Budali Hodja Tekke, Sufi lodge in Myki Municipality, Greece
The Budali Hodja Tekke is a Sufi lodge in Myki Municipality in Greece with two main rooms, including a gathering hall and a burial chamber featuring Ottoman architectural details. The spaces are furnished with traditional elements that reflect the site's religious function.
The tekke emerged during the Ottoman period and shows how deeply Islamic traditions took root in Western Thrace. Its existence connects the region to a longer history of cultural exchange between different peoples.
The building displays Ottoman architectural details that visitors notice while moving through the rooms. The traditional furnishings give a sense of how believers used this place over the years.
The site is accessible, but visitors should check opening times in advance and wear appropriate clothing as a sign of respect for the location. Access can depend on local conditions and contacting ahead is recommended.
Near the building stands a domed bathhouse that uses water from a natural hot spring. This traditional bath shows a feature of the area that visitors often overlook, even though it is part of the religious complex.
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