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Fethiye is an area on the turquoise coast of Turkey that is not to be missed when travelling through this incredible country. It is very popular for its paragliding, which is a must-do. Here is why Fethiye is the hidden gem of Turkey's turquoise coast👇

Foça offers visitors the opportunity to experience the full character of the Aegean and its exquisite views from the depths. Foça is built upon its namesake Phokaia, an ancient Ionian settlement. Evidence suggests that a walled city was constructed here as early as the second millennium BCE, predating the arrival of the Ionians. Today, Foça's natural beauty and rich history make it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic Turkish coastal experience, as well as a place to delve into its storied past as a centre of cultural flourishing. Recently, Foça was added to the Cittaslow list, which now includes 21 Cittaslow towns in Türkiye. We have prepared some insider tips for you to know before coming to Foça, one of İzmir’s Cittaslow Towns!

Turkey is a country where the past is fully integrated, and its castles and strongholds remain as proud symbols of the past in terms of culture and architecture. Further information on well-known structures from the Byzantine Empire and the Ottomans is provided below. These massive structures narrate tales of strength, protection and royalty. Whether your interests lie in history, photography, or simply seeking unique experiences, the castles of Turkey offer exceptional opportunities for memorable adventures.

Turkey is a nation with a rich and varied traditional heritage. It is a country with a history of diverse civilisations and sacred beliefs. For centuries, it has been a destination of spiritual significance for devotees from around the world. Whether your purpose is to reconnect with your spiritual side or to experience the tangible remnants of significant historical events, Turkey's major religious tourist attractions guarantee an authentic encounter with the essence of faith. Each site boasts a variety of Christian and Islamic shrines. Here we have compiled a list of significant locations that should be included in your travel itinerary👇

Turkey is a country with significant natural beauty and historical significance, in addition to its abundance of natural resources, which attract thousands of tourists every year. Among its many geothermal resources, hot springs are particularly popular due to their therapeutic benefits and geographical features. These springs offer a range of benefits, from relaxation to exploration opportunities in the great outdoors. This guide will provide you with all the necessary information about these natural wonders.

Let us envision the Seljuks as a movement; a massive surge of immense waterways rushing from the Far East, carrying cultural sediments from regions such as the Central Asian Steppes, Transoxiana, the Fertile Crescent, and Beth Nahrain, ultimately culminating as a fertile and diverse delta of cultures united in Anatolia.During their gradual establishment in Asia Minor, the Seljuks developed a distinctive culture that engendered unique forms of expression, transcending the norms typically found in the expanse stretching from China to Anatolia.In this blog, whenever we refer to a new architectural form or an artistic element they have contributed to the world's cultural heritage, we should keep this movement in mind to better understand the unique position they occupy in the realm of heritage and appreciate what the remnants of their era signify.

Looking for a way to immortalize your first visit to Istanbul? What is a better way to do it than to visit Istanbul's trademark restaurants that offer stunning views of the Bosphorus Strait! In this blog post, we aim to serve with the top 10 restaurants that offer a great view of Istanbul's skyline. For unique views of the metropolis on the Bosphorus and world-class cuisine recommended by Michelin Inspectors, these beautiful restaurants are a must-visit in Istanbul👇

Let’s be real, Google Translate won’t save you when you’re staring at a mustachioed tea vendor waiting for your response, or when your bus driver gestures wildly at a sign you can’t read. Turkish isn’t just about words; it’s about surviving the kebab-fueled chaos with charm. Here’s the bare minimum you need to know, minus the fluff.👇

Let’s cut to the chase—you’ve seen the photos, but nothing prepares you for the gut punch of standing in Cappadocia at dawn, watching 100 hot air balloons rise over landscapes that look like another planet. This isn’t just scenery; it’s 60 million years of volcanic tantrums, wind, and human grit carved into every rock. One minute you’re gaping at a 10-story fairy chimney, the next you’re squeezing through an underground city where early Christians hid from Roman soldiers. Cappadocia doesn’t do subtle.

Let’s be honest—most hiking trails don’t come with millennia of history. But Türkiye’s Lycian Way isn’t just a path; it’s a 500-kilometer time machine. Imagine this: one moment you’re scrambling past 2,000-year-old rock tombs carved into cliffs, the next you’re dipping your toes in the Mediterranean on a beach so quiet, the only footprints might be yours… or a Roman legionnaire’s. This isn’t just a hike—it’s an open-air museum where every turn reveals another chapter of Lycia’s story.

Imagine a table so alive with color it could be a painter's palette - vibrant red muhammara, creamy white haydari, golden mercimek köftesi. This is how Turks do hospitality. Meze isn't just food; it's edible conversation starters designed to make meals last for hours. There's a rhythm to it: the clink of rakı glasses, the tearing of fresh pide bread, the inevitable debate over whose aunt makes the best sarma. What looks like simple small plates is actually Turkey's culinary heritage served in perfect, shareable portions.

With 8,500 years of history, Bursa is a city that doesn’t just tell stories. The city immerses you in these stories with its unique aspects. Known for its stunning landscapes, deep-rooted traditions, and jaw-dropping architecture, it’s no wonder this place has been named a cultural gem by the International Organization of Turkish Culture. Whether you’re soaking in thermal springs, wandering through ancient markets, or hiking up majestic peaks, Bursa leaves a mark on everyone who visits.Here’s where to go to experience its soul.👇

We are here again with a list of places that will make you forget all your troubles!. Although touristic places usually come to mind when it comes to Izmir, there are many beautiful villages hidden from the busy life of the city. These villages can make you plan your retirement in these villages before you even know it. Let's take a look at these beautiful villages, of which some are known as “Slow food” villages and some are even on the UNESCO list.

Antalya, one of Türkiye's most vibrant cities, is a treasure trove of stunning beaches that attract visitors from around the globe. With its golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and beautiful surroundings, Antalya is the ultimate destination for a summer getaway. If you're dreaming of a relaxing vacation under the Mediterranean sun, look no further! Here's a guide to some of the most loved beaches in Antalya, perfect for those seeking sun, sand, and unforgettable moments.

There’s something magical about shopping in Istanbul. It’s not just about buying things, it’s about the experience. The city’s mix of ancient bazaars, stylish boutiques, and sprawling malls means every shopper, no matter their taste or budget, will find something to love. And with millions of visitors flocking here every year, it’s clear Istanbul knows how to keep shoppers hooked.