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Easter Eggs

Easter is a Christian celebration however egg colouring is a tradition, which has existed for over 2.500 thousand years. In reality the roots of colouring eggs, originate from ancient Persia during the 6^th century B.C.

Most historians agree that the believers of the ancient Persian religion coloured eggs in order to celebrate the nee year. Based on the ancient Persian calendar, the New Year was in spring and in particular on the 20^th of March.

The Top 5 things to do in Larnaca

Located on one of the most beautiful mediterranean islands in the world you will find a quiet little city that goes by the name of Larnaca. Don’t let the quiet vibes fool you however, this city can cater to young adventurous travellers just as much as it can to families. Here is a list of the top 5 things to do in Larnaca to entertain yourself.

1. Explore the beaches

Paphos Carnival

The Paphos Carnival returns to entertain the residents of Paphos as well as visitors with its renewed and traditional carnival. The events in this year’s programme begin on Tsiknopempti 20^th of February and end on Saturday 1st of March with the Grand Carnival Parade.

In detail, the events are as follows:

Epiphany

Epipahny also known as Theophany or Fota (The Lights) , is the Christian celebration of the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River , by John the Baptist. It is celebrated on the 6^th of January and is the third and last celebration of the Christmas period. The name also occurs due to the appearance of the Holy Trinity according to the related gospel passages.

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Agios Georgios Chapel , Ayia Napa

Nestled in the heart of the vibrant and vivacious Ayia Napa is a place of serene tranquility and profound spirituality, the Ayios Georgios Chapel. This picturesque chapel, dedicated to Saint George, emanates an aura of peace and mystique that remains unmatched amidst the town's lively and bustling tourist hubs. Situated at the southeastern coast of Cyprus, Ayia Napa has long been a mecca for party enthusiasts and beach lovers alike.

Pervolia Village

Pervolia is a beautiful village, which is located at the south coast of Cyprus, at a distance of about 16 kilometres from the town of . It is built on the coastal plain of Larnaca and the location of the village has a slope towards the sea. The village of Pervolia is also decorated by a majestic beach of 4 kilometres.

Vouni Village , Limassol

Nestled peacefully on the southern slopes of the Troodos Mountains, the village of Vouni in the Limassol District is a captivating example of Cyprus’s enduring charm. With its well-preserved architecture, vineyard-covered hills, and deep cultural roots, Vouni offers an immersive journey into authentic rural Cypriot life—a world away from the busy coastal resorts.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a wine lover, or a traveler seeking tranquility and authenticity, Vouni promises a slow-paced, soul-nourishing escape.

Kataklysmos (Flood celebration)

The Celebration of the Holy Spirit

The Celebration of the Holy Spirit takes place on the Sunday of the Pentecost and has its roots from the Genesis of the Old Testimony, from Greek Mythology and Cypriot Folklore linked with the Goddess Aphrodite.

In Christianity, we celebrate the appearance of the Holy Spirit to Jesus’ students on the Sunday of the Pentecost, 50 days after His resurrection and 10 days after His Ascension. On Monday, we celebrate the Holy Trinity.

The Flood Celebration

Epitaphios

The Epitaphios is a religious, embroidered fabric with rich decoration depicting the dead body of Jesus Christ. It shows him after he has been taken down from the cross, as they prepare to bury him. It is often accompanied with images of his mother the Virgin Mary , as well as other forms such as John , Joseph of Arimathea, Mary Magdalene and angels according to the descriptions in the Gospels. In some cases the four Evanglists are shown in the corniers and in others Jesus Christ is alone with angels. It is used during the church services of Good Friday and Holy Saturday.