In order to further slow down our already fast-paced lives, the Slow City or Cittaslow movement, which is taking off globally, was created. These nine calm cities in Turkey have a focus on regional manufacturing, tranquilly, and historic buildings. We Read More
In Antalya, there is something for everyone to do. One of the best places to see if you want to satisfy your need for sightseeing is Aspendos. The city is also ideally located to act as your base for day Read More
Cankiri is 131 kilometres (81 miles) from Ankara and has a history that spans between 3000 and 2500 BC. Here was a Galatian village called “Gangrea” in the third century BC. When they took control, the area was colonised by Read More
Owing to its various tourist attractions, outstanding natural and physical features, and pleasant climate, the Fethiye Turkey draws visitors from all over the world. Mugla city is administratively superior to Turkey’s Fethiye district, which is located in the Aegean Sea Read More
Tourism in Cappadocia – In just 8 months, Cappadocia, which is recognised as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, smashed its previous record for visitors, much to the industry’s delight. The number of visitors to the museums and places in Read More
Near Belek, about a kilometre from the shore, lies a big amusement complex called The Land of Legends. With about 2 million people from all over the world each year, it is the theme park that receives the most tourists Read More
Akgol Lake and its environs are home to a wide variety and abundance of aquatic birds. This 6787-hectare natural conservation area is particularly significant on a national and international level, as several species are in danger of going extinct. Around Read More
One of Turkey’s most stunning places is its Aegean shoreline. The magnificent coastline, lapped by the Aegean Sea’s crystal-clear waves and surrounded by olive trees, rocky outcrops, and pine forests, is dotted with numerous large, clean beaches. Nature lovers, sun Read More
Despite the city never regained its previous splendour, Mustafa Kemal, who would later become Turkey’s first president, called the second national congress to Sivas in September 1919, a prominent provincial capital of the Ottoman Empire. As a result of this Read More
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
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 ski area at Mount Erciyes is located on the north-to-east side of the mountain of the same name. It is a 3917-meter-high volcanic peak that provides breathtaking views in all directions. The ski resort, which is situated at a Read More
Mersin Erdemli has recently embraced “bungalows” and “glampings,” which are now popular with tourists looking for a vacation intertwined with nature. It is anticipated that the project, which is almost finished and will increase tourism this year, will become a Read More
Cappadocia For travellers visiting Turkey, a region of swirling volcanic-rock landscapes that like the handiwork of cheeky elves is a must-see. The granite is actually being gradually eroded by the wind and water. The principal tourist attractions are the Cappadocian Read More
If you’re looking for a great walk to explore Antalya’s gorgeous surroundings, Lower Duden Waterfall may be one of the most magnificent natural spectacles to see in the city. Lower Düden Waterfall, a unique feature, is located in Düden Park Read More
A lush utopia may be found 30 minutes outside of Bursa in the Orhaneli region. Whether in the summer or the winter, the region attracts tourists with its preserved historical character and abundance of natural beauty. Orhaneli, which has a Read More
The resort town of Goynuk is located in the region of Antalya that is closest to Kemer. In the summer, the sea is extremely clear and warm. The bottom is pebbly, and there are beaches with significant sand accumulations. The Read More
Southeast Turkey is where Mardin, a city and county seat, is situated. It overlooks a vast limestone plateau from its location on the southern slopes of a broad highland that rises to a height of 3,450 feet (1,052 metres). The Read More
You might not be aware that Saklikent, which is barely 40 miles from Antalya, the province seat, contains ski slopes. Beach vacationers frequently choose Antalya as their destination. You can enjoy an unusual combination of winter beach activities, ski slopes, Read More
The town of Amasra, which Fatih Sultan Mehmet referred to as “the eye of the globe,” captured my attention with its natural and cultural splendour when I visited it this year. The journey from Istanbul to this charming Black Sea 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
At the time of the conflicts between the Seljuq Turks and the Byzantines in the 12th century, the adjacent ancient town of Laodicea ad Lycum was abandoned, and Denizli, which is located amidst gardens at the base of Mount Gökbel Read More
One of the Turkish provinces that has recently grown in popularity as a destination for tourists seeking solitude and the great outdoors is Sakarya. This Black Sea coast city in the Marmara region blends impressive urban development with a long Read More
The Ottoman-style homes in Antalya’s Akseki neighbourhood have been preserved in line with the original plans, and tourists continue to be attracted to them. 80,000 local and foreign visitors are said to have visited the mediaeval village last year. The Read More
Denizli advertises itself as a white paradise thanks to Pamukkale, although mountain, plateau, and environmental tourism have flourished recently as well. In Denizli, also known as the “White Paradise,” which contains Pamukkale, a location with thousands of years of therapeutic 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
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