Where the sky and the mountains reconcile, in a tight embrace, 50 km ascending from the city of Arta, the village of Kipselli Arta (Chosepsi) lives at its own pace, with an altitude at its square of approximately 600 meters.

The initially monotonous ascent, as one moves away from the city, is forgotten upon seeing the imposing Tzoumerka, and the question of what brought people there to live is answered: freedom, liberation, the harsh yet simultaneously protective nature. Perhaps. Where the neighborhood retains its character, Epirotic pies are still baked in a *gastra* (a traditional cooking pot), faces remain rosy, where hearts are touched by the directness of the Epirotic gaze and the local dialect, there beats the heart of Chosepsi, where nature and people always live the agonizing love for the changing seasons. Among the village's advantages are the traditional taverns in the paved square and the Folklore Museum.