Shkrel Village

Shkreli is situated in the Malësi e Madhe region in the northern part of Albania. Its population of 3,557 residents is bordered to the north by Boga, to the south by Koplik, Reçi, and Lohes, to the east by Dukagjin, and to the west by Bajza e Kastrati.

The historical record of Shkrelia is marked by archaeological findings in the Prroni Thata valley, renowned for the Illyrian Marsheji settlement, fortified during the prehistoric period of the first Iron Age.

First mentioned in the Shkodra Cadastre register in 1416, the village consists of small neighborhoods primarily organized among familial ties. The local economy revolves around livestock, potato farming, and corn cultivation. The province's history is intimately tied to the broader fate of the Albanian nation, shaped by warfare, survival, and the safeguarding of cultural identity.

Shkreli maintains an average economic standing in comparison to other mountainous regions in Albania. Notable for its picturesque natural surroundings and geological wonders, the area promises a rewarding experience for visitors.

Nestled at the foothills of the Alps, Shkreli features limestone formations with historically significant villages scattered throughout. The Shkreli Church and its registry remain crucial repositories of the province's history.

Two vital tourist routes traverse Shkreli, connecting the province to other villages in Malësi e Madhe and Shkodra. The temperate climate, diverse vegetation, caves, and abundant water sources contribute to making Shkreli an appealing and intriguing destination for tourists.