Now, they are a minority group in almost every village and town of any size. In the tiny mountaintop Serb village of Culjkova, KFOR soldiers bring food for the few dozen villagers who cannot safely leave their homes to shop for groceries in nearby Pristina or Gnjilane . Albanian villages surround Culjkova, so the roads to town run through hostile territory. News report archive A visit to this village, and to others like it isolated in the mountains, Serb and Albanian, is like a step back in time. Tiny houses with red tile roofs sit on every level piece of ground.
Most homes have no indoor plumbing.
Foul-smelling shallow outhouses sit behind most homes and schools. Some houses have springs or wells in the yards. Other families use communal wells. Still other villages depend on streams for drinking water. In the mountains the streams are clean.