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Mount Olympus – The Home of the Greek Gods

Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in Greece, standing at 2,918 meters (9,573 feet). In ancient Greek mythology, it was believed to be the home of the twelve Olympian gods, including Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, and Athena. Hidden in the clouds, this majestic mountain symbolized power, mystery, and divinity. Today, Mount Olympus is not only a place of myth and legend but also a national park and a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers from all over the world.

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Mount Olympus – A Magical Mountain

Mount Olympus is the tallest mountain in Greece. A long time ago, people believed that gods like Zeus and Athena lived at the top, above the clouds. They thought it was a magical place where only gods could go. Today, Mount Olympus is a real mountain with trees, flowers, and animals. Many people visit it to walk on the trails and enjoy nature. It is a special place full of stories and beauty!

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Muntele Olimp, cel mai înalt munte din Grecia (2.917 metri), este faimos încă din Antichitate ca reședință a zeilor din mitologia greacă. Considerat un loc sacru, Olimp impresionează prin peisajele sale spectaculoase, pădurile dense și vârfurile stâncoase învăluite adesea în nori. Astăzi, este o rezervație naturală protejată și un loc preferat de drumeți și iubitori ai naturii din întreaga lume.

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Home of the Gods
Mount Olympos is known as the dwelling place of the 12 Olympian Gods. These gods would often gather here under the leadership of Zeus, the chief deity.

The gods’ home was believed to be above the clouds, in a location unreachable by mortals. For this reason, "Olympos" was seen as a divine and sacred realm.

The 12 Olympian Gods
The most well-known 12 Olympian gods are:

Zeus – God of the sky and thunder, king of the gods

Hera – Goddess of marriage and family, wife of Zeus

Poseidon – God of the seas

Demeter – Goddess of agriculture and fertility

Athena – Goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare

Apollo – God of the sun, music, and prophecy

Artemis – Goddess of hunting and nature

Ares – God of war

Aphrodite – Goddess of love and beauty

Hephaestus – God of fire and blacksmithing

Hermes – Messenger of the gods, god of trade

Hestia or Dionysus – (varies by source) Goddess of the hearth or god of wine

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Yağız Y./ Mehmet Akif Secondary School-Kıymet İŞBİLİR Team

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Yağız Y./ Mehmet Akif Secondary School-Kıymet İŞBİLİR Team

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Yağız Y./ Mehmet Akif Secondary School-Kıymet İŞBİLİR Team

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Yağız Y./ Mehmet Akif Secondary School-Kıymet İŞBİLİR Team

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Olimpos Mountain

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So, Mount Olympus… home of the Greek gods, right

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Mount Olympus (Mount Olympos) is a sacred mountain known as the home of the gods in Greek mythology. Its highest peak is Mythicas at 2,918 meters and is the highest mountain in Greece. It is located in the Thessaly region, close to the Aegean Sea. According to ancient Greek belief, the chief god Zeus and other Olympian gods lived here. Due to its rich vegetation and natural beauty, Mount Olympus has been declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO today and is a popular route for nature hikers.