Cappadocia Turkey, a region of swirling volcanic-rock landscapes that resemble the work of naughty elves, is a must-see destination for tourists travelling to Turkey. In actuality, though, the granite is being gently whittled away by wind and water. The Cappadocian Read More
On the western coast of Lycia, near what is now the town of Kalkan in Antalya, was an ancient city called Patara. Along with Xanthos and Letoon, it was once a major city in the Lycian League. You can learn Read More
Lower Duden Waterfall is perhaps one of the most magnificent natural spectacles to view in the city if you’re searching for a fantastic walk to experience Antalya’s breathtaking surroundings. A special attraction called Lower Düden Waterfall can be found in Read More
The Orhaneli area, 30 minutes outside of Bursa, is a verdant wonderland. The area draws visitors with its untouched historical character and abundant natural beauty, whether in the summer and the winter. King Hadrianus of Rome founded Orhaneli, which has Read More
The area of Antalya that is closest to Kemer is the resort town of Goynuk. The sea is clear and exceptionally warm in the summer. There are beaches with large piles of sand, and the seafloor is pebbly. The region Read More
The city and county seat of Mardin is located in southeast Turkey. It is situated on the southern flanks of a wide highland that climbs to a height of 3,450 feet (1,052 metres) and looks out over a sizable limestone Read More
Did you know that Saklikent, which is only 40 kilometres from the provincial capital Antalya, has ski slopes? Antalya is generally recognised as a beach vacation destination. The numerous choices in Antalya enable you to enjoy an uncommon blend of Read More
This year, I visited the town of Amasra, which Fatih Sultan Mehmet referred to as “the eye of the globe,” and it captivated me with its natural and cultural splendour. Let’s explore this quaint Black Sea resort, which is roughly Read More
In the Byzantine era, a market named Marco Annulus existed where the Egyptian market is now in Istanbul. At that time, several necessities were sold there. In 1660, Istanbul’s Egyptian Market was converted into a section of the new mosque, Read More
When the nearby ancient town of Laodicea ad Lycum was abandoned during battles between the Byzantines and the Seljuq Turks in the 12th century, Denizli, which is situated among gardens at the foot of Mount Gökbel (7,572 feet [2,308 metres]), Read More