The Marmara Region is a region in northwest Turkey with a total area of 67.000 square kilometres (25.870 square miles), or 8.5% of Turkey’s total land area. This region has seen the migration of innumerable tribes and their civilizations from Read More
Where the Egyptian market is today in Istanbul was a market called Marco Annulus during the Byzantine era. There were various essentials for sale at the time. The Egyptian Market in Istanbul was transformed into a portion of the new Read More
Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey, is well known for its intriguing past, rich culture, and stunning architecture. Istanbul is a unique and fascinating tourist destination since it is located on the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Europe from Asia. Istanbul Read More
A wedding day can be challenging. Planning could take up to a year and dealing with all the minutiae might leave you and your family exhausted. There are many decisions to be taken, from picking the ideal location to picking 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
The charming Cappadocia region in central Turkey is well-known for its fantastical environment, cave houses, incredible rock formations, and, of course, the throngs of hot air balloons that take to the skies each morning at dawn. Furthermore, Cappadocia has so Read More
Umbrella Street, one of Istanbul’s most charming lanes, got its name from the countless bright umbrellas that were strung there to protect shoppers from the sun’s rays. Umbrella Street Location Umbrella Street is located on Istanbul’s Asian side, namely in Read More
Erosion has shaped Cappadocia into the gorgeous and wonderful landscape it is today over thousands of years. These grotto-like homes and rock-hewn shrines were constructed in the Byzantine post-Iconoclastic era in the fourth century. Amazing troglodyte villages, underground civilizations that Read More
Umbrella Street, one of Istanbul’s most charming lanes, got its name from the countless bright umbrellas that were strung there to protect shoppers from the sun’s rays. Umbrella Street is located on Istanbul’s Asian side, namely in the big Kadikoy Read More
Festivals in Istanbul: Over the centuries, Istanbul has remained a cosmopolitan and metropolitan city, serving as a meeting point for several civilizations, empires, religions, languages, and cultures. Because of its unique location, rich historical and cultural history, and active city Read More
Istanbul never fails to please visitors, no matter the season. Some people think that the summer is the best time to go, but in reality, the best time for most people and tourists is when traffic is less backed up. Read More
This unique art, culture, and entertainment festival, which takes place from October 30 to November 14 every two years, will provide you with unforgettable experiences. The Atatürk Cultural Center serves as the starting point for Istanbul’s “Beyoglu Culture Route Festival,” Read More
Due to its multicultural structure, Istanbul is a unique region where you can find a fusion of distinct Turkish culinary flavours and the most well-known cuisines in the world. Istanbul has traditionally served as a crossroads for many different civilizations. Read More
The Ciragan Festivals, torch festivals held in the Kazancolu Gardens, also known as the Ciragan Palace in the 17th century, were well-known. The Ciragan Palace is home to some of the finest examples of stone artistry. The Ciragan Palace, which Read More
Choose the Hacilli Waterfall camping area if you want to learn about a traditional urban texture while experiencing a wilderness camp. The distance from Ile’s city centre to the waterfall, which is in the Hacilli region, is roughly 32 miles. Read More
During a ceremony in the US state of New York, Istanbul was awarded the “Best Destination in Europe.” The readers of Global Traveler Magazine, one of the leading travel and tourist magazines in the United States, named Istanbul the “best Read More
The Ottoman Empire was one of the world’s great empires, dominating modern Turkey and many other nations for centuries and playing a key role in the spread of Islam around the globe. Many structures and palaces have survived since then Read More
Sultanahmet Square, also known as Hippodrome Square, is surrounded by prominent landmarks and overlooks the Blue Mosque. In addition, there are other museums, including the Museum of Turkish Islamic Art. Due to its exquisite beauty and vastness, the Sultanahmet district Read More
In Sultanahmet Square, you will be standing in the heart of history! Since the beginning of time, people’s voices have screamed with joy in this plaza! Simply join us on a slow walk through this square till the end of Read More
The Eminonu New Mosque, one of Istanbul’s most iconic buildings, is one of the sultans’ masterpieces overlooking the sea. The mosque was the last of the Ottoman Sultans’ large mosques to be completed, and it took the longest in contrast Read More
The Sanki Yedim Mosque in Istanbul is around 100 m2 inside and 130 m2 outside. It has a capacity of 200 worshippers. The mosque is a four-quartered reinforced concrete edifice with massive domes. The minaret has one reinforced concrete balcony, Read More
Approximately ten million tourists from around the world visited Istanbul last year (2021), with Arab tourists accounting for over three million of the total. Paradoxically, the majority of tourists visit Istanbul’s most famous sights before they become famous. Some, on Read More
Since the early 2000s, maritime tourism in the vicinity of a main route through Turkey has become a global beacon. Turkey has an advantage in four-season underwater diving due to its excellent mild environment and unpolluted quality of international scuba Read More
Summer is also the most tranquil time of year in Istanbul. Residents of Istanbul often spend their vacations in their hometowns or in one of Turkey’s many resorts. The city is depopulated, traffic is reduced, and it is much simpler Read More
Everyone can enjoy some Turkish entertainment! Join us for the Turkish Night Show encompassing evening of belly dancing, Turkish folk dance, and delectable Turkish cuisine with mezes and drinks. In a joyful, calm, and groovy atmosphere, experience Turkish hospitality in Read More
Istanbul, Turkish stanbul, originally Constantinople, ancient Byzantium’s largest city and main seaport, is Turkey’s largest city and main seaport. It served as the seat of both the Byzantine and Ottoman empires. Istanbul, the old walled city, is located on a Read More
Baghdad Street is one of Istanbul’s most attractive and well-known streets, located on the Asian side of the city. It is Istanbul’s longest street, stretching from Kadikoy to Maltepe. The street’s history may be traced back to the Ottoman era, Read More
Summer in Istanbul is hot and humid from mid-June until mid-October. July and August are the hottest months in Istanbul throughout the summer, with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius. Summer in Istanbul is also the most calm time of the Read More
Istanbul is a magnificent city with enchanted beauty, a plethora of landmarks, and significant historical value. The Sultan Ahmet Mosque (Blue Mosque) is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting this beautiful city. It is one of the city’s most well-known Read More
Officials from Turkish cruises industry anticipate a surge in maritime tourism in 2022, with more than 1.5 million visitors, particularly after world-renowned corporations re-added Turkish ports to their tracks following the opening of Istanbul’s Galata Port. Galataport Istanbul spans 1.2 Read More
The Süleymaniye Mosque Istanbul is one of the largest and most famous mosques in Turkey. The mosque is in the Süleymaniye neighbourhood of European Istanbul, and it carries the name of Sultan Suleiman the First (the Magnificent), who ordered its Read More