Journey Into Cyprus

Journey Into Cyprus by Colin Thubron, published by Penguin in 1992, offers a detailed account of a 600-mile trek on foot around Cyprus during the last year of the island’s peace. This edition, comprising 256 pages, presents a blend of myth, history, and personal anecdotes, providing readers with insights into the rich tapestry of the island’s culture and landscape.
In this narrative, Thubron explores various characters and locations, weaving together descriptions of architecture and the natural environment. The book traces Cyprus’s resilience through centuries of invasion, highlighting the interplay between its historical significance and contemporary experiences. Readers interested in travel and European destinations will find a thoughtful exploration of Cyprus’s unique identity and enduring spirit.
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This is an account of a 600-mile trek on foot around Cyprus in the last year of the islands peace. The author intertwines myth, history and personal anecdote with descriptions of characters, places, architecture and landscape and traces the island’s survival through centuries of invasion.
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