Askoi

Askoi is a village located in the Epirus region of Greece. It is situated in the Ioannina Prefecture, specifically within the municipality of Zitsa. The village lies in a hilly area, surrounded by natural beauty characteristic of the Epirus landscape. Askoi is known for its traditional architecture and its relatively peaceful atmosphere, making it a destination for those seeking a quieter rural experience.

The history of Askoi is intertwined with the broader history of Epirus, a region that has seen various rulers and influences throughout the centuries. Like many villages in the area, its economy has traditionally been based on agriculture and animal husbandry. Today, while these activities remain, tourism has also become a contributing factor to the local economy, attracting visitors interested in exploring the region's natural landscapes and cultural heritage.

The village itself features a central square, a church, and a few local amenities. Nearby attractions can include hiking trails, traditional tavernas, and other villages in the Zitsa municipality, each offering its own unique charm. Access to Askoi is typically via road networks connecting it to the larger city of Ioannina, the regional capital. The community generally maintains a strong sense of local identity and tradition.