LIFE

As the biggest city in the country, Istanbul is home to Turkey's most famous luxury districts. As Istanbul welcomes millions of tourists every year, there are naturally countless attractive spots on the map of İstanbul. Sometimes it is the spectacular views of the Bosphorus that add value to a district, sometimes it is the streets lined with high-end boutiques. Whatever the reason, Istanbul is full of famous attractions and places worth visiting! Deciding where to go with so many options is the hardest part, but we have you covered! Let's explore these districts together to see how luxurious they really are.

Marmaris is on the mind of every vacation planner who wishes to visit Turkey! This city offers much more than an ordinary summer holiday. The authentic shopping, world-class restaurants and lively bars in and around Marmaris town centre promise to keep you entertained long into the night. With its many archaeological ruins, taking part in a cultural tour is another very attractive option.If you plan on visiting Marmaris and don't know where to start your journey, here is a list that is guaranteed to enhance your holiday experience!

Turkey's diverse landscapes are full of surprises. In particular, its dramatic gorges are some of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders to be discovered. From narrow gorges tucked away in pine forests to vast valleys carved by ancient rivers, these canyons offer unforgettable adventures for hikers, photographers and nature lovers alike.Let's learn more about these canyons so you can choose which one to visit!👇

Turkey's stunning landscapes, rich history and vibrant culture have made it a favourite destination for filmmakers from around the world. From the bustling streets of Istanbul to the fairytale rock formations of Cappadocia, Turkey has served as the backdrop for some truly iconic films. Whether it's Hollywood blockbusters, spy thrillers or historical dramas, these films have captured the essence of Turkey's beauty and mystique.In this list, we'll take you through nine must-see films that showcase Turkey's most cinematic locations. If you're a film buff or a travel enthusiast looking for inspiration, these films might just add a few destinations to your bucket list!

Eskişehir, which means 'old city' in Turkish, lives up to its name with a rich and extensive history dating back to 1000 BC. Its famous historic district, Odunpazarı, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its historic structure and urban layout make it a major tourist attraction.The central Anatolian city of Eskişehir is also commonly associated with education, as it is one of Turkey's top cities with the highest number of university students. This, in turn, makes the city quite vibrant in terms of lifestyle, with many activities and events organised specifically for students. But don't worry if you're not a student, the city has plenty to offer people of all ages and professions.Here's a list of things to do in Eskişehir👇

Whether it's a museum full of antique toys or aeroplanes, a unique bike ride by the sea or a horse ride through a magical landscape, Turkey offers so many experiences that your children will remember forever. Here are the top ten activities for families to enjoy and cherish together👇

Turkish cuisine may be known for its kebabs and mezes, but there is one aspect of Turkish food culture that never fails to attract the attention of food lovers: Turkish breakfast.The most common type of Turkish breakfast a visitor to Turkey would eat is serpme kahvaltı, which translates to 'breakfast spread', as the shared plates are spread out from each end of the table for leisurely sampling. On a typical Turkish breakfast table you will find an assortment of cheeses, olives, jams, vegetables, breads and small plates of cured meats, all anchored around a delicious egg dish, creating a true morning feast. While the contents of a Turkish breakfast may vary, each serpme kahvaltı is always a mouth-watering sight. Here are some of the standout dishes to try on your next Turkish breakfast adventure👇

Thanks to its varied landscapes, rolling hills, lush green forests along the Bosphorus, well-marked trails and pleasant weather, choosing the optimal hiking destination in İstanbul is not an uphill struggle. Forests and nature parks are good examples of these destinations. It is undeniably fascinating to see them in all the colours of the autumn season! The natural scenery in İstanbul will enchant hikers. Let's take a quick look at some of the most incredible places in Istanbul to enjoy the pure air and have an unforgettable hiking adventure.

People come to Turkey to visit many extraordinary places and enjoy many wonderful activities. Recently, paragliding has become one of the most popular activities that attract visitors to Turkey. Paragliding is an activity for all seasons and year round. Whether you are on a summer or winter holiday in Turkey, you can experience a dizzying view of the outstanding, crystal clear sea, the exceptional green areas and the breathtaking snow everywhere from an altitude of 1800 metres. Let's delve more into the topic by first learning what you need to know before paragliding in Turkey👇

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.