Milot Krasniqi

Meet Milot, one of the most positive and enthusiastic guides in Gjakova! The passion and desire for nature and cultural heritage made him graduate his master’s studies at the University of Prizren in the field of “Cultural Heritage and Management in Tourism”. Professional engagement in museums and various educational activities with youth in the protection and promotion of cultural and natural heritage are his strong sides. His several years of experience, deep knowledge combined with passion and enthusiasm to promote his region and our country, make him a true storyteller that makes many visitors happy.

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Literary Circles

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