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Thousands flock to Troodos for festival celebrating Cyprus’ mountain communities

Thousands gathered last weekend at the Presidential Residence in Troodos for the third Let’s Go Troodos festival, an event combining family entertainment, local food and craftsmanship, while highlighting support for mountain communities. The festival opened the residence’s grounds to the public, and saw producers, artisans and creators from the Troodos region gather to ply their […]

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Thousands flock to Troodos for festival celebrating Cyprus’ mountain communities

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Cyprus Mail broke the news in Nicosia, Cyprus 2 days ago on Sunday, September 13, 2026.

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