Harjanta
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Old Harjanta:
- The heart of Harjanta, a labyrinthine district filled with narrow streets, tightly packed houses, and crumbling buildings.
- Architectural Style: A blend of traditional Ashyan architecture with influences from past civilizations that once occupied the area.
- Cultural Hub: Bustling with markets, workshops, and traditional eateries. A great place to experience the city's vibrant cultural heritage.
- The highest natural point in Harjanta, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.
- Religious Significance: A sacred site for many Ashyans, believed to be a point of connection with the divine or the source of logic (depending on individual beliefs).
- A cluster of six monolithic towers on the outskirts of Harjanta, shrouded in mystery.
- Unknown Origin: The towers' origin and purpose are unknown. Some believe they were built by a forgotten civilization, while others think they serve an astronomical or scientific function.
- Restricted Access: The Triumvirate restricts access to the towers due to their potential dangers or the protection of sensitive knowledge.
- A large, open-air theater carved into the side of a mountain near Harjanta.
- Architectural Wonder: The theater's unique acoustics and impressive stage design make it a renowned venue for performances and public gatherings.
- Historical Significance: The Apple Horn has hosted plays, debates, and important Triumvirate announcements throughout Ashyan history.
- A vast network of lavender fields blanketing the plains outside Harjanta.
- Economic Importance: Lavender is a valuable crop used for various purposes, including medicine, dyes, and perfumes.
- Seasonal Beauty: During the lavender bloom, the Purple Sprawl transforms into a breathtaking spectacle of violet hues, attracting tourists and artists.
Founding Date
12 Solistice 87 AE
Type
City
Population
16198
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