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Why modern witches are making pilgrimages to an ancient Turkish temple

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By Ali Halit Diker, CNN (CNN) — Muğla in southwestern Turkey delivers exactly what travelers expect from this corner of the Mediterranean: sunlit coastlines, rugged mountains and the ruins of long-fallen empires. Yet beyond these well-trodden attractions, it hides something far less familiar — a place that attracts a secretive, devoted stream of visitors for reasons that have little to do with rest and relaxation. About an hour’s drive north of …

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Why modern witches are making pilgrimages to an ancient Turkish temple

The ruins of Lagina in southwestern Turkiye are home to what is believed to be the largest shrine to Hekate, an ancient goddess associated with magic who still attracts worshipers from around the world.

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KEYT broke the news on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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