Only one access leads to the Fusha e Dënellit high valley, surrounded on three sides by rocks. Beautiful flowers bloom in the valley. It's no wonder that it has always been used as pasture, as animals are easily kept together here. The wooden crosses along the roadside testify to the procession that moves to the picturesque pasture annually. On the way back, a picturesque stop awaits between pink-colored rocks.
From the church in Thethi, we walk between two fences towards south-southeast until we reach a path lined with trees and a wall leading to the Ethnographic Museum (to the left). At the rock, we climb up to the right to the museum entrance and cross the small meadow, which we leave through a wooden gate. We now walk along a wall, at the next fork we keep left, winding between houses, fields, and hedges of the Ulaj district eastward and reach above a path leading down to a rushing stream. We cross the wooden bridge and then follow an arrow to the right before turning left after a few meters to start the ascent.Pleasant: Since it is a northwest slope, we are protected from the sun, especially since the thickening trees provide shade. About 300 vertical meters above the bridge, we reach a junction to Lokthi (round trip about 900 m and 50 vertical meters; on our descent, we will pass the shepherd huts without detour). From the junction, we continue uphill for 10 minutes to the first
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