Travel show produced by ERT 2024-2025

Kostis's journey begins in Nisyros, a volcanic geopark of global significance. In Zeli Locris, we discover the Women’s Association and their unique relationship with Saint Seraphim. In Ano Doliana, the locals divide their lives between Parnonas and Astros Kynourias, with the sea on one side and the "Village" on the other. We climb the unexplored Chelmos in Peristera Aigialeias and follow in the footsteps of Golfo and Tasos. When do they dance the legendary “Koupa” in Megalo Chorio of Tilos, and why is the island considered a place of innovation and pioneering? In Jourtzia Aspropotamos, Kostis dives into the “Demon's Mantani,” and in Neo Argiri, he walks in the footsteps of Zacharias Papantoniou. Why has Nikos Tsiforos dubbed Lake Evia “Little Venice”? Sunday in the Village Again: a magical journey into history, folklore, music, cuisine, customs, and traditions. A journey into our culture.

Sunday at the village again, this time in Evros, where we find ourselves enchanted by the spell of the witch Circe. An episode that feels like a tribute to the resilience of the scorched forest. The journey from Alexandroupolis to the village unveils a heartbreaking landscape, yet the locals, with their unyielding optimism and determination, never cease to hope, strive, and dream. Kostis engages with the residents of Kirki, delving into the village's history, the much-discussed detour of the Egnatia Road that once passed through, the old mines, their traditions, daily life, and, of course, the train station—a structure echoing the grandeur of an era long-gone. At the communal table, we rediscover the richness of Thracian cuisine and the deep-rooted significance of the concept of "household." With the vibrant dances of zonaradiko, baidouska, and stavrotos, the village festival holds the most hopeful promise for the future.