The Mostar Bridge was also crucial for the name of the city that sprang up around it. The bridge has long been the capital of the Herzegovina Region. On July 23, 2004, a project was undertaken to rebuild this bridge, Read More
Gelidonya, one of the Mediterranean Sea’s guide lights, is a renowned tourist spot in the region. It is located in the Kumluca district of Antalya and has been casting a light on seafarers since 1936. One of the highest lanterns Read More
UNESCO has 1,154 World Heritage Sites on its list as of July 2021, including 897 cultural, 218 natural, and 39 combined properties. While these sites can be located in 167 countries, the addition of the Arslantepe Mound brings Turkey’s total Read More
In the Forties, Turkey’s and Europe’s greatest longoz forest of beech and oak-heavy trees is turning golden. The many colours of green, yellow, orange, and red mirrored in nature, especially in fall, have added eye-catching splendour to the Istranca Forests, Read More
Jalaleddin Harzemshah’s grave: The Sultan 1st Kilicarslan, son of Suleyman Shah, who founded the Anatolian Seljuk State and stopped the Crusader movement with the wars he won, and his daughter Saide Hatun were discovered in the Silvan area of Diyarbakir Read More
Eminonu and its adjoining district, Sirkeci, are also one of Istanbul’s most popular tourist destinations, as well as one of the ancient peninsula’s most lively, bustling, and tourist-friendly neighbourhoods. The area is also known as the Oriental District. The neighbourhood Read More
The Bodrum Castle (St. Peter’s Castle) is situated on a small rocky peninsula between two sheltered bays in Bodrum, on Anatolia’s south-western coast. This peninsula, which was inhabited and known as Zephyrion in antiquity, was most likely utilised as a Read More
Taking a boat excursion along Turkey’s brilliant sapphire beaches is one of the most exhilarating and pleasurable experiences the country has to offer. While a weeklong trip along Turkey’s blue coast is undoubtedly the most ideal way to travel, don’t Read More
Artvin province: When most people think of Turkey, they think of the country’s long-loved southern regions, the breathtaking Aegean and Mediterranean shores, with their stunning beaches, valleys, and historical landmarks. Everyone should, without a sure, pay a visit to those Read More
The Kaz Mountains, which Homer refers to as the “mother of wild animals with many springs” in the “Iliad Saga,” and where Aphrodite is the beauty of the Kaz Mountains in love with Paris, are one of Turkey’s most unique Read More