Fushë

Fushë, is a village in the Mirditë District of northern Albania. The village is situated in the coastal plain of Mirditë and is located approximately 53 kilometers northwest of Tirana, the capital city of Albania.

Located at an elevation of 170 meters above sea level, Fushë has a population of around 3,000 residents. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and mountains, offering picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.

Fushë is a rural community, with residents primarily engaged in agriculture and livestock breeding. The village is famous for its traditional production of milk, meat, and wool, with many households owning farms and herds.

The village is also known for its ancient traditions and customs, with many residents still practicing their forefathers' ways of life. During cultural festivals, residents celebrate with traditional music, dance, and costumes.

Fushë is accessible by car, with a paved road connecting the village to the nearby town of Lezhë. Regular bus services are also available, providing transportation to nearby towns and cities.

Economically, Fushë is a significant contributor to the local economy, with many residents engaged in small-scale entrepreneurship and agriculture. Despite its rural nature, the village has developed basic infrastructure, including a healthcare center, school, and shops.

As a rural community, Fushë faces challenges associated with poverty, isolation, and limited access to modern amenities. However, with continued development efforts, the village has been able to improve its infrastructure and provide basic services to its residents.