The place often considered the origin of gods in various mythological stories is Mount Olympus for Greek mythology and Uttarakhand in Hindu traditions. In Greek lore, Mount Olympus is home to the twelve Olympian gods, serving as their divine abode. It signifies the realm where deities reside, separated from the mortal world. In Hinduism, certain sacred sites like the Himalayas are regarded as divine because of their association with numerous gods and creation myths, making it a pivotal location in ancient stories. These places symbolize the powerful connection between divine beings and the world they govern.