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Just three kilometers south of Kalabaka lies the Theo Petro prehistoric cave, which houses the oldest known man-made structure—a stone wall built around 21,000 BCE. As the oldest inhabited cave in the world, it holds significant archaeological value. Although currently closed for maintenance, it is expected to reopen in 2023, making it an exciting stop for history enthusiasts.
5. Discover the Hermit Caves of Badovas
Next, venture to the hermit caves of Badovas, where remnants of ancient wooden ladders and scaffolding still cling to the cliffs of Pixari. Over a thousand years ago, monks lived in these caves, carving out spaces for themselves in the rock. The historical significance and the fascinating layout of these caves are sure to impress visitors.