Description:

The Troodos Mountain Range is located at the centre of the island of Cyprus with the highest peak of 1,952 meters being at Mount Olympus.

The area has many small villages nestling in its valleys and producing local produce such as zivania - a high alcohol drink, apple and peach sweet specialities, wines, pottery and much more.

There are nine churches and one monastery in the Troodos Mountain Range that are counted among UNESCO's World Heritage Sites and several other monasteries, the most famous of which is the Kykkos Monastery which dates back to the 11^th century.

Scenic nature trails show a great variety of birds and flora. Waterfalls and picnic sites can also be found along the way. In summer many people leave the beach areas in order to discover the cooler wild landscape. Whilst in winter it is possible to ski.
 
To Visit:
Kaledonia Waterfall -  Also known as Caledonia Waterfall is a breathtaking waterfall approximately 2 kilometres from the traditional village of Platres.
 
Kykkos Monastery - Famous monastery dating back to the 11th century.
 
Events:
Koumandaria Festival in July.

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