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The Ancient City of Termessos, one of the best-preserved ancient cities in our country, has been designated as a national park due to its hot springs. This unique ancient city, nearly hidden in the pine forests, was built by one of the oldest peoples of Anatolia, believed to be the Solyms of Luwian origin. However, according to some sources, the city was founded by the Pisidians. So, where is the Ancient City of Termessos? How to visit the Ancient City of Termessos? And what to see in the Ancient City of Termessos? Let's explore together...

The village of Narli, formerly known as Roda, is situated directly opposite Pasha Harbour Island. Renamed “Narli” in 1926, this village is celebrated for its modesty and warm atmosphere. Narli, which becomes particularly crowded during the summer months, has a population of approximately 1,000 people in the winter season. So, how to visit the village of Narli? Where is the village of Narli? What to do in the village of Narli? Let's explore together👇

Turkey is one of the countries with a rich coffee culture. This tradition, which dates back to the Ottoman period, has led to the emergence of unique coffee varieties in different regions. Each one reflects the taste, cultural background and history of the region. In this article, we take a closer look at seven unique types of coffee from all over Turkey. So, what are the different types of Turkish coffee? What are the varieties of Turkish Coffee? Let's explore together...

There are many groves of various sizes spread all over Istanbul. These groves are generally concentrated on the slopes overlooking the Bosphorus, and today they continue to exist as wooded areas surrounded by residential areas on both sides of the city.The vast majority of forests in Istanbul are natural areas that existed in the past, and some of them have been preserved despite being destroyed during the urbanisation process. Some of them have a long history dating back to the Byzantine period. During the Ottoman period, most of these forests belonged to sultans or statesmen, and the dignitaries of the period used to spend certain times of the year in the mansions or farms they built in these groves. Many forests from this period continue to be known by the names of their owners. So, where are the best parks in Istanbul? Where are the calmest parts of Istanbul? And where to have a picnic in Istanbul? Let's explore together 👇

Today, the concept of travel has evolved beyond simply seeing new places to an experience that is sensitive to the environment, supports local cultures and is based on the principles of sustainability. Eco-tourism is at the centre of this new understanding of travel, and Turkey offers unique opportunities for eco-tourism with its rich natural beauty, biodiversity and cultural heritage.All around Turkey, it is possible to have sustainable travel experiences in touch with nature, respecting the environment and interacting with local people. In this article, we will take a detailed look at the best eco-tourism destinations in Turkey and the sustainable travel experiences they offer. So, what are the eco-tourism spots in Turkey? What are the sustainable travel options in Turkey? Where to explore nature in Turkey? Let's explore together👇

With its rich cultural heritage and welcoming people, Turkey attracts millions of tourists every year. However, one of the most special times to visit Turkey is during religious holidays. Eid al-Adha holds great religious and social significance. If you are planning to visit Turkey in 2025, choosing the Eid al-Adha period will allow you to get to know the country's cultural fabric more closely. So, what to know about Eid al-Adha in Turkey? What are the rules of Eid al-Adha in Turkey? Here's everything you need to know about Eid al-Adha in Turkey.👇

Eid al-Adha is a sacred period with a deep spiritual meaning in the Islamic world, where worship and sharing are at the forefront. On these special days, in addition to religious obligations, there are historical Islamic sites that can be visited all over Turkey for those who want to feel the spiritual atmosphere deeply. In this article, we will discuss in detail the important Islamic places that can be visited during Eid al-Adha and the history of these places. So, where should you visit in Turkey during Eid al-Adha? What religious sites should you visit during Eid al-Adha? Let's explore together.👇

Izmir is a city with deep roots that has been home to many civilisations since ancient times. One of the most significant remnants of these civilisations is undoubtedly found in the Bergama district. Today, Bergama, which attracts numerous visitors with sites such as Pergamon Ancient City and the Red Courtyard, is a locale that has marked many firsts in the past. Among these firsts are the invention of parchment paper and the depiction of the snake, which has become the symbol of medicine today. So, what is the origin of the symbol of medicine? Where was paper first invented? Who invented paper? And why are there snakes in the symbol of medicine? Let's learn the historical facts about the city of Bergama in Turkey.👇

Pope Francis, the spiritual leader of the Catholic world and head of state of the Vatican, died on April 21. Following the Pope's death, the Church initiated a new election process, resulting in the election of a new Pope, Leo XIV. Interestingly, the new Pope's first official visit will be to Turkey.And why Turkey?Pope Francis wished to visit Iznik in 2025 to commemorate the 1700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea. Describing this trip as “a visit that I would like to make from my heart”, Franciscus had expressed his hope that his successor would undertake this visit if his health did not permit him to do so.Why is Nicaea so important? What is the First Council of Nicaea?The answers to these questions are of great historical and religious significance. Let's examine them together.

Istanbul is a deep-rooted and ancient city that has been home to many civilisations over the centuries. However, today's sightseeing tours usually visit only the most well-known and popular spots. However, the “apartments” that reflect the true spirit of this city, that bear deep traces of history and fascinate with their stories, are waiting to be discovered quietly in corners away from the crowds.Are you ready to get lost among the historical streets, trace the people who once lived here and listen to the multi-layered history of Istanbul through the language of these buildings?If so, let's learn the stories of Istanbul's dazzling historic apartment buildings together.👇