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
The 700-square-kilometer Olimpos Beydaglari Milli Parki (Olympos National Park) runs from the shore into the rough pine-clad highlands just west of the Gulf of Antalya. In the park’s southern side, the picturesque ruins of ancient Olympos and the spectacular perpetual Read More
Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge: Per the legend, the first person to cross the Bosphorus, a natural boundary between Europe and Asia, was Io, one of Zeus’ lovers who was changed into a heifer and forced to swim away from Hera’s Read More
One of Antalya’s most notable destinations is Karaalioglu Park Antalya. Some of the most famous attractions include the Gulf of Antalya and the cliffs that overlook the harbour. The abundance of photo opportunities accessible in this park is one of Read More
With a height of 3916 metres, Mount Erciyes is a volcanic mountain whose peak is perpetually shrouded in snow and fog, and has become synonymous with Kayseri. The Meek people living at its base were so enthralled by this lava-spewing Read More
On February 18, 1935, Atatürk, the leader of the Turkish Republic, paid a visit to Alanya. Mr. Tevfik Azakoglu, the owner of the house where he stayed and rested for a while, donated it to the Ministry of Culture. In Read More
Karain Cave Antalya is one of those historically significant destinations that takes a great deal of perseverance from visitors. Furthermore, in order to truly understand the experience, substantial knowledge of antiquity and a creative imagination are required. This cave, in Read More