the most beautiful coastline in southern Europe, the gradual blue coastline is fascinating. The sea is very clear, and pebbles can be clearly seen. You can swim in the sea, as if a person is contracting the whole ocean.

The northern mountains and plateaus, known as the Albanian Alps, satisfy all the fantasies of hikers. Until now, many small villages still retain all kinds of interesting customs and habits.

Recommended routes: Tirana, Perate, Xi, malassa, Randa, Jinuokasite and Coltart.

Tirana: It is the capital and largest city of Albania, with many buildings in the socialist period. The fortress museum is worth visiting.

Perate: There are thousands of white huts built on the mountain, also known as the city of thousands of windows, which is a famous tourist attraction in Albania.

Himala: A small town on the Adriatic Sea, with clear blue beaches, is very leisurely.

Saranda: Honeymoon Capital. Ksamil Beach, located in the southern coastal city, has the most beautiful beach in Saranda. In 20 13, it was listed as the 20 cheapest beaches in Guardian Resort. Many Greeks will come here for their holidays by boat, just because it is of high quality and low price.

Kyrgyzstan: This comfortable town is located in the mountains, with hundreds of houses in the17th century. It combines the local Albanian and Ottoman styles, and many people still live here today.

Visa: visa-free in peak season. In March, the Albanian Embassy announced that China citizens with ordinary passports can stay visa-free for up to 90 days during the tourist season, that is, from April 1 day to 1 month/day in 2008.

Suggestion: Play several Balkan countries at a time. We flew to Serbia at that time, and we hit the four Balkan countries-Montenegro, Albania and Macedonia counterclockwise from Serbia, which was the most cost-effective.

Transportation: Albania mainly uses cars, which are very cheap. This is quite cost-effective in European countries.

Security: Although it is one of the poorest countries in Europe, the law and order is very good, especially for foreigners, and most local people will help.

Tickets: If you have an American visa and a Schengen visa, you can cross Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia and Serbia by car from Serbia. It will take about two weeks. Or fly directly from the Serbian capital to the Albanian capital. The round-trip ticket is about 1200 to 2000, and the one-way ticket from Istanbul is more than 500. If you fly directly from home, Beijing and Hong Kong are cheaper. This country even suggested that it is affordable to play with Serbia's neighbors. It is not recommended to come alone!

Flight: There are no direct flights to Albania at present. The most convenient way is to fly to Serbia, which has implemented the visa-free policy, and then go to Albania.

Currency: 100 Albanian lek, about 5.79 RMB, with low price.

Custom: Albanians nod their heads to show negation and shake their heads to show affirmation.