
Explore Cyprus - Amazing Trip to the Jewel of Mediterranean
Have you ever thought any tiny island situated in the gulf of Mediterranean for travel and tour? Do you know about any such unusual island destination in Asia and the Middle East!! If not, then you can think of Cyprus for once as it is an independent country with colourful historical sites located at the easternmost island in the Mediterranean Sea.
For those travellers who don't like sunkissed beaches and unusual panorama and want to spend some time at offbeat island destination then Cyprus is best for you. It has many archaeological sites, fine Byzantine churches and monasteries, beautiful parks and tranquil ambience. Besides this, the cultural heritage of Greek temples, Roman mosaics and paintings from the 15th century can be found in Cyprus.
Take a look at most familiar attractions of Cyprus -
Tales of Cyprus
Cyprus is a living book of pictures taken from world history. It is said that 10,000 years of civilization gathered together on one island. Cyprus was Aphrodite's native area and why the ancients wanted to worship the Grecian goddess of love on this beautiful island is easy to understand. Marks of the island's 10,000 years of history can be seen throughout the island. Over the years, many intruders, immigrants and foreigners have visited this island and also many people from Greeks, Lusignans, Genoese, Romans, Byzantines, Venetians, Ottomans, British and Turks wanted to become the part of Cyprus.
Paphos Archaeological Park
The Kato Paphos Archaeological Park located in the southwestern city of Paphos which displays artefacts dating back to the Prehistoric Era. It is the most remarkable ancient site in entire Cyprus. It is an archaeological treasure trove of ancient monuments, villas and underground tombs.

The most impressive sites include Roman homes built around the 3rd century A.D. The ancient homes are named after their conserved mosaic floors, which feature picturesque tales of Greek and Roman mythology. With its granite columns, thick walls and corner towers, the Saranta Kolones fortress constructed in the 7th century is worth a visit as well.
Ancient Kourion
In Cyprus, ancient sites are not missing, but Kurion is the galaxy of ancient ruins. This is a beautiful location, situated romantically across a coastline cliff overlooking the countryside and the Mediterranean.

The entire site is huge, but the theatre and the House of Eustolios are the most famous place and contain fine mosaics that have been preserved. The large Byzantine basil area with its tumbling columns and mosaic floor slices are beautifully beautiful for those who have a longer time.

















