Húsé

Húsé is a historical region located in Southern Albania. It is situated in the District of Gjirokastër, which is part of the Gjirokastër County. The region is primarily inhabited by ethnic Greeks, with a smaller number of Albanian residents.

Húsé is a rural area, comprising several small villages and hamlets. The region's geography is characterized by hills and mountains, with the municipality of Dropull situated in the north. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with land used for farming and livestock grazing. The main crops cultivated in the region include olive trees, primarily found in the vicinity of the village of Prodhand.

Cultural heritage in Húsé is influenced by the region's proximity to Greece. Many residents identify as Greek ethnically and culturally, while also participating in local Albanian traditions. The village of Kastrat, for example, boasts a wooden church dating back to the 19th century. Architectural styles in the villages of this region often blend elements from both Greek and Albanian traditions.

Regarding education, Húsé spans three level-2 schools offering primary and secondary education according to the Albanian standards. Post-secondary education for residents is either sought in nearby Gjirokastër or through vocational training courses.

Tourism in the region centers on national and international heritage sites like the area of Nivice Blakko heritage site. This heritage site encompasses a myriad of archaeological ruins from the antiquity era.