Oct 15, 2010
Posted in Famagusta, Kyrenia
Discover North Cyprus Kyrenia and Famagusta
If you’re looking for North Cyprus Holidays, there are two great places to check out: Kyrenia and Famagusta. Both are extraordinary holiday locations and proffer a lot for the single traveller, couples or the smooth family. If you’re ambiguous which location to visit, you can even split your holiday between the two since there’s not an ample amount of travel time between them. Both offer astounding sights, enthusiastic activities, and the chance to get in a little rest and relaxation before heading back to the tangible world. (more…)
Oct 11, 2010
Posted in Historical Sites, Kyrenia
Kyrenia
Kyrenia Catle Northern Cyprus Maturning With Time
Once again we visitied North Cyprus and loved again, we stayed in North side of the island West of Kyrenia and travel to Kyrenia Most of days
We spent our days to visiting historical places so I would like to share my experience with you, If you havent go yet. (more…)
Oct 6, 2010
Posted in Kyrenia
Lambousa
Lapta -cyprus
It is believed that the townsfolk of Lambousa, who were tired of the Arab attacks which began in the 7th Century, transferred their houses to the inner slopes of the mountain using the same stones carried from their old houses as building materials to construct Lapta. Settlement developed later, especially during the Lusignian period, with the population of Lapta rising to 10,000. But from the archaeological excavations that took place in the area, it was discovered that Lapta was not the first settlement established in this area. In addition to two Iron Age tomb chambers also being discovered, research shows that copper minning beds also seem to have been used and that settlement occurred there during a Catholic period (Neolithic Period.) (more…)
Oct 4, 2010
Posted in Kyrenia
Towards KoruÇam Burnu(cape Kormakiti)
The area around the cape itself near the lighthouse used to be military and prohibited, but was demilitarized a few years ago and is now approachable.The description given here starts with a concise account of the route westwards to Vouni, then gives the site details getting down from Vouni and working eastwards back towards Girne. As throughout North Cyprus, the roads are in acceptable condition, and there is blissfully little traffic. (more…)
Oct 4, 2010
Posted in Kyrenia
Alsancak Kyrenia Cyprus
It has dramatic mountains whish look out on the area and act as implicit guardians assisting the area below, bearing the bulk of any rain which may clare to vibrate over the area guring the winter months. Away from the mountains is the aesthetic Mediternean Sea which has drawn travellers over the centuries, enticing them to the shores of Cyprus as the last discontinue of before coming in into the more Arabic world beyond.
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Oct 4, 2010
Posted in Famagusta, Kyrenia
Northern Cyprus the Lost Gem
Northern Cyprus is arguably the most aesthetic part of this Mediterranean Island paradise. With its rich mountain ranges and chromatic valleys the North is probably more fecund too. There are hundreds of unspoiled beaches and the conventional Cypriot villages have exciting views out over the ocean. In fact many Greek Cypriots in the South would agree that Northern Cyprus is the better half of the Island too. Unfortunately however these Greek Cypriots no longer dwell on the North of the Island and see themselves as refugees or displaced persons. You see, in 1974 Turkey intruded on Northern Cyprus which they have resided ever since despite foreign disaproval and many trade embargoes
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