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Lapta Village – Cyprus

. Lapta is located in an area of northern Cyprus, which has the most rainfall in the mountains of Girne, and is covered with a thick vegetation, in addition to this, because it is located on a hill overlooking the sea, or is open to the influence of moderate climate of the Wed

The last census in 1996, the population consists of Lapta 1860 men and 1726 women equal to a total of 3586 inhabitants. The last count of drivers by Lapta town, however, revealed a series of more than 6,000 people and an amount of about 2,000 homes, including those belonging to foreigners. Lapta beauty and unique natural flora has led many Britons, Germans and other foreign visitors to select it as a place to live. In addition, an age average 22,000 rooms tourist accommodation establishments in the region each year. Its proximity to the northern coast and the high incomes of the population also play an important role. The Most residents are Lapta officials and workers. Others are employed in tourism, or work in livestock, agriculture, fisheries and other small industrial and commercial establishments.

first hotel in Cyprus is Günnasir Hotel, which opened its doors in 1924 Lapta. ? T is a 3 storey building with 14 bedrooms and was built by Hüseyin Günnasir, a businessman Turkey, which had financial problems in the construction of the hotel and was forced to sell. The ministry responsible about housing when purchased the hotel to avoid being purchased by the Greeks. Today, still belongs to the ministry, but remains the development of tourism will take place during the vacant.The II. World War. It was during this period that many rich families have started moving to Lapta Nicosia. He was the most, therefore, the war in secondary schools built and managed in Lapta for 4 or 5 years. The playhouse and the hospital mental health were also moved in Lapta. Him? The most privileged and wealthy slander families sent their children to school Lapta and therefore the city soon reached a very good reputation. Its beauty and uniqueness echo throughout the country. At that time, had many Lapta rivers and rich vegetation, including fruit and vegetables.

On the other hand, was on the side of crystal sea air Clear and cool. Lapta Word began to spread about what has been opened to tourism. bamboo umbrellas have been manufactured and placed on the beaches of Lapta. We praise to those who come for the summer. Soon, restaurants, hotels and other establishments have been built and become what is Lapta now.Lapta, with many rivers and a large quantity of mulberry trees have a large number of silkworms. These insects feed on mulberry leaves and grow in abundance in Lapta. In the 1960s Lapta that were raised by the Greek Cypriots and Turkish residents, because they have been used to produce silk in small establishments in Lapta. In general, two types of son may get the worm, silk, pure and impure another thread. The wire is Thich impure and can be used for knitted sweaters. The silk is a thin wire and can be used to produce a very soft and lightweight fabric.

In the late 1960s, after the increase in the production of artificial tissues of silkworms of slow decline. Today is almost nonexistent. However, if we believed there was a market for raising silkworms, there are many mulberry trees in Lapta. Mulberry is a tree very hard, but not when Dry the cut and dried. However, only very few people interested in rearing silkworms today.Lapta of bitter orange oranges, lemons and tangerines have been very famous. Lapta sweet oranges ripening 20 days earlier than in other regions and lemons one month earlier. In 1906, when the Ottomans fought the war in the Balkans, the Ottoman empire built around Istanbul Customs at the border. Increasing taxes must be paid for "Lemonade and Cypriot manufacturers orange marmalade. This demonstrates the importance that the region had Lapta for the Ottoman Empire. If you look today Lapta, sad reality is that the areas of citrus trees have been replaced by buildings concrete and houses. citrus crop is not as profitable as was the case, therefore, the area used for cultivation decreased. Lapta Turks and Greeks in handicrafts, baskets and bags flexible bamboo branches and leaves of myrtle date. These plants have increased abundant in the rivers Lapta and they have been used to produce beautiful crafts. They were then sold around the island. Lapta blacksmiths and their products are very popular in the past. The older generation still speaks of Cyprus' Lapta special knife. The best thing? Rum Ploughts were made by blacksmiths Lapta Turkish and Greek.

The best of sickles, knives, axes and hatchets have been made in Lapta. Iron also been falsified to produce decorative ornaments. The blacksmiths were abundant in Lapta and crafts were sold throughout island. However, even this profession, like the willow, it has become almost extinct. During British rule, the island has seen an invasion mice, the damage in the neighboring gardens. Consequently, the British government took a big snake island.They Guy have been released in areas Poli Akatu Paphosü and Lapta.
Hotels in Northern Cyprus will soon be reproduced and grew to a size 3.5 meters. However, there are no snakes in the Lapta today. In addition, camels and mules are important animals in the package of 1920. that have disappeared in the 1960s. Lapta was built on a limestone mine.

The city rises by two points, the first increase Ayi is Anastasia Church and the second is near City Hall. These yellow stones are found along the coast that goes Kar Lapta? Yaka.

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