Lushnjë is a city located in central Albania, known for its agricultural significance and rich history. It serves as the capital of the Lushnjë District and is situated near the Shkumbin River. The city has a population of around 30,000 residents and is surrounded by fertile plains, making it an important area for farming. The city is also recognized for its cultural heritage, with several historical sites and monuments. Notable landmarks include the Lushnjë Mosque and the Memorial of the Martyrs, which commemorate the city's role during various historical events. Lushnjë hosts an annual agricultural fair, celebrating its farming traditions.