Shkodra Lake

The lake is very beautiful. Between mountains, rivers and plains, slender lakes are more like jade belts. Surprisingly, the lake is an unspeakable old castle and its miniature version of the Great Wall. It's the right time to go in autumn.

In the ruins of the deserted castle in Albania, the shutter is a bleak sense of doom. This is probably a forgotten country Albania. In the heart of Montenegro, I suddenly found that Albania was also close at hand, so I turned around and went straight to the second largest city of Skoutai. The most famous attraction in Skoutai is probably the site of this Rozafat Castle. The tickets are very cheap, and the road to the mountain is a bit rugged. The castle is divided into three yards, the first one can overlook the city view of Skutai and the distant Lake Skutai. The second has many abandoned castle sites. It used to be a temple for sacrifice, and there were only broken walls left. Finally, there is a museum inside to see. Although there are only ruins, this is still a place where local residents hold some festivals, and it will be lively at this time. Usually, there are no people in the big mountain. The 15-minute drive nearby is the famous mesi bridge, because of its unique shape, many photographers come here to shoot. The river is dry in the dry season. I have seen more crowded attractions, and this empty niche attraction makes people want to stay a little longer. (From the top of the mountain overlooking Lake Skoutai, the border of Montenegro and Albania, the scenery is so beautiful~)