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	<description>Travel Tips, Guide of the Island of Love - Cyprus</description>
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		<title>Omeriye Mosque</title>
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The  Omeriye Mosque standing tall in the city of Nicosia
Though in modern Cyprus, Islam is practiced by only 18% of the population, near the Main Municipal Market in the walled city of Nicosia lies another cultural and religious heritage of of the country - the Omeriye Mosque - one of the many influences of [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Experience Cypriot Music</title>
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Above: The crowd at the Cyprus Music Awards 2007
If anything, the beauty of having a history of colonial invasions is that a nation’s culture becomes richer. It can be seen most apparent in architecture, language, and customs. Cypriot music is no exception. As an important trading post between European, African, and Middle Eastern civilisations throughout [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Extreme Sports to Try in Cyprus</title>
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Above: Kitesurfing in Cyprus
Most people travel not only to see new places but also to experience new things. It’s not unusual to go to places halfway around the globe just to get a taste of something you would not otherwise know of if you choose to spend your vacation, say, in that resort where you [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Getting To and Around Cyprus</title>
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Above: Bus in Cyprus
While 2.5 million visitors travel to Cyprus each year, it is believed that this modest figure could improve if it were not for the impression most people hold that getting there is more difficult and expensive because of change of flights. But this fact should not put you off if you wish [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Must See Places in Cyprus</title>
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Above: Cyprus Island, from aerial view

Aphrodite Rock If you are off for      the perfect sunset then we suggest that you go to the most photographed rock in Mediterranean and probably the most cradling place for the romantics and the likes.      They said that you can [...]]]></description>
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