Tourist Info 
The village of Levan is located in the southwestern part of Fier, with an area of about 200.00 ha. It is known for its oak forests and 20 km long hills, which start from the lower part of Vjosa in the south and end in Pojan, in the north.
It has a rather complicated geological composition, which over time has caused numerous erosion phenomena and the formation of many streams. The large meadows, where the greenery of natural grass dominates, make this landscape very special.
There are also reforestations with Mediterranean pine species. In general, it is not distinguished by a variety of biodiversity. The area is important for landscape protection and tourism development.
