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Guzelcehisar, located 17 km from the central district of Bartin, is one of the rare villages that attract attention with its unspoiled natural beauty. Guzelcehisar, which separates itself from the other touristic regions of Amasra and Inkumu, offers a different experience with its calm and peaceful structure. You can choose a private car, minibus or bicycle options for transportation to the village.Since the weather in the Black Sea can change in an instant, it will be useful to follow the weather conditions for each season. Don't forget to take your camera with you, because this is a place where you can capture great views! Especially if you are going in the summer months, it is useful to have a swimsuit with you; the beautiful bay of Guzelcehisar is waiting for you.So, where is Guzelcehisar? What to do in Guzelcehisar? And how to visit Guzelcehisar? Let's explore together...

Situated in the Eastern Black Sea Region, Ordu is a distinctive city renowned for its historical and natural beauty. The city’s foundation dates back to 400 BC when it was established under the name 'Kotyora' in the area known as Bozukkale, located 5 kilometres from the city centre. This name, meaning 'Kut region,' evolved over time, and in 1396, the city was renamed “Ordu” by Hacı Emiroğlu Süleyman Bey. So, where is Cape Yason? How to visit Cape Yason? What is special about Cape Yason? Let's explore together...

One of the must-see buildings in Istanbul, the Camondo Stairs, is one of the iconic symbols of the city. This historical structure, which took three years to reach its current state, was built by one of the important banker families of the period. The stairs, which attract an intense influx of visitors throughout the day, are one of the places you should definitely see if you are ever in Istanbul. So, what is the story behind the Camondo Stairs? Where are the Camondo Stairs? And how to visit the Camondo Stairs? Let's explore together 👇

Damlatas Cave, located in the west of the Alanya district of Antalya, was discovered in 1948 during quarrying for the construction of the harbour. This natural formation, which emerged as a result of dynamite explosions, is utilised for both medical treatment and tourist purposes. A 50-metre-long passage welcomes you at the entrance of the cave, and the interior is about 15 metres high. Named after the drops of water dripping from the stalactites, Damlatas Cave attracts attention not only for its health benefits but also for its visual beauty.So, where is Damlatas Cave? Why visit Damlatas Cave? And can Damlatas Cave heal asthma? Let's explore together...

Declared in 1963 by Pope Paul VI as a place of pilgrimage, St. Pierre (St. Peter's) Church, where Mass is celebrated every year on June 29 by the Catholic Church, is the first church built before the separation of the Christian denominations of Orthodoxy and Protestantism. This historical building, which was transformed from a natural cave, was transformed into a church over time with the additions made. So, where is Saint Pierre Church? How to visit Saint Pierre Church? What to see in Saint Pierre Church? Here are all the details about Saint Pierre Church...