Përmbylle

Përmbylle is a village located in the Dibër County of Albania. It is situated in the northeastern part of the country, within the mountainous region of Dibër. The village is part of the administrative unit of Kala e Dodës. The geography surrounding Përmbylle is characterized by steep hills and valleys, typical of the Albanian Alps. The area is known for its natural beauty, with forests and agricultural land dominating the landscape.

The economy of Përmbylle, like many rural villages in Albania, is largely based on agriculture and animal husbandry. Residents cultivate crops such as potatoes, beans, and corn, and raise livestock including sheep and goats. The village's remote location can present challenges for economic development and access to services. The population of Përmbylle is relatively small, with most inhabitants being of Albanian ethnicity. The local dialect and traditions are preserved within the community.

Historically, the Dibër region has a rich cultural heritage, and Përmbylle is no exception. While specific historical records for Përmbylle itself may be limited, the broader area has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of Illyrian and later Ottoman influences. The community life in Përmbylle is characterized by close-knit social ties. Access to education and healthcare is typically provided through facilities in larger nearby towns, although there might be a local primary school. The village infrastructure includes basic utilities, but may vary in terms of modernity.