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  9 Gorgeous Landscapes You’ll Only Find In Turkey

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  History in Turkey runs deep. We're talking incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites, well-preserved ruins and art from pretty much every major civilization in the Ancient World — even the origins of civilization itself are rooted in Turkey. But that doesn’t...
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  17 Facts About Turkey That Will Surprise You

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  1. It has one of the world’s oldest and biggest malls. Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, or Kapalı Çarşı, dates to 1455 and was established shortly after the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople. Over the centuries it has grown into a warren of 61 streets lined by m...
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  Thermal Springs

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  First in Europe Natural springs have been resources to prevent and treat diseases, reduce stress and improve the quality of life since the antiquity. Today thermal waters are applied throughout treatment procedures at clinics and for preventive care, also...
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  Medical Tourism

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  Age-long Experience Anatolia (a.k.a Asia Minor) has been the health hub of its territory since antiquity. Thermal springs and historical healing sites are the traditional examples of health services Turkey known for. Turkish baths are must-to-visit sites ...
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  Cave Church of Saint Peter

  Cave Church of Saint Peter Christianity History Hatay UNESCO Antakya

  Anatolia is a symbol of the brotherhood of religions where diverse religions and cultures have coexisted in peace over centuries. The Hatay Province hosts one of the prominent cities reflecting that feature of Anatolia. The provincial seat Antakya (ancien...
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  13 Reasons to Travel to Turkey This Summer

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  1. Many of the best attractions are completely free. Explore the sensory overload that is Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. Look up to take in the intricate tile work of the Blue Mosque. Admire the baklava, dripping with honey, piled three feet high in window disp...
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  16 Unforgettable Moments Traveling Around Turkey’s Black Sea Region

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  EDITOR’S NOTE: Michael Matti is a photographer and social media influencer from Seattle, Washington. He recently spent several days exploring Turkey’s Black Sea region for Matador, road tripping from the coastal population centers of Trabzon and Rize up i...
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  9 Compelling Reasons To Visit Turkey In Winter

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  1. You can carve turns for six miles straight. Turkey has more than 100 peaks above 9,800 feet (3,000 meters) and nearly a dozen ski resorts. The most popular is south of the Sea of Marmara, in the alpine village of Uludağ at an elevation of more than 6,5...
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  Turkey's Landscapes at a Glance

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  Every landscape of Turkey forms the backdrop and context for people and events, with perhaps the most thrilling aspect of travelling the ability to become an active participant in this landscape. As in all human interactions the basis is one of equality i...
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  TRABZON

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  An inspiration for world-renowned travellers like Xenophon, and Evliya Çelebi who immortalized Trabzon in his travel book. Trabzon, whose history stretches back into very early times, is a hub of cultural and natural riches in the eastern Black Sea Region...