Dardhe, Mountain locality in Korçë County, Albania.
Dardhe is a mountain locality on about 1300 meters elevation in Korçë region in southeastern Albania, characterized by traditional stone houses and surrounding forest.
The settlement took shape in the 18th century when Albanian rebels sought refuge from Ottoman rule in this area and established themselves near pear tree groves.
Residents speak a distinct Albanian dialect and practice traditional dances and regional cooking like Lakror, a two-layer dish that remains part of daily life here.
Various lodging options in private homes and hotels are available for visitors, with easy access to skiing areas during winter months.
A natural mineral spring called Uji i Qelbur flows here and is traditionally used by residents to treat stomach and kidney issues, valued for its special mineral content.
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