The village is located in the municipality of Tymfi, in the northern part of the Ioannina prefecture at from Ioannina, after the locality Gyftokampos. Iliochori is surrounded by conifer forests and rivers at the foothills of Gamila of the Tymphis mountain range, and borders the Vikos–Aoös National Park. It is built on a steep slope between very tall trees in a green area, with much running water and stone bridges. The village of Iliochori also has a small post office and a small school with a nice square re-made as a plaka. Every year during the of Prophet Elia, it has been used gather and celebrate the feast. Transportation The village of Iliochori is frequently connected from Ioannina by the transit communications company KTEL (Greece). From the other main Greek cities, like Athens and Thessaloniki, the Via Egnatia highway passes by Ioannina. The closer airport is the Ioannina National Airport, going out from Ioannina in the direction of Konitsa. After on the right, there is the cross-roads that after will bring to the town of Iliochori. Tourism From Iliochori, following the path built by the Iliochorites (inhabitants of Iliochori), after 2 km in locality "Balta Stringa" are three great waterfalls, the largest of which is high. In October 2009, one of the television stations of Ioannina shot a documentary about this main attraction and in the village. In locality Gyftokampos, every year, on the first weekend of August, the descendants of the ancient tribe of Sarachazani, great breeders, congregate for a great festivity that begins on Friday afternoon. They come from Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, and elsewhere in the Balkans. On their arrival they set up the tents and light large bonfires for the preparation of the roasts and in order to warm themselves because at night, the temperature goes down. Another sight is the Rascianitis river that flows in the valley of the town, where one can go fishing. The bridge of Peccios in stone probably laughet to the period is the Ottoman empire and has become also one turist attraction. In popular culture The 1990 movie "Η τελευταία αρκούδα του Πίνδου" ("The Last Bear of Pindos") was about a migrant from Iliochori, returning from Stuttgart (Germany) to his home village. Notable Iliochorites Iraklis Retos, named Mayor in Trikala from June 1946 until August 1950. Nikolaos Bellos from Iliochori in Zagori, died in Ioannina in 1948; he was one of