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Türkiye is a paradise for caving enthusiasts. The country offers a thrilling adventure through its more than 40,000 caves. With its unique geography, exploring these hidden gems means discovering underground lakes, cisterns, stalactites, and stalagmites that sometimes seem straight out of a fantasy film.Caves are much more than voids in the ground. They're portals to the wonders of nature, and exploring them can be a unique experience.Here are six Turkish caves that are sure to make your adventure unforgettable.👇

Antakya, a city in the border province of Hatay, is a place where religions and cultures blend seamlessly. Influenced by 13 ancient civilizations, this city has a rich history. Once held by Akkadians, Hittites, Assyrians, Persians, Seleucids, Romans, Arabs, Byzantines, Seljuks, Crusaders, Mamluks, Ottomans, and even the French, Hatay became a part of Türkiye in 1939.Visitors are drawn to Antakya for its culinary delights, but stay for its cultural richness and stunning mosaics. Although sometimes overshadowed by neighboring Adana’s famous kebabs and Gaziantep’s status as Türkiye's culinary capital, Antakya boasts a unique food culture that combines Middle Eastern, Anatolian, and Mediterranean influences.The city's natural surroundings also contribute to its culinary success. Thyme-scented mountains, fresh breezes along the Mediterranean coast, and plains covered with citrus, olive, fig groves, and vineyards are just the beginning. Thanks to its mild climate, Antakya’s rich flora yields abundant spices and aromatic herbs. With over 600 dishes in its repertoire, the Antakya kitchen offers a feast for any visitor. Here are some of the essentials to try 👇

You're bound to find a syrupy delight made for your sweet tooth in Türkiye's pastry shops and bakeries!Get ready to satisfy your cravings as we dive into a list of sweet, syrupy Turkish desserts you absolutely must try.

Forbes magazine has announced Türkiye's 10 little-known but impressive museums. Writer Joe Yogerst listed the collections in unique museums from all corners of Türkiye that bear the traces of the country's history and unique destinations where cultural heritage and art combine. The list includes some of the most unknown museums in Türkiye, which have entered the Guinness Book of Records and are described as the most creative museums in Türkiye. Let's delve more into the topic and see the 10 most impressive museums in Türkiye👇Source: Forbes

If you're planning a trip to Türkiye's capital, Ankara, one destination you can't miss is the Citadel, known as Hisar. Nestled in the center of the city, the Citadel stands tall and majestic, offering a blend of rich history and modern life. Visible from almost anywhere in Ankara, this ancient fortress has been a symbol of the city for over 3000 years, with its roots going back to the Hittite era. It’s one of the most important historical landmarks you can explore when visiting the capital.