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Introduction Tucked away on the remote north coast of the Karpaz Peninsula lies Aphendrika , one of the most intriguing yet least-visited archaeological sites in North Cyprus. Surrounded by open countryside and within easy reach of Dipkarpaz , Aphendrika offers a rare glimpse into the island’s Early Christian and Byzantine past, largely untouched by modern development. For visitors seeking authentic history away from crowds, Aphendrika is a rewarding and atmospheric stop....

The Cave of St Fanourios, Kyrenia A Hidden Cliffside Pilgrimage Site in North Cyprus The Cave of St Fanourios  is one of the most unique sightseeing spots in North Cyprus , located on the rocky coastline of Karaoğlanoğlu , just west of Kyrenia (Girne) . Blending Christian legend, dramatic sea views and rare fossil remains, it is a fascinating stop for visitors exploring the Kyrenia region. ____________________________________________________________________ Where the Cave of

Mosques Northern Cyprus boasts a rich tapestry of Islamic architecture, with many mosques reflecting the island's diverse cultural and religious history. Several prominent mosques, originally built as Christian cathedrals during the Lusignan and Gothic periods, were later converted into mosques under Ottoman rule. Here are some notable examples: 🕌 Selimiye Mosque (Lefkoşa/Nicosia) Originally constructed as the Cathedral of Saint Sophia in the 13th century, this Gothic master