Cyprus

The flight time for flights between the above places is 4.5 hours

This is an approximate travel time. The actual time might change depending on the flight path chosen, weather conditions, etc

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Cyprus is blessed with sunny weather for at least 320 days of the year.

Spring time which is Mar - May the temperature is between 19c - 24c

Summer time June - August is hot, between 26c - 40c

Autumn time September - November between 23c - 28c

Winter time December - February 8c - 18c

These are approximate temperatures. At the moment, November 2011 it is unusually cold. 8-15c. fluctuating up and down between morning, lunch time and evening. During the day it is still sunny but cool

If your travelling to Cyprus during winter, do bring a coat and proper shoes.

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Cyprus Keys

The distance between the above places is approximately equal to 284 nautical miles. To convert miles to nautical miles, multiply the miles by 0.86. This is point to point straight distance. The actual distance will change according to the route.

The flight time for flights between the above places is 5 hours 20 mins

This is an approximate travel time (calculated in ideal conditions. The travel speed is 500 mph and 30 mins for take off and landing). The actual time might change depending on the flight path chosen, weather conditions, etc

Cyprus is one country with two major ethno-religious groups: Orthodox Greeks (Christians) and Sunni Turks (Muslims). They coexisted in a state of uneasy peace until Greeks from mainland Greece tried to perform Enosis (Annexation) of the island. The Turkish government used this as pretext to invade and militarily occupy the northern third of the island. Most Turkish Cypriots fled to the Turkish-occupied zone and most Greek Cypriots in the zone fled to independent Cyprus, making the island ethnically divided between Independent Cyprus and Occupied Cyprus (called by its supporters the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus).

Mainly service industries - especially tourism (around 70% of the economy), agriculture and light industry make up 24%. Oil and natural gas has been found under the seabed around Cyprus and there are plans being negotiated with border countries about the development of these resources.

There are various explanations for that, but, the more possible one is that it took the name out of Kuprum, which meant Copper in the ancient era of Cyprus. And as the island was popular for the wealth amounts of Copper (which keeps until today), they used to call it the copper land, otherwise Kuprum. Through the ages the name had been alternated to several other between which Kubrus, and, ended to Cyprus (in Greek is Kypros).

OK, let me get this straight, i am a Turkish Cypriot so that means Turkey owns 1 half of Cyprus, the other half is owned by the Greek Cypriots which i have a lot of respect for because if it wasn't for them Cyprus wouldn't be what it is today. Originally the first country to occupied Cyprus was the Turkish people, they then settled about 100 years ago and created their own culture because they did not think of themselves as Turkish Cypriot's, they thought of themselves as just Cypriots. Then the Greeks invaded and the Turks and Greeks had a war over who claims Cyprus, in the end they ended up sharing Cyprus. About 30 years ago Cyprus was literally divided in half, one for the Turkish Cypriots and one for the Greek Cypriots. In 1971,or sometime then, the government decided it was unfair that the Turkish Cypriots could not mix with the Greek Cypriots so now we live together as one big family in perfect harmony and Greek Cypriots speak Turkish and Turkish Cypriots speak Greek. END OF

No. Cyprus is wholly in the Mediterranean Sea. The Aegean Sea is to the northwest of Cyprus.

Greek Cypriot or the Republic of Cyprus.

There are two governments on Cyprus: the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus. While the North expressly claims that it is Turkish, the South does not make any religious or ethnic claims. In fact the border at Nicosia is open to Turkish Cypriots from the North who wish to take part in advantages that the government of Cyprus has, such as membership in the European Union.

When people say the "Greek Cypriot government" they are referring to the Republic of Cyprus since it has a Greek Cypriot majority, but the government of the Republic of Cyprus is not exclusivist in any way.

To specify in simple words, The "Turkish Republic of North Cyprus" it is reffered with " due to the fact that it is not regognised as a goverment or state what so ever by UN and international law

It depends what job they are doing.

If you fly from Heathrow to Larnaca it's just over 2000 miles each way I think.

The national sport is football (or 'soccer' as it is termed in the US), and it's hugely popular.

Other popular sports include basketball, tennis, and horse-racing. Cricket is not played by Cypriots, but is popular amongst the many expatriot Sri Lankans who live there and work in menial jobs.

in Urdu it is called QABRUS (Kab-rus)

Actually Cyprus is a member of the EU, but, it is located to the cross of 3 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa). It is an island country in the Eastern Mediterranean, south of Turkey and west of Syria and Lebanon.

Actually it is only in Asian continent

If you mean Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus...in Europe.

From Heathrow to Paphos airport is about 4 hours

Approx 5-5 and 1/2 hours. It is classed as a medium haulage flight. There are 2 airports on the island of Cyprus.

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If you are sending a normal-sized letter, you would need $0.49 total of stamps to mail it from Indiana to California. You could use a Forever stamp or a combination of other stamps that equals $0.49.

There are many different companies in the Paphos, Cyphos airport. Some examples of companies would be Sixt, EconomyCarRentals, and Elephant Rent A Car.

It is because north Cyprus is illegally occupied by the Turkey and the Republic of Cyprus (non-occupied area) is a member of European Union.

So officially the currency is Euro, but the occupied part is bias by Turkey to use Turkish currency.

The old currency of Cyprus is the Cyprus Pound. The new currency is the Euro. :)