Istanbul, a city where East meets West, is known for its rich history, breathtaking architecture, and vibrant culture. But among its bustling streets and historic landmarks lies a unique charm that has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike: Read More
Nestled within the bustling heart of Turkey’s most iconic city, Ana Istanbul Cad (Main Istanbul Street) is a true embodiment of Istanbul’s rich cultural heritage and dynamic modernity. This thoroughfare, both a literal and symbolic crossroads, is a microcosm of Read More
When considering things to do in Izmir, Sirince Village—situated amid verdant hills and encircled by olive trees—is among the first places that spring to mind. Turkey’s original architectural history is still present in this village, which receives hundreds of tourists Read More
In many parts of Turkey, soup is the most popular food served at lunch and dinner tables, as well as for breakfast. It is served as an appetizer during meals and is pronounced as “chorba” (çorba in Turkish). The soup Read More
Beyoglu Cultural Road is still on its journey toward becoming a global brand after beginning as a brand associated with Istanbul. A festival that is alive in all senses of the word in all cultural and artistic venues on the Read More
This year, you have the option of taking nine days off, with only two days off for the Eid al-Fitr vacation. This year’s Eid al-Fitr holiday will be 5-days long when combined with the weekend. Those who can incorporate the Read More
Tourism in Sogut: Many tourists are excited to visit Sogut, the birthplace of Commander Ertugrul, and view the most important natural landmarks and archaeological monuments, following the remarkable popularity of the Ertugrul Series. Sogut, which translates to “willow tree” in Read More
The Kütahya Museum houses artifacts discovered during excavations at the Seyitömer Mound in Kütahya. The relics were excavated over a period of six years and were delivered to Anatolian archaeology in 15 phases. For nearly 33 years, rescue excavations at Read More
What is Mesir Paste? Mesir is a traditional Turkish dessert with medicinal properties. Manisa Mesir Macunu was first made as a medicine during the Ottoman Empire, but it later became a popular feature of Manisa’s local festivities. Earlier versions of Read More
Kirkpinar Oil Wrestling began in Rumelia in the 14th century during the Ottoman Empire. With its lengthy history, Kirkpinar Oil Wrestling Festival is one of the world’s oldest wrestling festivals. Oil wrestling is a style of wrestling in which wrestlers Read More