Tepeköy, known as Agridia in Greek, is a stunning hilltop village on Gökçeada renowned for its deeply rooted Greek culture and rich winemaking traditions. Perched on a high hill, the village offers magnificent panoramic views of the island's rugged landscape and the Aegean Sea.

It is famous for its well-preserved Greek stone houses, charming narrow alleys, and the historic Evangelismos Church. Tepeköy is highly celebrated for its organic vineyards and local wine production, where visitors can taste unique traditional flavors.

The village is home to a 625-year-old monumental plane tree (Anıt Ağaç), a popular spot for picnics and enjoying nature. Every year between August 14-16, the village hosts the famous Feast of the Assumption (Meryem Ana Panayırı), attracting thousands of visitors for traditional music, dance, and food.