Menora Television (TVM) yesterday released a report dedicated to rural tourism in the Struga village of Podgorci, prepared by journalist Sonja Rilkovska. The feature presents in detail the authentic adventure offered by this picturesque foothill of Jablanica—a combination of tradition, nature, and unforgettable activities.

Through the project developed by tourism worker Shaban Ademoski, guests have the opportunity to experience something truly unique: horseback riding, archery, preparing local food, lighting a campfire, picking wild fruits and medicinal herbs. At his ranch above the village, visitors embark on an adventure that combines rural life, natural beauty, and the rich multiethnic tradition of the Drimkol region.

As Ademoski emphasizes in the report, everything offered is natural and authentic—from fresh garden produce to hiking in the mountains and visiting the Podgorechko Lake at over 2000 meters above sea level. This originality attracts tourists from the Netherlands, Slovenia, Belgium, Italy, and Malaysia, who often stay not just the planned two hours but a whole day, enjoying the campfire, fishing, and local specialties.

Jablanica is abundant in natural resources and ecological products which, as noted in the feature, can become a recognizable brand for the region and bring significant economic development to the local population.

Sonja Rilkovska’s report once again highlights the potential of Podgorci as a rural tourist destination offering an experience rarely found elsewhere.

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