Gheg Albanians are an ethnic group primarily found in the northern regions of Albania and parts of Kosovo, Montenegro, and North Macedonia. They speak the Gheg dialect of the Albanian language, which is distinct from the Tosk dialect spoken in southern Albania. Gheg culture is characterized by its rich traditions, folklore, and a strong sense of community. Historically, Gheg Albanians have been known for their warrior spirit and resistance against foreign domination. Their social structure often emphasizes clan loyalty and hospitality. The Gheg region is also known for its stunning landscapes, including the Accursed Mountains, which attract tourists and nature enthusiasts.