TRAVEL TO THE MOUNTAINS OF GREECE

Forested mountains and huge valleys: wild, spectacular, and charming. Meet the most famous mountain ranges in Greece

Welcome to the third largest mountainous region in Europe, next to Norway and Albania. The country is known for the island and the ocean, but about 80% of the land is a mountainous area. At the end of the backbone of Greece is the Varna unta mountain range and the summit of Gramos mountain. The other end is on the Pindos mountain range, magnificent Olympus mountain, just north of the lush pelion. Then, it goes south to Taygetos of Peloponnese and Asterousia south of Crete. The magnificent nature of Greece makes you feel awe.

For the ancients, the mountains were recognized as gods. Olympus is a 12-year-old house, Muse lives in Elikonas, Pan on Mainalo and Parnassus belongs to Apollo.

Recently the Greeks believed that the mountains are shelters for them to avoid the pressure of urban life, a corner of the country make it possible for them to freely understand the most difficult place in nature Did. These mountains are ideal for adventure and outdoor sports. Conquer the mountain, climb up the canyon on foot, climb steep slopes, and test the limits. These laborious tasks need to be sustainable, but their return will be very large.

A national park was established in Greece in 1938 to protect places with special ecological, biological, geological and aesthetic values. While there are surrounding areas permitting limited and controlled facilities such as campgrounds, logging, parking lots, farms, all parks strictly prohibit any activities that may endanger the ecosystem. Currently in Greece there are ten national parks of Olympus, Parnita, Parnassus, Enosh of Kefalonia, Sunni, Oti, Samaria, Valia Calda, Prespeth and Vicos - Aos. You will be confused by their wild beauty and tranquility.

Olympus: The highest mountain in Greece. There is a reason to believe that the ancients were the house of the gods and the throne of Zeus. It is a mountain full of flora and fauna, its highest peak Mitikas is 2,917 meters above sea level and can be reached by hopping for 6 to 7 hours. Dion's wonderful archaeological park is in the hilly area

2. Parnassas Park has famous Apollo evacuation centers, Delphi gods and ruins, and popular mountain resort town Arrahova, providing top-class hotels and services to many skiers heading to the ski center. In the mountains

3. Taygetos: The entire Peloponnesos peninsula overlooking the highest mountain and Sparta and Kalamata is 2,404 meters of Profitis Ilias. The nickname of the mountain is Pentadaktylos (5 fingers). Tens of kilometers of Mark Trail are waiting for you

Pelion: This mountain is known as a half-human half-human and half-human kingdom. The hillside of the famous green hill of Mount Perion is rising from the sea. Fertile, running water, vast trail network, and its architecture and vitality known for dozens of stone villages attract visitors from all over the world.

Fourths of Greece are made up of mountains and hills, one of the most mountainous countries in Europe. In the western part of Greece there are many lakes and wetlands, the Pindus mountain range dominates, the maximum altitude is 2,636 m, basically it is an extension of the Dinaric Alps. This range follows the western part of the Peloponnese, Peninsular Islands and Antiquitera, and then to the Crete of the Aegean in the southwestern part. (The islands of the Aegean are mountains in the water that form the extension of the continent once). Pindus is characterized by a towering peak that is frequently analyzed by many canyons and other various karst terrains. Most notably, the formation of impressive Meteora is made of steep rocks and offers a wonderful experience for hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

About 80% of Greece is made up of mountains and hills, Greece is one of the most mountainous countries in Europe. West Greece has lakes and wetlands. Pindus is a mountainous region with a maximum altitude of 2,636 m. Pindus can be seen as an extension of Dinaric Alps. The range continues to find the last point of Crete through the islands of Peloponnesus, Kythera and Antikythera. (Actually, the Aegean islands are underwater mountains that once spread through the mainland)