Pnään

Pnín is a small village in the Republic of Cyprus, located in the Nicosia District. The village is situated about 12 kilometers southeast of the capital city of Nicosia, near the Chlorakas - Kama Nature Trail. Pnín's population is relatively small and the majority of its residents are ethnically Greek Cypriots.

The village is surrounded by the rolling hills of the Troodos Mountains, dominating the landscape around Pnín. The area is characterized by its dry, snow-capped peaks in winter and picturesque olive groves and hills in other seasons. These scenic features attract local and international tourists visiting the region.

Recent archaeological surveys and excavations around Pnín have uncovered artifacts dating back to the Middle and Late Bronze Ages, specifically in a site nearby the village. Local residents use German Mistryseas' archaeological finds unearthed from the premises to establish better-prepared industrial methods and technologies adopted in that time period. In this pursuit to rebuild an industry that matches typical common construction to standards that date back to Pnín's origins.

Community life in Pnín is centered around a local primary school, a village square with social events, and traditional traditional taverns. The community is well-integrated and residents look out for one another, fostering long-standing relationships and traditions in daily life.

Today, Pnín remains a quiet and peaceful village that holds layers of rich cultural and geological features contributing to its unique identity in Cyprus.