Grathi

Grathi is a small village located in the region of Northern Highlands, known for its scenic landscapes and historical significance. Situated approximately 15 kilometers northeast of the regional capital, Greenton, Grathi has a population of around 1,200 residents as of the latest census. The village covers an area of approximately 8 square kilometers.

Historically, Grathi has been a rural community primarily engaged in agriculture, with farming and livestock rearing serving as the main economic activities. The region's fertile soil and mild climate have contributed to its agricultural productivity. Over the centuries, Grathi has maintained its traditional heritage, with several ancient structures and customs still preserved by its inhabitants.

In recent years, Grathi has seen modest development driven by tourism and local initiatives. The village's picturesque setting, characterized by rolling hills, dense woodlands, and clear streams, attracts visitors interested in nature and rural tourism. Local attractions include the historic Church of Saint Anselm, built in the 14th century, and several hiking trails that lead into nearby national parks.

Infrastructure in Grathi includes basic amenities such as a primary school, a small health clinic, and a community center. Transportation options are limited to regional roads, with bus services connecting the village to nearby towns. Efforts to enhance sustainable tourism and preserve the village’s cultural heritage are ongoing initiatives within the community.

Overall, Grathi embodies a blend of traditional rural life and emerging tourism, maintaining its cultural legacy while gradually adapting to modern influences.