Summer is possibly the most claustrophobic time to be living in Istanbul for those of us who grew up outside the city. The good news is that just a few hours outside of the city, you may visit places that Read More
Despite the incredible expansion in Istanbul’s population over the last 50 years, the number of taxis has oddly remained the same, posing a significant difficulty in Istanbul residents’ daily lives. More than 17,000 services of taxis in Istanbul are available, Read More
Istanbul is a vast and magical city that receives a big number of visitors every day. Turkish governments have accepted tourism as a “factory without chimneys” since the early days of the Turkish Republic. For the Turkish economy, it is Read More
With the coming of autumn in Tunceli, the Salördek forests – the best of Turkey, which local locals characterised as the “heart of nature,” took on many colours of orange, yellow, and red, as well as green. Thousands of local Read More
The number of visitors to Ancient City of Ephesus in the Selçuk neighbourhood of Izmir began to climb again after the epidemic. The total number of visitors had reached 476,000 as of September 30th. By the end of the year, Read More
It’ll be an option for nature enthusiasts, history aficionados, and those looking for new destinations; the most magnificent beautiful cultural routes in Turkey in seven areas await travellers, from Göbeklitepe to the Ancient City of Ephesus, from Aspendos Theatre to Read More
Creekhead Bends, that links the two provinces from the steep slopes of the Onionli Mountain at an altitude of 3,500 metres between Bayburt and Trabzon and has been dubbed the “world’s most dangerous road,” fascinates nature and adrenaline fans. Creekhead Read More
Klaus Schmidt has discovered one of the most amazing archaeological finds of our time, just six miles from Urfa, an ancient city in southeastern Turkey: enormous engraved stones dating back 11,000 years, sculpted and organised by prehistoric humans who had Read More
Rainbow Hills Igdir, in the Tuzca district, attracts foreign visitors as well as nature lovers, athletes, and photographers with its vibrant beauty. The natural structure and bright look of the Rainbow Hills, which are located in Turkey’s far East, attract Read More
The Antalya Ethnographic Museum is situated in the Muratpasa neighbourhood, Kaleiçi Urban and Grade III Archaeological Site, and is made up of two homes dating from the 19th century. In a sloping area, the structures are at various altitudes. Ottoman Read More