Kayseri to the east, Aksaray and Nide to the west, and Yozgat to the northeast surround Nevşehir, which is known for Cappadocia. Erciyes was formed 60 million years ago with the ashes and lava of extinct volcanoes like as Mount Read More
The Palandöken ski resort is situated at the mountain village of Başköy, 2,100 metres (6,890 feet) above sea level, on the road from Erzurum to the top. The range between the station and the city is 4 kilometres. The ski Read More
Dara ancient city in the southern Mardin region, was one of Mesopotamia’s major commercial centres in ancient times. Visitors who desire to embark on a historical voyage in all its beauty and splendour can do so in the Roman-era city. Read More
It’s up to you to find the ideal locations. Choose a location where the sky is cloudless and clear for a fairytale holiday under the stars. The most stunning paths to view sky events are listed below. Asos, Canakkale Behramkale Read More
Eskişehir, which has gained a reputation as a student city, is a very innovative city that, despite its name, preserves its traditional characteristics. With its archaeological textures and museums surrounding it, this city, which is located quite close to our Read More
The eastern corner of the Muş Plain, the plateau west of Lake Van, and the wild, hilly region on both sides of Bitlis are all part of the Bitlis area. Long winters and heavy snowfalls characterise the climate in mountainous Read More
Yildiz Can, the pioneer of the ‘Women Caravanners’ cluster, which stops in the Manavgat district of Antalya, one of the places frequented by caravan tourism that has developed in Turkey in recent years, has travelled throughout Turkey with her 5 Read More
The variety of places to visit in Bursa usually impresses curious tourists. Bursa, a city in its own right, has risen up the ranks to become Turkey’s must-see attraction. While western holiday package businesses have yet to enter into the Read More
Perge, a Pamphylian city, is thought to have been established during the 12th and 13th centuries BC. In 334 BC, the city surrendered to Alexander the Great after being ruled by Lydia and Persia. The city’s heyday was between the Read More