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28km in the deepest gorge in the world!
From Kalambaka we took a chance and see if we could make it to our next destination - Monodendri. Being the low season and only having a population of 164 people, we knew it would be tough! There was only supposed to be buses running twice a week there..year round!!
Luckily, we got in contact with a hotel in the town in which the owner replied "No problems, I will come and ...
Cristo, nuestro salvador de Ioannina
... decidimos q en el siguiente pueblo nos bajariamos aunque fuese en marcha.
Para nuestra sorpresa cuando llegamos Mododendri se viene con nosotras a ver el desfiladero de Viko, el + alto del mundo con unos 900 metros de caída, ahí es na. Sólo digo una cosa, caquita!!! El taxista, q resultó llamarse Cristo, no paraba de echarnos fotos. Esther ha encontrado la horma de su zapato. Desde una perspectiva, desde la otra, un no ...
Banda sonora flamenca
... la raya de los tupeses!).Visto,bajamos andando x la carretera unos 3km hasta el último d los 6 q nos falta x ver:San Nikolau,con casi 200 escalones.Desde abajo no parecen tantos,sufrimos xo llegamos.Allí nos ataviamos x ultima vez con esas faldas d moda sudadas.Visto,ahora 2km nos separan del pueblo en el q estamos alojadas.Bajamos again x la carretera y esperamos en el jardín de nuestro hotel a ...
METSOVO -What there is to See!
... furniture from the area.
To get there you have to follow up stone stairs to right off Tositsa main road. You can ask to be shown where it is before you start descending the road towards the central square.
The entrance fee is 3 euro, and visit hours by guided tour is possible every half an hour between May to October, Friday to Wednesday from 9 a.m to 1.30 p.m and 4:00 ...
METSOVO the Lovely Resort in Epirus
... places left in Greece where people are dressed in traditional costumes. The older women of course wear theirs, mostly during the weekends.
Locals speak a Vlach dialect which sounds like Latin.
Through the whole central square there are benches where locals gather for their daily gossip, and exchanging the latest news. Most of them hold their sticks – glitsas as they are called in Greek, and ...


