With the rise of the Cyprus investment immigration program in China, this Mediterranean island nation is gradually coming into the view of the Chinese people. The island's long beaches, uniquely religious historic sites, and ancient ruins imbue Cyprus with tranquil beauty, attracting countless visitors for both travel and immigration to Cyprus.Immigrate to Cyprus has three places not to be missed.
Ayia Napa: Clear Waters and Blue Skies
Ayia Napa is a famous seaside resort located at the eastern end of Cyprus. With clear waters, a blue sky, and hotels featuring various water facilities that allow guests to dive directly into cool pools from their rooms... The farewell glance of Ayia Napa makes me feel that not having embraced it is a great regret, and it further clarifies why an average of 400 thousand visitors come to Cyprus each year.
Paphos: Coral Viewing and Ancient Relics
When visiting Paphos, one should not miss the opportunity to take a glass-bottom boat to see the corals. There are many small stalls along the shore that offer this service, with a one-hour boat fee of 6 Cypriot pounds. Additionally, you will also witness the ancient civilizations that have survived since ancient Greek times. The coastal Tombs of the Kings are a historical relic from ancient Greece, located just a few minutes' drive from downtown Paphos, where not kings but the wealthy of Paphos from the Greek and Roman eras rest in peace.
Troodos Mountains: Serene and Simple
If you enjoy immersing yourself in history, you can also explore the old town of Limassol. Stroll through the new and old shops on St. Andrews(St. Andrews) street and Anexartisias(Anexartisias), visit the richly curated Limassol Castle, or find a café converted from an old building to sit and savor the rhythm of life and the quaint charm of the old town. This is also a wonderful historical and cultural journey.