Devoll is a municipality located in the southeastern part of Albania, near the border with Greece. It is part of the Korçë County and is named after the Devoll River, which runs through the area. The region is primarily agricultural, with a landscape dominated by rolling hills, fertile valleys, and a backdrop of picturesque mountains. The economy is mainly based on farming, with the cultivation of crops like wheat, corn, and tobacco, as well as livestock farming being significant contributors.
The area has a rich historical and cultural heritage, with remnants from the Illyrian, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman periods. One of the key historical sites in Devoll is the ancient city of Pelion, which was an important settlement during the Illyrian era and later under Roman rule.
Devoll is also known for its traditional Albanian culture, including folk music, dance, and cuisine. The local population is known for its hospitality, and the region offers a tranquil rural lifestyle with a strong connection to its historical roots. The municipality includes several small towns and villages, each with its unique charm and traditions.
