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Diễn giải đơn giản

This section is about how people in Albania live, speak, eat and celebrate.

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Byrek

The everyday Albanian pie: hand-stretched pastry layered with cheese, spinach, leek, meat or tomato.

Byrek
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Tavë Kosi

Lamb baked under a set custard of yoghurt, egg and a little flour — the dish most often named as Albania's national…

Tavë kosi
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Fërgesë

Peppers and tomato cooked down with white cheese, sometimes with liver — a Tirana staple.

Fërgesë
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Gliko

Whole fruit or peel boiled slowly in syrup and served by the spoonful to guests.

Gliko
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Qofte

Flattened meatballs of beef or lamb with onion and mint, grilled over charcoal or fried.

Qofte
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Trileçe

A sponge soaked in three milks under a caramel top — ubiquitous in Albanian cafés.

Trileçe
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Japrak

Vine leaves in summer, pickled cabbage in winter, rolled around rice and meat.

Japrak
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Tarator

Chilled yoghurt with cucumber, garlic, walnut and dill — the standard Albanian summer starter.

Tarator
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Flija

Concentric crepe layers built up one at a time under a hot metal lid — a northern highland dish that takes hours.

Flija
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Ballokume

A dense maize-flour biscuit from Elbasan, made for Summer Day on 14 March.

Ballokume
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Petulla

Pieces of leavened dough fried until puffed, eaten with cheese, jam or honey.

Petulla
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Paçe

A thick head-and-trotter soup eaten early in the morning, especially in winter.

Paçe

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Albanian Wine

A wine culture running back to Illyrian times, rebuilt after 1990 around native grapes.

Vera shqiptare
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Raki

Home-distilled grape or plum spirit, offered to guests and made in most rural households.

Raki
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Albanian Coffee Culture

Albania has among the highest densities of coffee bars in Europe; the meeting is the point, not the drink.

Kafeja
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Kallmet

A dark northern red grape from the Lezhë–Shkodër zone, related to Hungary's Kadarka.

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Mountain Tea

Çaj mali — dried Sideritis flowers gathered on high slopes and drunk all winter.

Çaj mali

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The Albanian Language

An independent branch of the Indo-European family with no close living relative, written in a 36-letter Latin…

Gjuha shqipe
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The Albanian Economy

An upper-middle-income economy of roughly $30 billion, led by services and tourism, with remittances and construction…

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Albanian Cuisine

Mediterranean at the coast, Balkan and Ottoman inland, dairy-heavy in the mountains.

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The Albanian Diaspora

More Albanians may live outside the country than in it — chiefly in Italy, Greece, Germany, Switzerland, the UK and…

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Albanian Culture

A culture shaped by mountain isolation, five centuries of Ottoman rule, and fifty years of enforced separation.

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Basic Albanian Phrases

The forty or so words and phrases that cover most day-to-day exchanges for a visitor.

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The History of Albania

Illyrian kingdoms, Roman roads, five Ottoman centuries, twenty-eight years of independence, forty-six years of the…

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The Albanian Alphabet

Thirty-six letters agreed at the Congress of Monastir in 1908, replacing competing Arabic, Greek and Latin scripts.

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Sazan Island

Albania's largest island: a former Italian and then Soviet-era military base at the mouth of the Bay of Vlorë.

Vlore
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Cape of Rodon

A low cape north of Durrës holding Skanderbeg's sea castle and the church of St Anthony.

Kepi i RodonitDurres
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Religion in Albania

Four historic communities — Sunni, Bektashi, Orthodox and Catholic — and a state that banned all of them from 1967 to…

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The Albanian Riviera

The 120 km of Ionian coast between the Llogara pass and Sarandë, where the Ceraunian mountains fall straight into the…

Bregdeti ShqiptarVlore
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Zvërnec Island

A cypress-covered island in the Narta lagoon holding a 13th–14th-century Orthodox monastery.

Vlore
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Karaburun Peninsula

Albania's largest uninhabited peninsula, closed to the public for most of the 20th century and now a marine park.

Vlore
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Besa

The customary obligation of keeping one's word — the principle behind Albania's wartime sheltering of Jewish refugees.

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The Via Egnatia

Rome's road from the Adriatic to Byzantium, which began at Durrës and Apollonia.

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The Sigurimi

The Directorate of State Security: the secret police of communist Albania, and the institution the House of Leaves…

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The Bektashi Order

A Sufi order whose world headquarters has been in Tirana since 1925, with a major shrine on Mount Tomorr.

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The Kanun

A body of customary law, best known in the Lekë Dukagjini recension, that governed the northern highlands for…

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Albania in Data

Population, GDP, inflation, wages, tourism, trade and energy — each with its observation period, its producer and a…

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Albanian Iso-Polyphony

Multipart unaccompanied singing over a held drone, inscribed by UNESCO in 2005.

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Gheg and Tosk

The two dialect groups, divided by the Shkumbin river: Gheg to the north, Tosk to the south.

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The Arbëresh

Albanian-speaking communities in southern Italy, settled from the 15th century and still speaking an archaic Tosk.

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Drilon Springs

Spring-fed canals and plane trees on the Ohrid shore east of Pogradec.

Korce