Majestic Nature at Troodos National Park

Troodos National Park, established in 1992, spans over 75,000 acres housing the Troodos mountain range. As the largest green area in Cyprus, it is known for its unique geological formations and rich biodiversity.

The park is home to over 800 plant species, diverse wildlife, and ancient trees. Historical significance includes Byzantine churches and monasteries, with some UNESCO World Heritage Sites located within its boundaries.

Nature Highlights

🌲 Key highlight #1: Abundant Hiking Trails - Explore 20+ trails varying from easy to challenging, offering panoramic views.

🦉 Key highlight #2: Wildlife Spotting - Look for endemic species like the Cyprus Mouflon and various birds.

🏞️ Key highlight #3: Ancient Lavra Monastery - An important cultural site built in the 11th century, offering insights into Cypriot heritage.

Entry to Troodos National Park is free, appealing to nature enthusiasts, families, and history lovers wishing to explore the heart of Cyprus.