Ano Chora, Nafpaktia: A picturesque mountain village

Here, amid seven mountain ranges, countless peaks, and thousands of trees, the authentic charm of the Greek countryside endures. While Ano Chora offers tourist amenities, the character of this secluded region, with its quaint villages and sparse population, remains unspoiled.

In the village square, the ancient, polished bus affectionately known as Karnavalos (Carnival King), which was previously the primary mode of transportation between Nafpaktos and Ano Chora, sits as a sentimental relic. This bus ran its final route in 1983, after nearly three decades of daily excursions on Nafpaktia's steep routes, adding to the nostalgic atmosphere.

Ano Chora offers the region's best options for coffee and dining. [Perikles Merakos]

Perched at 1,050 meters (3,445 feet) on the southern slopes of the Vardousia mountain range, Ano Chora is an ideal location for exploring the nearby...