In part ruled by Chione, its  residents throw themselves into a lake to become (*) swans near death,  where they sing for the last time.
In Callimachus's Hymn to Delos, he claims that Lokoi are the  Aramaspians from the outskirts of the capital of this locale. The third  Olympian Ode of Pindar describes the magnificent trees of this place  which a god wishes to uproot and use in the Olympian Games. The major  prophet from this locale is Abaris, who performs miracles throughout  the world while riding his magic arrow. In part ruled by Chione, its  residents throw themselves into a lake to become (*) swans near death,  where they sing for the last time. It is nearby Pterophoros, a desert of eternal  winter, and the Rhipaion Mountains separate it from the land of the gryphons.  For 10 points, name this land of eternal sunshine in the North.
In Callimachus's Hymn to Delos, he claims that Lokoi are the  Aramaspians from the outskirts of the capital of this locale.
Hyperborea