Albania - Le montagne del passato vivente

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  • Опубліковано 2 лют 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 9

  • @HK-pp9ig
    @HK-pp9ig Рік тому +2

    Mrekulli, nje emision i jashtzakonshem i RAI3. Lexuesja na sjell ne Alpet e Shqiperise me nje dashuri te madhe dhe kujdes te vecante. Duket si nje poezi kushtuar ketyre maleve dhe njerezve aq te pa mposhtur dhe mireprites. Faleminderit.

  • @palhasanaj5188
    @palhasanaj5188 Рік тому +1

    Qui e la cula di catolicismo e di iliriani vecchi e un populo meraviglioso nel i primi di Europa per tutti valori umani

  • @OltiBuzi
    @OltiBuzi 3 роки тому +5

    Siamo figli di tante madri ma di una sola terra. Il paese delle Aquile, che nulla amano più del proprio nido

    • @gileke
      @gileke 3 роки тому +1

      Très beau réalisation italienne sur les Alpes de l'Albanie

  • @violetka1197
    @violetka1197 Рік тому

    Bella gente..belle tradizioni ..La nazione più vecchia del Europa..!!

  • @gileke
    @gileke 3 роки тому +2

    C'est une très belle pays où les Dieu il a appris de parler aux hommes dans la langue de mes ancêtres

  • @Trinakria4ever
    @Trinakria4ever 3 роки тому +1

    Stupendo..!! Ma cosa bisogna fare per comprare un terreno li..? Qualcuno può darmi una mano d’aiuto? Thanks 😊

    • @AS-ff2pn
      @AS-ff2pn 3 роки тому

      È molto difficile.
      Là considerano sacra quella terra .
      Però sono molto ospitali

    • @HK-pp9ig
      @HK-pp9ig Рік тому

      @salvobarr - In the Albanian Highlands the locals live by old traditions; I doubt that they would sell land for development. I doubt you plan to move there to live 365, but if you do, one of the locals might offer a small plot. The terrain is very rugged, highlands are full of history and legends, people are friendly and welcoming, so welcoming that the government had trouble building a hotel there, as the locals called it a shame to their hospitality. Only recently with the opening of Albania to the west; ex-pats have opened small bread & breakfast locations to accommodate the never-ending flux of thousands of westeners who visit the Albanian Alps.
      I have not been there in a long time, but the last time I visited it gave me the impression as being in a different universe; marvellous, legendary, worth going back. In this remote area it feels as time stopped hundreds of years ago, people and nature seamlesly become one, both beautiful and stoic. This video of RAI3 Geo sounded like a poem dedicated to Albanian highlanders there; well done.