In 11 months, 1 million 906 thousand visitors travelled to Pamukkale Turkey, the “white paradise” on the UNESCO World Heritage List in DENIZLI. According to Gazi Murat Sen, president of the Denizli Touristic Hoteliers and Operators Association (DENTUROD), they will Read More
There is a plenty to see and do in Turkey, making it a traveler’s paradise. The most popular time of year for travellers to travel to Turkey is between June and October. The best time to visit some of Turkey’s Read More
A landslide-created lake called Karagol is situated 25–27 kilometres from Artvin’s Borcka district. The lake region is inside the boundaries of the Borcka Lake Nature Park, which was created on August 14, 2002. The lake receives 10,000 visitors on average Read More
Near the province of Trabzon’s border in northeastern Turkey’s Gümüşhane, in the Pontic Mountains, lies a mountain pass known as the Zigana Pass. The pass is located on the route D.885 E97, 2,032 m (6,667 ft) above sea level, 60 Read More
To escape the old city and see modern Istanbul as the residents do, head to Beyoglu, which is located close to Taksim Square. You may spend the entire day exploring the about 2,5 kilometre (1,5 mile) long boulevard that runs Read More
In the Cappadocia region of Nouşehir, central Turkey, ancient underground towns that date back thousands of years offer a fascinating historical experience that teaches visitors about the remnants of ancient life in those places. In Cappadocia, tourists can take balloon Read More
Ankara, which is 240 kilometres distant to the east, and Istanbul, which is 228 kilometres (142 miles) away to the west, are both close to Duzce. Düzce is traversed by D-100 while the TEM Highway around the city. Duzce is Read More
Although it’s generally safe to travel to Turkey, you should still exercise caution when you’re there. Though you can encounter pickpockets, travellers often don’t have to deal with a lot of serious crime, especially in busier tourist locations. Turkey is Read More
Historical Perspective This forest’s size during the Ottoman Empire’s rule was roughly 13000 hectares. Despite the fact that this forest’s extent has shrunk to 5442 hectares. The large forests and tall, mature trees in Belgrade, however, will nevertheless astound visitors Read More
Although the majority of you prefer Bodrum for summer vacations, this internationally renowned resort is stunning year-round. Bodrum Turkey now wishes to draw attention to this quality. The job has progressed much more quickly because of this. One of them Read More