Acheritou is an occupied village in the Ammochostos district. It is located west of Saint Nicholas which is a part of the Dekelia British...
Achna is one of the largest and productive villages of the red villages in the district of Ammochostos surrounded by the villages Kalopsida,...
Agios Georgios Spatharikou is an occupied village in the Ammochostos district in the area of Mesaoria. It borders with the villages Apath...
Akanthou is an occupied village of Cyprus in the Ammochostos district and is an independent municipality. Its temporary seat is Aglantzia du...
Assia is a village in the Ammochostos district at the occupied north part of Cyprus. Assia is the birthplace of Agios Spiridonas and it also...
Avgorou is a village in the non-occupied part of Ammochostos and it belongs to the Kokkinohoria. Its name comes from the baths of the Salami...
Ayia Napa is a small town in the Ammochostos (Famagusta) district and an independent municipality since 1986. Ayia Napa is located at ...
Deryneia is situated at a distance of 5 kilometres from Ammochostos built an altitude of 60 metres. Deryneia village is one of the eigh...
Gypsou is a community in the occupational district of Ammochostos, also known locally as “Sakkohori” as in the past, the residents dealt...
The principle religion in Cyprus is Orthodoxy. The biggest part of Cyprus population (around 78% of the total population) belong to the Gree...
The island of Cyprus is located in the most eastern part of the Mediterranean, connecting three continets; Europe, Asia and Africa. Due to i...
Cyprus waterfalls are located in various locations across the island. The most impressive ones are located in Troodos mountain and Platres v...
Famagusta (Ammochostos) is a town in Cyprus and is located at the eastern part of the island. The beaches in Famagusta&nbs...
1. Petra tou Romiou Petra tou Romiou is located about 25 kilometres east of central Paphos, and it possibly the most well-known co...
