Hersek Lagoon, which is home to 232 different bird species and is situated in the northwest province of Yalova’s Altnova district, has grown to be a significant wetland in the Marmara region as a result of recent projects carried out Read More
On the Yildiz hill in the Besiktas neighbourhood is where you’ll find Yildiz Palace, the last remaining example of a Turkish Ottoman palace. The 1880 construction of Yldz Palace, often known as the “Star Palace,” was undertaken by Ottoman Sultan Read More
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) identified 100 “Hot Spots of European Forests” in 1999, which are areas with exceptional biodiversity and urgent need for protection. One of the nine “Hot Spots” in Turkey is the Yenice Forests in the province Read More
This year, the Santa Claus Bird Paradise in Antalya’s Demre area has once again attracted flamingos. Three flamingos visited the wetland this year, where they have lived since 2016. Prof. Dr. Ali Erdoan, an ornithologist, remarked, “Flamingos are now this Read More
One of the most attractive alleys in Istanbul, Umbrella Street earned its name from the numerous colourful umbrellas that were hung to shield passersby from the sun’s rays in the market. Umbrella Street Location On Istanbul’s Asian side, notably in Read More
With its immaculate blue seas and coastline, Lake Salda is frequently referred to as “Turkey’s Maldives,” but experts believe the lake may provide more than just beauty. In the lake in the western province of Burdur, researchers from Istanbul Technical Read More
The picturesque Cappadocia region of central Turkey is well-known for its fantasy landscape, cave dwellings, amazing rock formations, and, of course, the hordes of hot air balloons that take to the skies each morning at daybreak. Additionally, Cappadocia offers so Read More
Sivas is a city in central Turkey that was formerly known as Sebastea, Sebasteia, or Megalopolis-Sebasteia. It is located in the wide valley of the Kzl River at an elevation of 4,183 feet (1,275 metres). The history of Sivas before Read More
One of the most astounding archaeological discoveries of our time has been made by Klaus Schmidt six miles from Urfa, an ancient city in southeast Turkey: enormous carved stones that are about 11,000 years old and were crafted and arranged Read More
Cappadocia is a stunning and amazing environment that has been formed over thousands of years by erosion. These cave-like houses and rock-hewn sanctuaries date back to the 4th century, during the Byzantine post-Iconoclastic period. What’s remained now are stunning troglodyte Read More
In the remaining nine months of the year, Pamukkale, known for its travertines that are on the UNESCO World Heritage List, welcomed 1 million 557 thousand visitors. The white paradise has already reached 100 percent occupancy for reservations for October, Read More
The Muradiye Waterfall is without a doubt one of Van’s must-see attractions. The core Muradiye district of Van is 80 miles away from Muradiye Waterfall, which is there. With your own car or a bus, you can travel to the Read More
The largest body of water in Turkey and the second largest in the Middle East is Van Lake, also known as Van Gölü. The lake is situated in eastern Anatolia, close to the Iranian border. At its widest point, it Read More
Turkey’s natural beauty spans a large geographic area and features regions of vibrant beauty throughout the entire year, thus it is not just confined to one location or time of year. One of the wealthy nations, Turkey has appealing tourist Read More
One of the most attractive alleys in Istanbul, Umbrella Street earned its name from the numerous colourful umbrellas that were hung to shield passersby from the sun’s rays in the market. On Istanbul’s Asian side, notably in the sizable Kadikoy Read More
On Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, Antalya is the hub of the nation’s international tourism thanks to its opulent hotels, pristine coves, breathtaking coastlines, and historic cities. Numerous significant national and international festivals are held in Antalya, and the city also plays Read More
The Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, the oldest and most prominent international film festival in Turkey, which marked its 57th anniversary in 2020, is without a doubt one of the most important festivals in Antalya. It is said that the Read More
The Altinbesik Cave, also known as the Altinbesik Maaras, is located on the western slope of the precipitous Manavgat Hill, 7 kilometres from Antalya’s Ibradi (Aydinkent) district and 5 km from Urunlu hamlet. The Antalya-Ibradi-Urunlu road leads to Altinbesik Cave Read More
Burdur, also known as the city of lakes in Turkey, is one of the most significant cultural and tourism cities in the country due to its fountains in the forests, the oldest civilization remains, clean beaches on the shores of Read More
The historical “Simena Ancient City,” today known as Kaleköy, in the Demre district of ANTALYA, dazzles with its magnificence. Every year, thousands of local and foreign tourists travel by boat to Kalekoy, which is connected to the mainland but has Read More
On October 7, 1920, Tuzluca district, formerly known as Kulp, which is an ancient Turkish territory that has hosted numerous civilizations, was released from Russian rule. It was incorporated as a district in 1923. Kulp was renamed Tuzluca in 1934 Read More
Kusadasi, which is connected to the Aydn, was one of Turkey’s early tourism hubs. This is located 157 kilometres from Bodrum, 21 km from Selçuk district, 101 km from Izmir, and 101 km from Cesme Kusadasi, which is one of Read More
One of the cities in southern Turkey is Antalya Turkey, and it contains a lot of touristy areas. Alanya is the first of these cities. Millions of people visit the wonderful village of Alanya each year. With its beaches and Read More
The two provinces of Zonguldak and Bartin in the western Black Sea region dazzle visitors with a diversity of greenery in the form of trees and plants. The “black diamond land” of Zonguldak and Bartin’s Kure Mountains National Park welcome Read More
The Eyüp Sultan Mosque is situated there. This Mosque is named Hz. Abu Ayyub al-Ensari, a close friend of Muhammad. Mosques and other buildings were constructed alongside the tomb during the Umayyad era at the time Eyyüp al-Ensari, who had Read More
Festivals in Turkey: Turkey has many festivals in a variety of categories. Festivals of any kind—art, music, dance, theatre, or film—can benefit from Turkey’s unique contributions. The Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (KSV) is a body and a participant Read More
Visitors are never disappointed by Istanbul at any time of year. Some believe that the summer is the best time to visit, but the truth is that the best time for most people and tourists is when traffic is less Read More
You will have remarkable experiences thanks to this distinctive art, culture, and entertainment event, which runs from October 30 to November 14 every two years. Istanbul’s “Beyoglu Culture Route Festival,” which is one of the few tourist destinations in the Read More
East of Istanbul is Bolu, the starting point of the Black Sea region, where Yedigoller (Yedigöller), or Seven Lakes National Park, is the main attraction. The park tempts visitors to journey through all four seasons of the year in the Read More
With the Yacht Rally they organise, yacht enthusiasts hope to popularise the Black Sea. Yacht enthusiasts who stopped in Kastamonu’s Cide region stated the natural wonders they saw left them speechless. The foreigners among us will share this Black Sea Read More
Bodrum is well-known for its festivals that cover a wide range of topics all year long in addition to its beaches and fun way of life. Although they are not well publicised, these festivals provide colour to Bodrum and draw Read More