Among the settlements of Central Albania, Dajt stands out for its setting beside Mount Dajti, east of Tirana. The mountain rises to 1,613 metres and forms the centrepiece of Dajti Mountain National Park, established in 1966; its wooded limestone slopes create a marked contrast with the capital’s urban plain. Dajt is closely connected to Tirana’s excursion culture, and the Dajti Ekspres cable car carries passengers from the city’s eastern outskirts towards the mountain. The area shows how quickly Albania’s political centre gives way to upland terrain. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Dajt and Mount Dajti.
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