
Konakët e dervishve in Berat, Albania, is a fascinating example of the Bektashi Sufi culture. The dervish houses, or "konaks," are located in the Mangalem quarter of Berat, a UNESCO World Heritage site. These structures provide insight into the spiritual and communal life of the Bektashi order. The architecture combines elements of Ottoman design with local Albanian features, characterized by stone masonry and wooden accents. The interiors often feature gathering rooms with simple but atmospheric decorations that hint at the spirituality practiced here. Set amidst Berat's picturesque landscape of ancient stone houses, these konaks are best captured during golden hour when the light softens the rugged texture of the walls and the surrounding hills.
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