Elati forest village has five hundred permanent inhabitants and its rich history and tradition starts from the 4th century BC and grows beautifully through the years.
No doubt that the modernisation of Elati was not only a matter of economic survival for the locals but also critical for their vital ethical values, after World War II, when the village was burnt down by the Germans.
Take a walk around the village and see the oldest, still standing house, owned by ‘’Gidaris’’ family, which was built around 1845.
Red-tiled and stony roofs are characteristic architectural details in this rural area, where the old mansions standing proud throughout the years, reveal layers of history and the flourishing of Elati in the Classic period.