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Town in the District of Peja, Kosovo
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Klinë is a town and a municipality in the District of Peja in north-western Kosovo. It stands where the Klina River meets the White Drin, and the Mirusha Waterfalls serve as a notable emblem of Klina.
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Ujëvarat e Mirushës
A sequence of cascading waterfalls surrounded by towering rock formations, featuring a spacious natural swimming pool. It has a nice and interesting hike and even climb across metal bars along a cascade of 16 waterfalls and visible stone strata, with a new and nice bridge at the "end" after which you can continue in summer when the water is low, using the wires to hold on tight. On the way back stop at the restaurant near the road for fish and relaxation. Or if you are a keen hiker/climber continue the trail from the rest area up the mountain, which will lead onto a regular trail down again meeting with dirt road after 1 km or so.
Kisha varrezore e Shën Premtes
It is a Serbian Orthodox church in Drsnik.
20000 104, Klina
You can get a walk through the attractive river valley.
Parku i Mirushës
The natural park is in the southern region of the Gremnik mountains, spanning the banks of the Mirusha River, from the canyon's inception to its convergence with the White Drin River. It's approximately 2 km away from the villages of Dush, Grapc, and Llapçeva, as well as the Hill of Dushi.
Getting to Klinë is relatively straightforward, offering multiple transportation options. One common method is by bus, particularly for travelers coming from Prishtina en route to Peja.
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There's no shortage of taxis, and they're quite affordable. You can get around the city for a maximum of €3.
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