Hyperborea is a mythical land from ancient Greek mythology, believed to be located far to the north of Thrace. It was said to be a paradise where the sun shone twenty-four hours a day, and its inhabitants, the Hyperboreans, lived in eternal happiness and peace. They were known for their long lives, vibrant culture, and worship of the god Apollo, who was thought to visit them. The Hyperboreans were often depicted as a race untouched by war, disease, or hardship. This idyllic realm captured the imagination of many ancient writers and poets, symbolizing a utopian existence free from the struggles of the mortal world.