Ndotësve

Ndotësve is a small village located in the Republic of Kosovo, within the municipality of Deçan. The village is known for its rural setting and traditional Albanian cultural practices. It lies in the western part of Kosovo, characterized by hilly terrain and scenic landscapes that reflect the region’s natural beauty.

The population of nDotësve is predominantly Albanian, and the community maintains a strong connection to their cultural and ancestral heritage. Agriculture plays a significant role in the local economy, with residents engaging primarily in farming and livestock rearing to sustain their livelihoods.

Historically, nDotësve has been a quiet settlement, with its residents preserving customs and traditional lifestyles passed down through generations. The village features basic infrastructure, including local roads and residential buildings that embody traditional Albanian architecture.

In recent years, efforts have been made to improve infrastructure and access to education and healthcare services in rural Kosovo, including villages like nDotësve. Despite its small size, the village contributes to the cultural mosaic of the Deçan municipality and Kosovo as a whole.

Due to its remote location, nDotësve remains relatively undiscovered by tourists, offering an authentic glimpse into rural Kosovan life. The village's natural surroundings and traditional way of life continue to attract those interested in experiencing the cultural and ecological richness of the region.