Museums and ruins with the honours win and the new works they have added to their collections, museums and ruins that continue to expose Turkey’s cultural treasure to the globe received more than 16 million people last year. With their Read More
Cankırı Turkey is a community in Central Anatolia surrounded by Krkkale, Ankara, Bolu, Karabük, and Kastamonu, with a population of 180 thousand people. Cankırı Turkey, which has a lot of tourism potential, has a lot of history and natural beauty Read More
Embossed masks representing comedy and drama plays performed at the period were discovered in the construction blocks of the theatre in kastabala ancient city, known as the Ephesus of, Çukurova which dates back to the 500 B.C. The excavations in Read More
Thousands of foreign tourists visit Turkey each year for a variety of reasons. Many of them come for summer tourism, some for education, and others for business. As a result, foreigners who want to travel from one place to another Read More
Bolu, a city in our country’s western Black Sea region, is a major transit station on the Ankara-Istanbul highway and is easily accessible. With a population of 311,810 people, the forestry, industry, and agriculture sectors are the most common sources Read More
The Uludag Mountains are home to one of Turkey’s most prominent ski resorts, with 28 kilometres of slopes for beginners and experienced skiers. The bulk of people ascend the mountain via the Uludag cable car, which takes around 25 minutes Read More
Zonguldak is a city in the Western Black Sea Region known for its mines. The city, which retains its prominence due to the fact that it is home to Turkey’s richest hard coal mines, has a long and illustrious history. Read More
There are a slew of best places to visit in Turkey in winter, from skiing and winter hot balloon rides to relaxing in open-air hot springs. Explore Istanbul’s streets with the locals, get a soul-warming hammam treatment, hit the slopes, Read More
In the Sea of Marmara, the Princes’ Islands are a series of nine tiny islands. They have grown from a place of exile during the Byzantine era to a popular tourist and Istanbulite resort to get away from the hustle Read More
The ruined church of Akdamar Island in Lake Van is one of the most exquisite specimens of Armenian religious architecture, awe-inspiring in its surroundings. The church is the only surviving structure from Bishop Manuel’s palace of Aght’amar, which was built Read More