The birthplace of the Greek goddess 🐣 A Mediterranean secret place where love and history intertwine

Pafos, located on the southwest coast of Cyprus, is a charming city with both mythology and historical relics. According to legend, Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, was born here among the waves, making Paphos full of poetry and mystery. This coastal town not only has a charming blue coastline, but also contains relics of thousands of years of civilization - from Greek temples, Roman mosaic palaces, Byzantine churches, to ancient castles from the Crusades and Ottoman periods, and even modern British colonial heritage, every piece of history has left its mark on this land. The old town of Paphos has also been listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. It is a museum where you can travel through time and space by walking through it. Cyprus itself is an island country full of cultural contradictions but also full of charm. The south is ruled by Greek Cypriots and retains a strong Greek cultural atmosphere and warm island life; the north is actually controlled by Türkiye and presents a completely different culture and food style. You can visit two islands on one trip and experience the fusion of two national conditions, languages ​​and cuisines. Today, Paphos is not only a paradise for history lovers, but also a synonym for sunshine, beaches, fine wine and delicious food, and a peaceful life. Whether you are looking for a romantic roots or simply on vacation to relax, you can find your own rhythm here. ⸻ Traffic Information: • Flight method: From Taiwan, you can transfer to a major European city (such as Athens, Istanbul or Dubai), then take a flight to Paphos International Airport (PFO) or Larnaca International Airport (LCA), and then transfer to Paphos (Larnaca to Paphos is about 1.5 hours). • Urban transportation: There are buses and taxis in Paphos, or you can rent a car and drive to explore the countryside and coastal routes. • Entry reminder: If you plan to enter the Northern Cyprus region (controlled by Turkey) at the same time, you need to check the latest customs regulations. There are multiple checkpoints between the two places. Holders of EU passports or most tourist visas can pass freely. If you want to take a trip where myths and sunshine are intertwined, Paphos is worth your slow introduction.