this year was crazy for trips and one of the craziest is about Cyprus. this day was the day when I and my girlfriend went away of Larnaca by bikes to have some photoshoots at the old Kition Lighthouse. no people around but lots of cats! astonishing, they chased us pretty long maybe thought we got food (ok, we did) we actually wanted to have picnic bit windy was too strong so we had picnic in Bushes 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ #cyprus #kition #larnaca #happynewyear #happynewyear #youngandbeautiful #happynewyear

This is the holiday town if Agia Napa or Ayia Napa located in the Famagusta area of #cyprus . On the pictures you will see the famous Nissi Beach right in the center of Ayia Napa. It is a nicen place with an micro island with 1 rock which you can reach walking because the sea is not deeper than 50cm. The water is super nice here and also the weather is amazing during 8-9 months in the year. #happynewyear

#limassol located on the island of #cyprus is known as the very southern town of the European Union (excluding the overseas territories of the country in the union). The city is very green and there are many churches and also stunning beaches. It is very hot during the summer so the sea is very good. Also in the winter the weather is enjoyable even not good for swimming in the sea. #happynewyear

Another super nice town on the island of Cyprus. Actually it is one of the most southern towns of Europe. Here is the main airport of the island and also some of the night life, so if you planning to visit Cyprus it is really hard to miss this place, but that's not a problem because Larnaca is really nice! #happynewyear

Nicosia - The last divided capital in the world! The capital of Cyprus have been divided since the 70s when 1/3 of the island was occupied by the turks. Now even divided People live in harmony or maybe this is how I saw the things. At the middle of the pedestrian streets there are border check points and also no-mans-land ruled by the United Nations. #happynewyear

The legendary Red Wine Commandaria, the world's oldest named wine, was developed in the 13th century by the Knights of the Hospital. At the Wine Museum, you have the opportunity to taste wine and listen to the story of the vineyard. The staff of the museum are three comets and a beautiful woman, one Huang Wei is responsible for the movie, the other Huang Qi guides the wine, and one cow and the small cat help the cash. The red wine is so delicious, the museum is too cute.

Nikosia/Lefkosa is the common capital of North and South Cyprus. A United Nations buffer zone divides the ancient city into two. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, it was the last capital to be divided in the world. There is also a boundary like the nature of the Berlin Wall. Fortunately, since both residents have EU passports, they are free to travel between them. So the transit checkpoint here is not as sad as it used to be in Berlin. A large number of traditional Ottoman houses are also worth a look~ Of course, there is always a lively market. The market is located on the border, and with the support of the European Union, there are local hand-made marketplaces every weekend.

On a road in Northern Cyprus, there is also a completely preserved ancient Greek city-state of more than 3,000 years: Salamis. The big thing here is beyond your imagination - yes, it's a city, even the pigsty and cowshed. And how can I believe that it has been nearly 2,000 years old when stepping on the intact floor tiles? The most shocking thing is that the ancient Roman theater, which can accommodate 1,500 people, has been meticulously restored to its original appearance. Not far away is the Saint Barnabas Monastery, which was once a place where Greek Orthodox people concealed. Although the Greeks have left, everything here is completely preserved, even including portraits of saints that are wall-mounted. A group of people with love~

These ruins, which have been formed over hundreds of years, are shocking. After all, there are still many in the world, which is not surprising. However, as long as you walk south for half an hour and arrive in the small town of Varosha, you will be shocked by the surreal scene: clean beach tides, next to It stands the building of a luxury resort. Apart from not seeing any tourists, it seems that there is no difference between this and any seaside resort. However, he is empty, is a ruin, and is a ghost town. Originally, the civil war in Cyprus broke out in 1974. Varosha, once the most famous seaside resort in the Mediterranean, was also ravaged. Local Greek residents and tourists rushed away overnight, leaving the Turks an empty city. Subsequent UN resolutions prohibited any non-indigenous residents from living here and ruined the dream of Turkeys immigration here. So even though the Turks ruled here for decades, it has been peaceful for decades, but they can only be left here. Finally repeat a picture to highlight his fake identity