Everyone can find something to do in Antalya. Aspendos and Antalya’s maze-like core old town are among the greatest sites to visit if you want to get your sightseeing fix, and the city is ideally situated to serve as your Read More
Cankiri’s history dates back to between 3000 and 2500 BC, and it is located 131 kilometres (81 miles) from Ankara. In the third century BC, a Galatian hamlet called “Gangrea” existed here. Following their dominance, numerous tribes, including the Hittites, Read More
The Fethiye Turkey attracted people from all over the world due to its many tourist attractions, stunning natural and physical features, and wonderful temperature. Turkey’s Fethiye district, which is situated in the Aegean Sea region and has a stunning view Read More
The record number of visitors to Cappadocia, which is listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, was broken in just 8 months, which pleased the industry. The “golden year” during eight months of the year is the number of Read More
A sizable amusement complex called The Land of Legends is situated close to Belek, around a kilometre from the sea. It is the most visited theme park in the entire Antalya region, drawing close to 2 million visitors from around Read More
Numerous types and numbers of water birds reside in Akgol Lake and its surrounds. Given that some are in danger of going extinct, this 6787-hectare natural conservation area is very significant on a national and worldwide level. The Eregli reed Read More
Turkey’s Aegean coastline is one of its most beautiful regions. Large, clean beaches are abundant throughout the stunning coastline, which is lapped by the Aegean Sea’s crystal-clear waters and is bordered by olive groves, rocky outcrops, and pine forests. This Read More
Sivas was a significant provincial capital during the Ottoman Empire, and in September 1919, Mustafa Kemal, who would later become the first president of Turkey, summoned the second national congress there, despite the city never regaining its former splendour. The Read More
With a total area of 67.000 square kilometres (25.870 square miles), or 8.5% of Turkey’s total land area, the Marmara Region is located in the northwest of the nation. Due to its location at the meeting point of Europe and Read More
One of the most significant wetlands in Bitlis province and a section of an active stratovolcano with a distinctive structural morphology in Turkey is the caldera of the Nemrut volcano, which is situated on the western coast of Lake Van Read More