Kalambaka Review

Access to Medella is usually from the town of Karambaka, with many restaurants and cafes on the main road in the town center. After eating here, you can take the bus straight to Medella.

The town of Karambaka is beautiful. The railway station is located and the main distribution center for tourists, and a variety of hotels, restaurants, shops, visitor centers and travel agencies that provide day trip products are also here.

There are many restaurants, hotels and shops in Karambaka. A typical European town, located under the strange rock. Metioula cannot provide accommodation, so this is the main place to visit Metioula.

"The more dangerous, the more scenic, the more the monastery is located." In the Greek town of Karambaka, we have a glimpse into the mysterious monastery life. The town is more than 200 kilometers from Athens, and there is a train to and from Athens every day, which takes five hours to walk one way. When the train stopped, we were speechless astonished more than twenty boulders were emerging from the vast plain of Thessalia.

Karabaka is known as the city of the sky, and is said to be built on the top of the mountain to escape the scourge of war. The mountains here are different from the mountains we usually see, but clusters are a bit similar to Zhangjiajie. Visiting the monastery has certain requirements for girls' dress, to wear long skirts, but some monastery entrances also have aprons to lend. From Athens, it is best to charter a car, and the sunset is really beautiful at the top of Karabaka.

Kalamabakar has several monasteries similar to Meteora, each with its own characteristics, and people who come here often choose more than two monasteries to visit. Unlike the monastery of Mount Athos, which is situated halfway up the mountain, the monastery of Karambaka is mostly located at the top of the mountain, which is small in size and often can only accommodate one monastery and fill the entire hill, which can be imagined to be difficult to build. Like Mount Athos, it is also a holy place for the Orthodox Church, but it allows the presence of nuns.