mythological location

A mythological location is an imagined place rooted in folklore, religion, or legend, often imbued with supernatural qualities and symbolic meaning within a culture’s narrative tradition.

Observed surface forms (14)

• mythological realm ×4
• mythical place ×3
• realm in Norse mythology ×2
• world in Norse cosmology ×2
• Norse mythological realm ×1
• folklore location ×1
• home of gods ×1
• legendary location ×1
• location in Westeros ×1
• mythological bridge ×1

• mythological geographic feature ×1
• mythological mountain ×1
• mythological prison ×1
• mythological river ×1

Instances (28)

• Kurukshetra battlefield
• Mount Olympus
• Tartarus
• Xanadu via concept surface "mythical place"
• Corinth (through her association with Sisyphus)
  surface form: Corinth
• King Arthur's Britain via concept surface "mythical place"
• Titans of Greek mythology via concept surface "mythological prison"
  surface form: Tartarus
• El Dorado (legendary city of gold) via concept surface "mythical place"
• Mount Cyllene
• Mount Ida (through Dardanus traditions) via concept surface "mythological mountain"
• Duat via concept surface "mythological realm"
• Great Sept of Baelor via concept surface "location in Westeros"
• Pillars of Hercules via concept surface "mythological geographic feature"
• the greenwood via concept surface "legendary location"
  surface form: The Greenwood
• Asgard
• Jotunheim via concept surface "mythological realm"
• Vanaheim
• Niflheim via concept surface "mythological realm"
• Muspelheim
• Helheim
• Alfheim via concept surface "mythological realm"
• Svartalfheim
• Bifrost via concept surface "mythological bridge"
• Mount Parnassus
• Dragon’s Den via concept surface "folklore location"
• labyrinth of the Minotaur
  surface form: Labyrinth of the Minotaur
• Mount Ida
• Acheron River via concept surface "mythological river"