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The goat-footed and horned god Pan was the protector of herds and livestock and loved hunting, dancing, and playing the flute. However, people also feared his shrill cry, which spread "panic" terror. Therefore, in the 4th century BC, the guards of the Acropolis erected this sanctuary to appease the god with offerings. The semicircular hollow, carved into the rock, depicts the god playing his flute (syrinx) while watching over his flock in the center of a gable-shaped relief. Above him are a drinking vessel and two fighting goats standing on their hind legs. Vines and tables with vessels establish a connection to Dionysus, with whom Pan was closely associated. Unfortunately, the reliefs are now barely recognizable; the sketch on a tablet next to them is helpful. Source: boarding-time.de

The local celebrity is Kosta, the tavern's owner. He occasionally plays a game of ouzo with the guests. No one leaves here without a homemade ouzo. A pure culinary experience.

The honey from this area is one of the best and highest quality in the world.

Almost like a shelter in bad weather.

Many of these ancient trees can be found along the riverbed. They're wonderful for hiking.

Beautifully preserved, here so high up on the summit.

Kostas is a real character. You have to experience him to understand. He's not for the faint-hearted.

The Athanasios Chapel, which is illuminated every year on January 18th for the patron saint's day, is a highlight of the village. The Feast of Agios Athanasios is celebrated around the church, an event that enlivens the otherwise quiet atmosphere of the village and attracts numerous visitors.