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Bradt guide Kosovo is considered to be the best, with a lot of local details about sleeping, tours, food, culture and other things to do in Kosovo. No matter if you are visiting for a short time or you are an expat in Kosovo this guide will be handy. Explanations about things you may be seeing everyday or those that you will be visiting in your trip. You can find explanations about hikes in Rugova, Sharr or other parts of Kosovo. The Bradt guide was originally co authored by Verena Knaus  who founded an NGO based in Kosovo, Brussels, and Vienna. She is a World Fellow of Yale University; studied modern history at University o Oxford; and International Relations and Economics in SAIS Bologna. She has in depth knowledge of the country, and its history. Other co author is  Gail Warrander ,  a British lawyer in love with writing and travel. She was working in Kosovo in her professional capacity when she found time to offer to us through this book the hidden and not so hidden Kosovo. This is the third edition of the book with updates and new services offered as tourism is picking up pace in the country. To buy the […]

Guidebook, by Rudolph Abraham to the Peaks of the Balkans Trail, a 192 km circular trek through the borderlands of Montenegro, Albania and Kosovo. Takes two weeks and crosses remote valleys and mountain passes. Balkan Natural Adventure is a representative for the sale of the Rudolph Abrahams book, Peaks of the Balkans. We also provide the service for guided and selfguided tours in this same trail. You will get a free copy if you book with us before 1 of January. Additionally our company can offer guiding and self guiding  trails service for this trail, including Korab Mountain so during your hike you can climb the highest peaks of Kosovo, Montenegro and Albania. Buy the book now: Delivery in Kosovo only. virtyt@bnadventure.com Click here for a shortened sample itinerary from Kosovo. Click here for the video.

Niché dans son écrin de montagne, le Kosovo demeure l’une des dernières destinations du continent européen à conserver tout son caractère sauvage. Amateurs de grand air, de montagne et d’espaces encore vierges, le Kosovo, plus jeune pays du monde, ne demande qu’à vous dévoiler ses nombreux trésors naturels si peu connus du grand public. Riche de son histoire, le Kosovo offre également au visiteur un voyage dans le temps et l’espace où influences orientales et slaves se mêlent dans un subtil mélange de traditions, de folklore et de patrimoine architectural, conférant aux villes une identité unique où les plus beaux monastères orthodoxes classés au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO côtoient de magnifiques mosquées ottomanes. Visiter le Kosovo c’est aussi venir à la rencontre d’un peuple, fier de ses origines et dont la légendaire hospitalité vous surprendra. Le Petit Futé vous accompagne pour vivre une expérience balkanique inoubliable ! Prix: Euro 10