Tomorr National Park
Sacred massif towering above Berat
Berat County, southern Albania
Southern HighlandsBerat
About
Tomorr National Park protects the higher reaches of the Tomorr massif in southern Albania, between the Osum and Tomorrica river valleys near Berat. Established in 1956, the park covers about 261 km², with the highest peak Çuka e Partizanit reaching 2,416 metres. The mountain holds deep religious significance, especially for the Bektashi community.
Practical info
- Entry Fee
- Free
- Best Season
- May – October
- Typical visit
- 2.5–5 hours
- Car recommended
- Outdoor
Did You Know?
Mount Tomorr is a shared sacred site: Bektashi pilgrims climb to the Abbas Ali shrine each August 20–25, while Christians ascend on Assumption Day (August 15) to honour the Virgin Mary.