Antalya, which is located on the Mediterranean coast, is a lovely city with enough to see and do. It’s no coincidence that the Turkish Riviera is renowned as the Turquoise Coast. Antalya is sure to offer you with lifelong memories Read More
The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts is known for having the world’s best rug collection. The rugs are rare Seljuk carpets from the 13th century that can’t be seen anywhere else. The museum’s rare instances of works from the Read More
Every year on August 30th, Turkey celebrates Victory Day, which is a national holiday. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus observes it as well. Turkey Victory Day is a national holiday and a public holiday. For the general public, it Read More
The sweeping beauty of Cappadocia’s bizarre valleys is one of Turkey’s most popular tourist attractions, and one of the most popular ways to see it is from above. Cappadocia is a stunning and amazing environment that has been formed over Read More
It’s no wonder that Antalya is one of Turkey’s most popular vacation spots, thanks to its magnificent hotels, beautiful beaches, and extensive collection of notable historical landmarks. It’s a year-round destination with bright, sunny summers and moderate winters, so there’s Read More
The Istanbul Museum of Modern Art has a global goal for collecting, preserving, displaying, and documenting modern and recent art, photography, design, architecture, new media, cinema and Istanbul modern exhibitions. It serves as a conduit for the exchange of Turkey’s Read More
The Cappadocia balloon festival and hot air balloon rides are definitely the first things that come to mind when thinking of Cappadocia. Watching the extraordinary beauty of Cappadocia from the air with a convoy of hundreds of hot air balloons Read More
Everyone loves Antalya, but have you ever visited the Upper or Lower Duden Waterfalls in the city centre? You most likely did not! The Duden Waterfalls Antalya are part of Antalya’s natural grandeur, and they are nearly in the city Read More
Didim, taken from Didyma – an Ancient Greek sanctuary, contains a 2,300-year-old Temple of Apollo that is in excellent condition and is connected via a “Sacred Way” to the old civilization of Miletus, a few miles to the north. The Read More
Ataturk Arboretum 730-acre haven of green in the city’s north is a pleasant relief from Istanbul’s busy streets and concrete sprawl, with peaceful lakes and approximately 2000 different kinds of trees and plants from all over the world. On a Read More