The largest ski resort in Turkey is located on Mount Erciyes, a snow-covered stratovolcano that towers over Kayseri. Turkey’s ski resorts aren’t as well-known as, say, the Alps, but if you’re already there or searching for a unique place to Read More
Skydiving is to free-fall to a particular altitude from an aircraft or a mountain, fly for around 30 to 180 seconds, and then gradually float in the air until you land on safe ground with a parachute. Skydiving is frequently Read More
The only gypsum cave in the world that is available for tourism is the Incirli Cave, which is situated on Ipsaro Hill in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). The only gypsum cave in the world that is open Read More
Those who see the snowy vista from the summit of Mount Nemrut in Bitlis, the second-biggest crater lake in the world and the largest crater lake in Turkey, are mesmerised. The Nemrut Crater Lake, with an elevation of 2,250 feet, Read More
The fruit trees and vineyards in Manisa’s Sarigol area started to leaf, and there were plenty of daisies in the fields. Due to the vineyards’ early arousal in Sargöl, where all the hues of spring are in full bloom, grape Read More
Istanbul is one of the world’s most impressive cities. Whatever the qualifier, that statement is accurate. The capital of Turkey is one of the finest cities in the world and has had a significant impact on the history of our Read More
One of the main draws for tourists to the Antalya region is the region’s waterfalls, which produce picturesque landscapes. Visit at least two or three of these waterfalls while in the Antalya area to take in some refreshing nature time. Read More
One of the most well-liked travel spots in Turkey is Cappadocia. It is over 700 kilometres from Istanbul and situated in the middle of Turkey. It is a place of incredible natural beauty well known for its lovely valleys, unusual Read More
One of the provinces in Turkey’s Central Anatolia that stands out for its natural setting and historical significance is Amasya. It served as the famed geographer Strabo’s native country. It has a 3000 year history and is situated in a Read More
A significant landslide caused Abant Lake National Park, a freshwater lake in Turkey’s Bolu Province in northwest Anatolia, to form. At a height of 1,328 metres (4,357 feet), the lake is located 32 kilometres (20 miles) from Bolu, the provincial Read More