Camping in Mount Nemrut isn’t just about setting up a tent beneath the vast canopy of stars; it’s an intimate embrace with history and legends that echo through millennia. As you settle down for the night, imagine the stone gods Read More
The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) held its 16th Annual Meeting in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, beginning on October 25. ‘Best Tourism Villages’ were awarded as part of the General Assembly. Selection for the ‘World’s Best Tourism Village’ title went to Read More
Nestled in the Kürtün neighborhood of Gümüşhane, the living tree museum “Spider Forests” is home to hundreds of years-old trees that reach the sky. As one of the country’s major mixed forests, it transforms into a riot of hues every Read More
The fairy chimneys in the 100-house Yavuzlar village of VAN, which is close to the Iranian border, don’t resemble the Cappadocia tourist destination in Nevşehir’s Ürgüp district. Visitors to Vanadokya who loved the outdoors visited the fairy chimneys and took Read More
Nemrut Crater Lake: In the autumn, photographers and nature lovers frequently travel to Nemrut, the second-biggest crater lake in the world and the largest crater lake in Turkey, which is located at an elevation of 2,250 meters in the Tatvan Read More
During the 676-month summer season, Samsun’s caravan parking spaces welcomed numerous local and international visitors from 77 different nations and 16 different cities. Every year, interest in caravan tourism grows more widespread, both globally and in Turkey. The Samsun Metropolitan Read More
The Bozburun Peninsula reminds one of the Maldives Islands in the Indian Ocean with the view of Erzurum’s mysterious and hidden Tortum Lake. The peninsula near to Tortum Lake, which lies on the way from Erzurum to the Black Sea, Read More
The amazing color riot of nature has begun to take place in the upper areas of Gümüşhane, one of the cities in Turkey where fall is experienced most magnificently. Autumn caused Gümüşhane’s highlands and forests to become as colorful as Read More
The Tortum Waterfall and the surrounding beauty of Uzundere, which was named “Turkey’s 11th quiet city” by the International Quiet Cities Association (Cittaslow), continue to attract its tourists. One of Erzurum’s most stunning features, Tortum Waterfall, has begun to exhibit Read More
Beaches, mountains, valleys, lakes, canyons, and gorgeous protected national parks are just a few of Antalya’s stunning natural features. All of this natural splendor is undoubtedly fantastic hiking terrain. Finding hiking paths, however, is difficult, and there are few online Read More