AI generatedTroodos Mountains
Cyprus · Troodos · 1730 m
Short description of Troodos Mountains
The Troodos Mountains fill the centre of Cyprus and rise to Mount Olympus at almost two thousand metres, high enough to hold snow and run the island's only ski lifts in winter. Black pine and cedar forest covers the slopes, cut by waterfalls and a dense network of nature trails. Ten small painted churches scattered through the valleys carry UNESCO World Heritage status for their Byzantine frescoes, and the great monastery of Kykkos guards the island's most venerated icon. Stone wine villages such as Omodos and Lofou sit among terraced vineyards on the southern flank. Mountain guesthouses stay open year round.
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Best time to visit: April – October
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- Kykkos Monastery
- Painted churches of the Troodos (UNESCO World Heritage)
- Omodos wine village
- Mount Olympus and the Artemis and Atalante trails
- Caledonia and Millomeris waterfalls
- Kakopetria and Galata stone villages
- Panagia tou Araka and Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis
- Commandaria wine route and village wineries
- Skiing on Mount Olympus (January - March)
- Cedar Valley and the Tripylos road
- Lofou, Vouni and Koilani hill villages
- Kalidonia nature trail and Platres
- Trooditissa and Mesa Potamos monasteries
- Amiantos asbestos mine botanical garden
- Fikardou preserved village
- Mouflon spotting in the Paphos forest