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Tucked away in the picturesque village of Peyia on the southwestern coast of Cyprus, Ayios Georgios Chapel stands as a serene sanctuary, capturing the essence of the island's rich cultural and religious heritage. Perched on a hilltop with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, this charming...
Mammari is a village in the district of Nicosia in Cyprus and it is located 16 kilometres west of Nicosia, near the Green Line.
It borders with Kokkinotrimithia which is at the south of the village, Denia at its west and the occupied village Gerolakkos to the east.
The village is in the dead zone...
At a distance of about 50 kilometres from the Nisocia district is the beautiful, graphic Agios Georgios Kafkallou village. The village extends to the foot of the Troodos mountain range and it enjoys a spectacular view towards many directions as well as different types of views. Glancing from the...
The Museum of Byzantine Icons is located in Omodos in the Limassol district and is housed in the Synodicon of the Monastery, which features amazing beauty, a wooden ceiling, made with splendid artwork, made up of thousands of small pieces of walnut, harmonically places together. The Museum of...
When students think of studying abroad, the first names that often come up are the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, or Australia. These countries have long been considered educational powerhouses. However, in the last decade, Cyprus has quietly become one of the most attractive...
Tucked away on the pristine northwestern coastline of Cyprus, in the district of Paphos, Pomos Port presents a harmonious blend of natural allure, traditional charisma, and maritime tradition. This tranquil harbor, with its inviting clear blue waters, rugged landscapes, and modest fishing fleet,...
Tucked between the traditional lace-making village of Lefkara and the serene community of Skarinou, Dipotamos Dam offers a peaceful escape into Cyprus’s less-charted landscapes. Constructed in the mid-1980s to catch the flow of the Pentaschoinos River, this rockfill dam now cradles a still, blue...
Nestled in the beautiful Troodos mountain range, Xyliatos Dam is one of Cyprus’s lesser-known yet breathtaking natural attractions. With its scenic trails, lush pine forests, and tranquil waters, Xyliatos Dam has become a favorite destination for nature lovers, hikers, and families seeking a...
Only a short drive from the lively streets and seaside cafés of Limassol lies Germasogeia Dam, a serene reservoir nestled between pine-covered hills and quiet trails. While the city pulses with energy and movement, this reservoir invites stillness—a place where nature flows gently, time feels...
Nestled between the vibrant cities of Limassol and Paphos, near the picturesque village of Pissouri, Cape Aspro is one of Cyprus’s most stunning natural landmarks. This dramatic coastal formation is renowned for its striking white limestone cliffs, which tower over 200 meters above the turquoise...