Mala Gorana: Hotels and Accommodation
Mala and Velika Gorana are described as a preserved cultural landscape with traditionally cultivated agricultural land; preserving their rural character is recommended.
Nature
Mala Gorana is assigned to the Mrkovsko polje–Gorana subarea, which is described as predominantly low-lying and relatively flat terrain. The locality also belongs to a subarea designated for intensive agriculture with olive groves, citrus fruits, early continental fruit, and Mediterranean vegetables.
Mala Gorana forms part of the larger rural area of Gorana, which stretches between the Povara and Možura hills. This landscape includes the 500- to 700-meter-wide Goransko polje and the forested hills above it.
There are no natural springs in Mala Gorana. A local water system draws its water via a pumping station from the Frašanj well; its capacity is described as limited.
Culture
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The annual “Sports Games†in Mrkojevići are described as a traditional August event. They have been held since 2009 and combine tourism, culture, sport, and local tradition.
The Bar Olive Growers’ Association offers guided walks through olive groves and tastings of oil made from the local Žutica variety.
At the intersection of the roads toward Mala Gorana and Kunje stands the reconstructed old bridge, locally known as the “Turkish Bridge.†It was built in the Ottoman style.
History
Klezna lies on the road from Ulcinj to Vladimir, between Mala and Velika Gorana. A bridge in Klezna is described as being more than three centuries old.
The Gorana Mosque was one of three mosques in Mrkojevići made accessible as part of a virtual tour project. Mala Gorana is listed among the named villages of Mrkojevići in the travel records of Mitar Petrović Plamenac from August 21 to 23, 1881. It is also described that Petkovdan, a former Christian holiday, was celebrated in Mala Gorana.
The old road near the “Turkish Bridge†is associated with a possible ancient Roman road route that connected Narona, Olcinium, and Skadar.
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