Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

The flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus consists of a white field with red horizontal stripes at the top and bottom and a red crescent and five-pointed star in the center. White symbolizes peace, while the red crescent and star reflect the Turkish Cypriot community's cultural heritage and identity.

The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus adopted its current flag on March 7, 1984, following the declaration of independence in 1983. Designed by Emin Çizenel, it is the official flag used by the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, a self-declared state recognized only by Türkiye.

• Official Name: Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
• Status: Self-declared state (recognized only by Türkiye)
• Capital: North Nicosia (Lefkoşa)
• Continent: Europe / Asia
• Population: approx. 400,000
• Official Language: Turkish
• Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY)

Famous Attractions
• Kyrenia Harbour
• Bellapais Abbey
• St. Hilarion Castle
• Karpaz Peninsula
• Salamis Ruins

Northern Cyprus is renowned for its Mediterranean coastline, medieval castles and archaeological heritage. Visitors explore Kyrenia Harbour, Bellapais Abbey, St. Hilarion Castle, the unspoiled Karpaz Peninsula and the ancient ruins of Salamis.