Doivotne

Doivotne, also referred to as Doivotne village or Doivotna Gora, is a small settlement in Northern Macedonia. Located in the municipality of Sopot, it is situated approximately 4 kilometers north of the town of Sopot.

Geographically, Doivotne lies at an elevation of 623 meters above sea level, within the Šar Mountains. The nearby Sopot Assembly region features diverse flora and fauna, with several protected areas in place to safeguard the region's rich biodiversity.

Most residents of Doivotne are ethnically Macedonian or belong to other ethnic groups. Information on local traditions and customs is limited, but it is assumed that the villagers adhere to the cultural practices common in Northern Macedonia.

Agriculture and animal husbandry are primary sources of income for the residents of Doivotne. Much of the local economy also relies on tourism, as several festivals and cultural events are hosted in the surrounding area. Limited data is available regarding Doivotne's history, although archaeological findings in the region suggest indigenous population dates back thousands of years.

Infrastructure in Doivotne is sparse, with most residents gaining access to basic necessities through nearby Sopot. A bus line connects Sopot and Doivotne, allowing villagers to commute for daily necessities, educational pursuits, and medical attention. Basic public services and amenities are also available in the town of Sopot, which supports a larger population than Doivotne village. Further information regarding the demographics, economy, and infrastructure of Doivotne village could not be obtained due to data restrictions and limitations.