In Sanliurfa Karahantepe, a welcome centre and excavation house will be built. Excavation work that contributes to the region’s tourism aims to both address the needs of visitors and develop a modern environment where they can learn about the area. Read More
Alparslan-1 Dam (Turkish: Alpaslan I Baraj) is a dam and hydroelectric power plant in Turkey’s Muş Province. The dam’s foundation was placed in 1994, and work on the superstructure started in 1998. In 2008, the dam began to fill its Read More
Turkey is a stunning location that straddles Asia and Europe, packed to the brim with historic ruins left over from a parade of emperors and gifted with breathtaking landscape that never ceases to impress. Its colourful culture, world-renowned cuisine, and Read More
Kastamonu, formerly Castamon, is a Turkish city in north-central Turkey. It is located near the Gök River (ancient Amnias). The city is located south of the thickly populated Black Sea coastal plain, in a sparsely populated high basin. Kastamonu has Read More
Mount Spil National Park is noted for its historical and mythological significance as well as its diverse flora and wildlife. Many canyons, caves, and steep valleys have emerged from the area’s cavernous structures. The principal tree species found here include 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
Mount Spil, also known as Mount Sipylus, is a mythical and historical peak in Manisa Province, Turkey, in what was once the Lydian heartland and is now Turkey’s Aegean Region. Its peak dominates the modern town of Manisa as well Read More
Various colors of brown, yellow, red, and orange were used to decorate the canyon and waterfall in Kastamonu Pinarbasi, which stands out for its natural beauty. Horma Canyon and Ilica Waterfall, both in Kastamonu’s Pinarbasi district, are known for their Read More
Karabuk: Photographers appreciate the city, which ranks first in Turkey in terms of woods, since it contains hot places that need to be safeguarded promptly, such as lakes, nature parks, and tunnel passages made up of trees where every shade Read More
Cappadocia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Turkey’s most major tourism destinations, is a fascinating place where nature and history blend into a wide landscape that attracts millions of travellers every year. As per official figures, the area, Read More