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Marmaris, one of the 13 districts of Muğla, is a unique destination where nature and history blend seamlessly. This resort town boasts beautiful bays for summer tourism and a rich cultural heritage with historical buildings that are worth exploring. Situated in the Aegean Region, Marmaris attracts visitors from around the world for its scenic beauty and vibrant atmosphere. Along with its natural and historical treasures, Marmaris is also known for its lively nightlife. If you're planning a trip to Marmaris and wondering where to go and what to see, we've got you covered. In this article, we've compiled a comprehensive list of the top places to visit in Marmaris, so you can make the most of your trip to this popular destination.

How about a delicious activity recommendation for nature and excitement lovers? Of course we are talking about paragliding. If you are wondering 'How does it feel to see my location from the top?', this sport is for you. It is very easy to feel as light and free as birds, but you need to be a little adventurous for this. So, where is paragliding that will maximize your excitement? Here are the must-see places for paragliding that will multiply your excitement.

We are here with the ancient city of Knidos, which attracts visitors with its natural beauty and historical structure. It is such a city that has developed itself in every subject and attracted attention. We are exploring this ancient city that still preserves its charm. We are ready if you are ready!

Termossos Ancient City, which is one of the best preserved ancient cities in Turkey, is considered as a national park because it contains hot springs. The ancient city of Termossos, hidden among the dense pine trees around it, was founded by one of the oldest peoples of Anatolia. These people are the Solym people, descendants of the Luwians. According to another view, this city was founded by the Pisidia tribe.

Founded in the 6th century BC, Kaunos Ancient City is located in the Dalyan neighborhood of Muğla's Ortaca district. According to the legend, twins of Miletos, the King of Kaunos, are born. Among these twins, named Kaunos and Byblis, Byblis falls in love with her male twin. When King Miletus finds out, he exiles his son. Kaunos builds a city on the border of Lydia with those who love him. We have compiled the details of the foundation legend of the ancient city of Kaunos for you. Let's take a look at this legend together.

With its Mesopotamian structures, Islamic artifacts and multicultural structure, Harran is one of the special places in the Southeast waiting to be discovered. The fact that the world's oldest Islamic university is located in Harran and that some of the prophets spent part of their lives here are features that arouse curiosity to see Harran. Harran, which is called 'Harana' in Akkadian language, means 'road and caravan'. Harran, which is also mentioned in the holy books, is a very important city in both pagan and celestial religions. So, how much do you know about Harran, where you will find traces of Anatolian civilizations wherever you turn your head? Let's discover Harran, the fairytale city that unites Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean together!

Azmak River, located in Akyaka, stands out both with its untouched nature and its silence and calmness. This river, which flows into the Gulf of Gökova, is known as a short river with a high water flow rate compared to its length. Azmak River, which is one of the first places visited by those who come on vacation around Muğla, can be visited by boats. Akyaka hosts countless tourists every year thanks to this river. Boat tours and canoeing are among the most popular activities here. At the same time, visitors also take nature walks.You can find what you wonder about the Azmak River, which attracts attention with its unique nature, in this content.

When you think of a cave, what comes to mind? While the Obruks of Paradise and Hell, the Asthma Cave, and the Eshab-ı Kehf Caves may be the most well-known, there are many other important caves to discover in Turkey, dating back to the rich soil structure and third geological time. Join us on a cave tour in Turkey and awaken your inner explorer as we explore these magnificent underground wonders. Our carefully curated list of must-visit caves will prove that Turkey is home to some of the most fascinating and diverse cave systems in the world.

Kaleiçi, situated on the coast and bordering Muratpaşa district of Antalya, is a historic city center that exudes charm and character. Its winding streets are lined with architectural gems that bear witness to Antalya's rich history. In this article, we have compiled a list of must-see places in Kaleiçi that showcase the area's fascinating past and bring it to life for modern-day visitors.

For some people, 'dessert' consists of syrupy or milky desserts, while others think of chocolate when they think of dessert. Especially recently, intense chocolate desserts made with delicious Belgian chocolate are very popular. We have compiled a list of the best and most delicious chocolate desserts in Ankara for you. Let's have a little getaway without counting calories!

Patara, now known as Kalkan in Antalya, was an ancient city on the west coast of Lycia in ancient times. It was once one of the leading cities of the Lycian League, along with Xanthos and Letoon. According to mythology, it is the birthplace of Apollo and it is said that St. Nicholas was born here. Excavations show that the ancient city of Patara is more than 2000 years old and has many monuments that shed light on ancient history. Some of the most interesting finds in the city are the Bouleuterion, Theater and Ancient Lighthouse.In this content, you can find detailed information about Patara; You can find answers to your questions such as 'Where is Patara?', 'How to get to Patara?

In the Ayvacık district of Çanakkale, there is a wonderful village with its magnificent nature, mythological and historical sites, and soaps that smell like olives: Adatepe village. But do you know what makes Adatepe so beautiful?Details in content!

There are many places called Dalyan in Turkey, but the most well-known of these is undoubtedly Dalyan Neighborhood in Muğla Ortaca. Even though it is referred to as a neighborhood, it is actually a tourism area in its own right. Named after the fish catching area in the region, Dalyan has recently become a favorite of vacationers. There are many points intertwined with history and culture here. There is no limit to what you can do in Dalyan, one of the best places for vacationers.In this content, you can find curious information about Dalyan.

Turkey is a country that boasts a rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and natural wonders that will take your breath away. Among the many natural wonders that Turkey has to offer, its waterfalls stand out as some of the most spectacular. From the thundering power of the Düden Waterfalls to the tranquil beauty of the Manavgat Waterfalls, Turkey's waterfalls offer something for every nature lover. In this article, we will explore 18 of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring natural waterfalls in Turkey, each with its own unique charm and character. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor to Turkey, these waterfalls are not to be missed. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready to experience the wonder of Turkey's natural waterfalls.

The Dicle River, also known as the Tigris River, is a unique waterway that lends a distinct aesthetic to the geography through which it flows. Originating in Turkey and flowing through Iraq, Iran, and Syria, it spans an impressive length of 1900 kilometers, making it one of the longest rivers in the region. The river is fed by several sources, including the Eastern Anatolian mountains and the Caspian Lake in Elazig, Turkey, which supply water through bottom infiltration. The Dicle River is a vital component of Turkey's water network and plays a crucial role in sustaining local ecosystems, agricultural activities, and communities.