Hundreds of stunning canyons may be found in Turkey, a country renowned for its incredible natural wonders and the destination of millions of local and foreign tourists each year. The Valla Canyon is described as “the second deepest canyon in Read More
The largest port and popular holiday spot in southern Turkey is Antalya. It is located on the Mediterranean Sea’s rocky shore. The subtropical Mediterranean climate of the area was brought about by the impact of the Mediterranean Sea and the Read More
Bodrum Amphitheatre The Bodrum Amphitheatre, one of the most beautiful tourist destinations on earth, is built on a hill overlooking Bodrum, Turkey’s port and castle. It was built in the fourth century BC, during the reign of King Mausolus, to Read More
For many years, the City of Safranbolu served as a significant caravan trade centre. Its streets and architecture are characteristic of Ottoman cities. The hamlet expanded into a commercial hub during the Turkish conquest in the eleventh century, and by Read More
Turkey has a lot more to offer than just sand, ocean, and sun. Anyone who has ever been to Turkey knows that it is a sports enthusiast’s dream destination. The coastline region is a sporting paradise for those who enjoy Read More
Around 180 kilometres west of Kiziltepe, in the South Eastern Anatolian region, are the ancient old cities of Sanliurfa. Both the Bible and the Quran claim that Abraham was born there before going to Canaan, modern-day Palestine. The local Muslim Read More
Abant Lake Nature Park is renowned for its thick pine forests, water lily flowers, and beautiful meadows fragrant with thyme. Bolu, which is located inside the boundaries of Turkey’s most well-known National Park, annually welcomes hundreds of thousands of tourists Read More
While the 2022–2023 ski season began with snowfall in Erciyes, Murat Cahid Cng, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Erciyes A, indicated that we would seek to host 3 million guests in Erciyes with a 20 percent rise this Read More
After organising a trip to the Saltuklu Canyon in the Araç area of Kastamonu, professor Hikmet Haberal and university students crossed the canyon for the first time. The canyon was found to have a significant amount of historical artefacts. In Read More
Turkey’s cities are well known for cottage tourism, particularly in the winter months. A fantastic atmosphere for a fairy tale or legendary quest is created by the cottages that are scattered throughout the icy forests and mountains. One of the Read More
The “bird paradise” known as Arin Lake, which is located on the outskirts of the Adilcevaz neighbourhood of Bitlis, welcomes its final guests. Arin Lake, which is inside the district’s boundaries and has a surface area of 1,000 657 hectares Read More
The birthplace of ancient civilizations, Mardin, astounds everyone who visits it as a stunning and imposing stone city that looks out over the vast Mesopotamian plain and touches the sky. The Kasmiye Madrasah, Krklar Church, Ulu Mosque, Mardin Museum, residences, Read More
Izmir, Turkey’s third-largest city and a prominent commercial and cultural centre, is located close to the Aegean Sea. The city is well known for its extensive array of tourist attractions, distinctive cuisine, and numerous art events and festivals. It also Read More
The “white paradise” at Pamukkale Turkey, that is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List saw 1 million 906,000 visits in just 11 months. The Denizli Touristic Hoteliers and Operators Association (DENTUROD), according to its president, Gazi Murat Sen, will Read More
Turkey is a traveler’s heaven because there are so many things to see and do there. The months of June through October are the busiest for travellers to Turkey. The winter, when there are fewer visitors and less heat, is Read More
From the Borcka neighbourhood of Artvin, it is 25–27 kilometres to Karagol Lake, which was formed by a landslide. The Borcka Lake Nature Park, which was established on August 14, 2002, encompasses the lake area. On average, 10,000 people visit Read More
The Zigana Pass is a mountain pass in the Pontic Mountains in northeastern Turkey, close to the border of the province of Trabzon. The pass is situated 2,032 metres (6,667 feet) above sea level on road D.885 E97, 60 kilometres Read More
Go to Beyoglu, which is adjacent to Taksim Square, to leave the old city and see modern Istanbul as the locals do. The approximately 2,5 kilometre (1,5 mile) long avenue between Taksim Square and the Tunnel funicular stop near Galata Read More
Ancient underground villages in the Cappadocia region of Nouşehir, central Turkey, offer a unique historical experience that informs visitors about the relics of ancient life in those regions. Visitors may experience the historical structures, stunning natural settings, go on balloon Read More
Nearby cities include Ankara, which is located 240 kilometres to the east, and Istanbul, which is located 228 kilometres (142 miles) to the west of Duzce. D-100 travels through Düzce, and the TEM Highway circles the city. On a plateau Read More
Although travelling to Turkey is typically safe, you should still use caution while there. Travelers frequently don’t have to deal with a lot of serious crime, even though pickpockets are possible, especially in popular tourist areas. Turkey’s well-maintained roads, low Read More
Historical Perspective During the time of the Ottoman Empire, this forest covered about 13000 hectares. Despite the fact that this forest is now only 5442 hectares in size. However, people who are visiting Belgrade for the first time will be Read More
Despite the fact that most of you prefer Bodrum Turkey for summer vacations, this well regarded resort is gorgeous all year round. Bodrum now wants to emphasise this quality. As a result, the job has advanced significantly more quickly. Agrotourism Read More
The caldera of the Nemrut volcano, which is located on the western shore of Lake Van in Eastern Anatolia, is one of the most important wetlands in Bitlis province and a part of an active stratovolcano with a distinctive structural Read More
The only Pan Park in Turkey and the 13th Pan Park in Europe, the Küre Mountains National Park, contains Ersizlerdere Natural Park, which is open to visitors. According to Mustafa Ayr, head of the Ersizlerdere Development Education and Eco Tourism Read More
The Ovacak district’s Munzur Gözeleri, which is adored by the Tunceli population and is regularly visited by visitors in the summer, remained deserted due to the deteriorating weather. The Ovacak region’s famed Munzur Gözeleri, which dazzles with its natural beauty, Read More
The Western Euphrates, also known as the Karasu Stream, is a long river that originates from one of the Euphrates’ two sources in eastern Turkey. Its length is about 450 kilometres. The river, which originates on the Dumlu Da in Read More
Bitlis is a town near Van Lake in Eastern Anatolia, Turkey. Because it is not well-known and receives little publicity, Bitlis, one of Eastern Anatolia’s hidden beauties, struggles to entice tourists. This city is important in terms of history and Read More
Pamukkale, known as Turkey’s “cotton castle,” is situated on the southern bank of the ancient city of Hierapolis. Travertine terraces were created by the water growing colder and more solid as it travelled away from the calcareous hot water source Read More
Beyoglu Cultural Road started as an Istanbul-related brand and is still working toward becoming a recognised worldwide brand. Beyoglu Culture Road is a brand of culture and art that carries the complete cultural history of the city into the future. Read More
Akyazi is a town and a community in the Sakarya Province in Turkey’s Marmara region. The chairman is Hasan Akcan. Justice and Development Party, or AK Parti in Turkish, is a politically moderate on social issues. The preservationist convention of Read More