Pasqyrat e Gramës (Grama's Mirrors)

The Grama Mirrors are one of the rare natural treasures found on the Grama mountain, near the village of Slovo, at an altitude of 1900 meters above sea level. These mirrors are distinguished by a large selenite gypsum composition stone, giving it a brilliant and attractive appearance. The name "mirrors" has come to this place because of the extraordinary brilliance that this stone offers.

Guri i Grama stretches up to 500 meters in length and has a width of up to 200 meters. Geological formations of the selenium type are completely unique and bring a wonderful visual experience to those who visit. In addition to the impressive appearance, the luster of the selenium stone adds a magical element to this special place.

The scientific values of the Grama Mirrors include the study of the composition of the stone, the formation of this type of natural mirrors, as well as the impact that geological processes have had on this area. This site provides an excellent opportunity for researchers and geologists to better understand the history and characteristics of rare selenite formations.

Apart from the scientific values, Grama's Mirrors also have a special didactic and cultural importance. They bring an opportunity to enrich knowledge about rare geological forms and to understand how nature creates the most unique creatures. This tourist destination is visited by taking the Peshkopi - Slovakia road and continuing on foot to reach the monument itself. During the journey, visitors can enjoy the beauty of the mountain landscape.