Place — Mythology Registry

Annwn Welsh otherworld, a realm of magic and plenty. Avalon Mythical island in Celtic lore, associated with magic and Arthurian legend. Brasil Mythical island in Celtic and medieval European lore. Camelot Arthurian legendary court of King Arthur. Lyonesse Mythical sunken land in Arthurian legend. Tir na nOg Celtic otherworld of eternal youth and beauty.

Agartha Mythical subterranean kingdom in esoteric traditions. Ancient Cities Legendary urban centers in various mythologies. Astral Planes Esoteric realms of spiritual existence in various traditions. Axis Mundi Cosmic center connecting earth and heavens in many mythologies. Ayotha Amirtha Gangai Mythical river in Indian mythology, tied to purity and divinity. Baltia Mythical island in Baltic mythology, associated with amber and mystery. Barzakh Islamic barrier between life and afterlife. Celestial Realms Divine heavens in various mythologies, home to gods. Cockaigne Medieval European mythical land of abundance. Cosmic Seas Mythical oceans separating worlds or realms in various traditions. Cultural Centers Historical hubs of myth and tradition in various cultures. El Dorado Mythical city of gold in South American lore. Garden of Eden Biblical paradise, humanity’s original home. Lemuria Mythical lost continent in Indian Ocean lore. Meru Cosmic mountain in Indian mythology, center of the universe. Mu Mythical lost continent in Pacific Ocean lore. Mythic Forests The enchanted forest as mythological threshold: wild, liminal space where mortals meet the otherworld. Nottingham Castle Legendary stronghold in Robin Hood folklore. Oracle Sites Sacred locations for divine prophecy in various mythologies. Pilgrimage Routes Sacred paths in various traditions, leading to holy sites. Sacred Groves Holy forested areas in various mythologies. Sacred Islands Islands revered as divine or mystical in various mythologies. Sacred Mountains Mountains revered as divine or cosmic centers in various mythologies. Sacred Waters Rivers, lakes, and springs revered in various mythologies. Shangri-La Mythical paradise in Tibetan and Western lore. Sherwood Forest English forest in folklore, home of Robin Hood. Solomon's Temple Sacred temple in Jewish mythology, built by King Solomon in Jerusalem. Summerland Wiccan and spiritualist afterlife paradise. Temple Cities Cities centered around sacred temples in various mythologies. Underworld Realms Realms of the dead in various mythologies. World Trees Symbolic trees connecting realms in various mythologies. Zion Sacred hill in Jewish and Christian mythology, symbolizing divine presence.

Amaravati Heavenly city in Indian mythology, abode of Indra. Brahmapura Celestial city of Brahma in Indian mythology. Duat Egyptian underworld, realm of the dead. Fields of Aaru Egyptian paradise for righteous souls.

Arcadia Mythical idyllic region in Greek mythology, home to pastoral bliss. Asphodel Meadows Greek underworld region for ordinary souls. Atlantis Mythical island in Greek texts, lost to the sea. Brittia Mythical island in ancient Greek and Roman texts, possibly Britain. Cloud Cuckoo Land Greek satirical utopia from Aristophanes’ “The Birds.” Elysian Fields Greek paradise for heroes and the virtuous. Garden of the Hesperides Greek mythical garden with golden apples. Hyperborea Greek mythical land of eternal spring beyond the north. Labyrinth Greek maze housing the Minotaur. Olympus Greek mountain, home of the gods. Tartarus Greek underworld prison for Titans and the wicked. Thule Mythical far-northern land in Greek and Roman lore. Troy Legendary city in Greek mythology, site of the Trojan War.

Kailasa Sacred mountain in Indian mythology, abode of Shiva. Nirvana Buddhist state of ultimate liberation and peace. Shambhala Mythical hidden kingdom in Tibetan Buddhism.

Aztlan Mythical ancestral homeland of the Aztecs. Xibalba Mayan underworld, realm of death gods.

Alfheim Norse realm of the light elves, associated with beauty and light. Asgard Norse realm of the Aesir gods. Biarmaland Mythical northern land in Norse sagas, rich in resources. Hel Norse underworld, realm of the dead ruled by Hel. Irminaul Speculative Germanic sacred pillar or cosmic axis. Jotunheim Norse realm of the giants, wild and chaotic. Midgard Norse realm of humans, connected by Yggdrasil. Niflheim Norse realm of ice and mist, tied to the underworld. Svartalfheim Norse realm of the dark elves and dwarves. Utgard Norse realm of outer giants, beyond Asgard. Valhalla Norse hall of slain warriors, ruled by Odin. Vanaheim Norse realm of the Vanir gods, tied to fertility and wisdom. Vinland Norse-explored land, possibly North America, in sagas. Yggdrasil Norse world tree connecting the nine realms.