Malatya which goes back to the 5th century BC, was home to the Hittite, Assyrian, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman civilizations. Malatya is made up of 14 cities that stretch along the Euphrates River and are noted for their fertile Read More
Ayder Village, nestled on a green hill in Rize, north Turkey, is a popular tourist destination for visitors from all over the world who come to enjoy the village’s natural beauty, particularly its sprawling green pastures and woodlands. The weather Read More
Independence War Museum: The building, designed by Vedat Tek (1873-1942) and completed in 1923 as the Republican People’s Headquarters, was later transformed to serve as the Assembly building. The two-story structure also has a basement level. On three sides, the Read More
With its beautiful bays, clean beaches, and historical ruins, Fethiye Turkey, Mula’s second largest district after Bodrum, is one of Turkey’s most popular tourist destinations. It is one of the areas where many local and foreign tourists flock, regardless of Read More
Winter Tourism: Erciyes Mountain has become a popular winter tourist destination. Erciyes Ski Resort has grown into a major winter sports destination thanks to a 350 million euro investment by Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality. Tourists from Europe and Russia are rapidly Read More
Gallipoli It is situated on a Turkish peninsula between the Aegean Sea and the Dardanelles Straits. The Allies believed that an invasion would be a decisive strike against the Ottoman Empire (which had joined itself with Germany) and thus bring Read More
Alternative winter tourism routes that can be explored during the semester break were suggested by Arş. Officer Sinan Cana. With the start of the school holidays, tourism activity began to pick up in many areas, particularly in winter tourism destinations. Read More
Corum Turkey, which is located in the Black Sea and Central Anatolia Region, has a total population of 530 thousand people. Corum, with a 7-thousand-year-old history, is as significant in the history of humanity as it is in the history Read More
Lake Van, also known as Van Gölü in Turkish, is Turkey’s largest and second-largest body of water. The lake is situated in eastern Anatolia, close to the Iranian border. It has a surface area of 1,434 square miles (3,713 square Read More
The Uludag is home to one of Turkey’s most prominent ski resorts, with 28 kilometres of slopes for beginners and experienced skiers. The bulk of people ascend the mountain via the Uludag cable car, which takes around 25 minutes to Read More