Korcha is a small town in southern Albania, situated in a basin in the Morava Mountains. Interestingly, in Corcica, in addition to the Albanians, a considerable number of Romanians and Slavs live here, and the population lived harmoniously for decades to enjoy this picturesque place. Compared to other famous tourist cities, Korcha is a small group. It has a strong cultural heritage and often plays the best performances in Albania. In the most lively pedestrian street in Kora, the square is connected to the rebuilt Orthodox Cathedral, becoming a favorite activity place for locals, surrounded by scented coffee shops and small restaurants. When we walked into the largest church in Korcha, there was no one in it. I learned that I could take a few photos after taking a photo, just to record the scene where the sunset fell from the window, and even the chairs brought their own scent.