The road to the picturesque town of Pogradec passes near the shore of Lake Ohrid, which with its tectonic origins and with a depth of up to 285 meters, is the deepest in the Balkans. The 2-4 million-year-old lake, which for its unique values has been proclaimed UNESCO’s fortune, conserves 17 species of fish, of which 70% are endemic and 30% of cannabis. From Pogradec you can visit the village of Lin north of Lake, which is famous for its mosaic basilica on the hill. On the south side about 6 km from Pogradec, there are Drilon water springs, which offer a relaxing environment and numerous restaurants where Korana is served, a kind of trout that lives almost exclusively in Lake Ohrid.
