As in any other country, Tropoja has a tourism, which is diverse and also rich with many activities. Tourism in Tropoja due to the terrain and water resources where we mention rivers, lakes, etc., has different variants of tourism, where we mention:
MOUNTAIN TOURISM- is the type of tourism which by the name itself is practiced in the mountains, where such activities can be hiking, etc. and in Tropoja this type of tourism has had a great development in terms of geographical location where it is located.
CULTURAL TOURISM:
Tropoja is known and distinguished as a historical city, with numerous cultural and natural monuments which constitute an important potential for Tropoja but also for its economy and branches.
HEALTH TOURISM: In Tropoja, although it has not received proper attention in recent years, is one of the most important types of tourism because through it, many health services are provided. In our case Tropoja is known for: blueberries, chestnuts, plums etc which have curative properties
WATER TOURISM:
Although Tropoja is not bordered by seas, it has many water resources which every day more and more come and become known by all, these water resources are divided into:
Rivers: Tropoja is bathed by seven rivers, which create valleys with tourist and scientific values. They are:
Gashi River (the valley of which has been declared a National Park of the first category – Strictly protected area),
Valbona River (whose valley has been declared a National Natural Park),
Drini River,
Currajt River,
Skatina River,
Sylbica River and
Bytyç River.
Lakes: in the district of Tropoja are of glacial, tectonic and artificial nature. The main lakes are:
Lake Ponari,
Sylbica Glacial Lakes,
Dobërdol Lake,
Aries Lake,
Jezerca Lakes,
Lakes of Quk of Dunisha etc.
Artificial lakes, built from the dams of the respective hydropower plants, Fierza and Komani, constitute a large natural hydropower reserve
Water resources The district of Tropoja has about 350 km of irrigation canals, which are also used as water resources for the consumption of the local population.
Shoshan Vrella is one of the largest water sources in the Balkans, from which the canyon of the same name is formed.
