Situated in the “golden triangle” region of Mesopotamia, Mardin welcomed 2,650 thousand visitors in 2023. Known as the “golden triangle” of Mesopotamia, Mardin is one of the provinces in the Southeastern Anatolia Region, which receives thousands of visitors each year Read More
The old city’s ruins in the present-day Manavgat city are the reason for Side’s fame. The largest city on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, Antalya, is one hour’s drive away. The Side Archaeological Museum, housed in a distinctive edifice, presents a modest Read More
When considering things to do in Izmir, Sirince Village—situated amid verdant hills and encircled by olive trees—is among the first places that spring to mind. Turkey’s original architectural history is still present in this village, which receives hundreds of tourists Read More
A portrait head was discovered in Düzce while archaeologists were excavating the old Konuralp city. Following an analysis by specialists in history and the Department of Excavations and Research, it was concluded that the portrait head belonged to Macedonia’s King Read More
Antalya is a shopaholic’s dream, with more than 80 vibrant markets and bazaars selling a wide range of reasonably priced handicrafts, spices, jewelry, and apparel. The Old Market in Kazim Ozalp Caddesi, which is located north of the Clock Tower, Read More
Batman Attractions: Tucked away in Turkey’s southeast, Batman Province is a mesmerizing travel destination that skillfully combines breathtaking natural scenery with a rich historical legacy. With more over 600,000 inhabitants, the province occupies an area of about 4,649 square kilometers. Read More
The location of Ancient Zeugma City lies beside the Euphrates River in Belkis Village, 10 kilometers (6 miles) east of Nizip / Gaziantep. The fact that this village is one of the two locations that provide the quickest access over Read More
The Tigris (Dicle) river divides the charming province of Siirt from Mardin, which is situated 224 kilometers (140 miles) northeast of Siirt in Southeast Anatolia. This area was a significant hub throughout the Abbasid Caliphate era and was formerly ruled Read More
Camping in Mount Nemrut isn’t just about setting up a tent beneath the vast canopy of stars; it’s an intimate embrace with history and legends that echo through millennia. As you settle down for the night, imagine the stone gods Read More
Suleyman Demirel, the President of the Republic, signed the legislation in June 1995, enabling the government to declare Kilis, a border township in southeast Turkey, a new province. Kilis is a particularly picturesque place, surrounded by olive trees and vineyards, Read More