The sun was said to shine twenty-four hours a day in this utopian realm, which was distinct from Ultima Thule.
This place was said to be the homeland of a healer who traveled on a flying arrow named Abaris, and Herodotus reports that this place sent straw-wrapped offerings to Delos via middlemen after its first pilgrims disappeared en route. This place was said to be bordered by a region in which the one-eyed Arimaspoi battle griffins over gold, called the Riphean Mountains. Its residents supposedly worshipped Apollo alone, in part because Greeks believed that Apollo spent the winter there. The sun was said to shine twenty-four hours a day in this utopian realm, which was distinct from Ultima Thule. For 10 points, name this legendary realm believed to be in the far north of Thrace, named for being beyond where Boreas lived.
This place was said to be the homeland of a healer who traveled on a flying arrow named Abaris, and Herodotus reports that this place sent straw-wrapped offerings to Delos via middlemen after its first pilgrims disappeared en route.
Hyperborea [do not accept or prompt on "Ultima Thule"] &lt;Golfinos&gt;