According to the authoritative release of the "Top Ten Immigration Events of 2017" by the WorldWay Immigration Group, the European investment immigration market has shown significant warming, and Cyprus, as one of the important European countries, has always been highly sought after by immigrants. Cyprus, the third largest island in the Mediterranean, known as the Island of Sunshine, is the birthplace of the goddess of love, Venus, a world-renowned tourist destination, and is praised as a country of health and longevity, making it a romantic country that people yearn for. So, what places and attractions should you visit in Cyprus?
Little Turtles Wonder
In Cyprus, you can witness a unique phenomenon in the world. Around October each year, thousands of little turtles come ashore, and nearly a thousand tourists will play with the little turtles in their hands. These turtles are not afraid of people; if you return them to the sea, they will nod in gratitude. Cyprus's unique natural scenery makes it one of the Mediterranean's tourist hotspots and a top-notch vacation paradise.
Historical Museum, Magnificent Cultural Heritage
Cyprus's rich historical culture has resulted in numerous historical sites, with ancient villages, towns, temples, theaters, palaces, castles, stone columns, and mosaics found everywhere. Strolling through the streets of Cyprus, you will see a variety of ancient buildings in different styles. A turn or a glance back may lead you to a historical relic, making those present feel as if they have traveled back in time.
20,000 Flamingos Wintering in Salt Lake
Larnaca faces the sea, and during the summer, the beach is filled with umbrellas. The central area of the city features a coastal promenade and the parallel Zinonos Kitieos Street. Larnaca Salt Lake is one of Cyprus's attractions, serving as a habitat for birds. Whenever flocks of flamingos fly over the lake, the blue water reflects their pink shadows, creating a stunning sight.
Kourion Theater
Kourion Theater (KOURION) is one of the important city-states of ancient Cyprus, located 5 kilometers from Kolossi Castle. In the 14th-13th centuries BC, the Achaeans from the Peloponnese in Greece came here, and it developed as a colony. The main attraction is the ancient Roman open-air theater, Roman Theater, which can accommodate 2,000 people. The theater was built in the 2nd century BC, was destroyed by an earthquake in 77 AD, and was rebuilt in the 2nd century. Initially, it could accommodate over 3,500 people. In the 3rd century, animal fighting competitions were popular, and there are still small houses for animals beneath the stands.
Cyprus is also a traditional health resort in Europe, a world-renowned land of longevity, with its seawater rated by the World Health Organization as the cleanest waters. It is the "back garden" for Europeans to relax and vacation. Additionally, with the improvement of Cyprus's financial and economic situation, more and more people are investing in Cyprus. By investing 2 million euros in real estate, one can quickly apply for citizenship and become a citizen of the European Union, enjoying the benefits of EU citizenship, engaging in overseas investments, benefiting from Cyprus's economic recovery, and enjoying the generous welfare benefits of the EU. For more details, please call: 400-138-2929.