Each journey we take sweeps us into another world and enables us to experience the different sides of life. Indeed, that is precisely what keeps us alive. Wherever you are at this moment is the starting point of the journey.
With its ebulliently running river, rumbling waterfall, evergreen uplands, pine scented air, delta, fishers casting their flies into the gleaming waters, ancient cities located in her bordersand the Monday bazaar in the town.
Sometimes you will find really interesting and beautiful places very close to the famous names in tourism. Follow us on our trip passing historic İstanbul, Kızılca and beautiful Kuşadası...
The most valuable rocks of the world; of course they took some time- roughly 10 million years… First the lavas erupted, and then the ashes covered it up. It was woken up by the rain. Its scarped head would almost touch the sky…
During our visit at some friends in Didim we had the opportunity to see some places next to the touristic spots of Didim. We heard about an old Greek village with old stone houses, we would like to see...
Held from 10-13 December, 2009, Travel Turkey İzmir closed its doors after hosting 430 exhibitors and 14,829 professional visitors from 36 countries.
We are smack bang in the middle of summer season and surely enough; we could not go without telling the story of “Blue Cruise” gulet voyages, a legacy that has been left by the Fisherman of Halikarnassos.
Involvement of human beings with water goes back to earliest days of history. The article about Roman thermal baths and baths in antiquity, evolution of thermal baths, culture of bathing will indeed fascinate you all.
It is, as if the blue sky, which reveals itself as if from parts of clouds and green hills is waving to us. The primary reason for our visit in Şanlıurfa, which is also is known as “City of Prophets” and which was in its busy times during our visit, was our desire to see Göbekli Hill, which bears the traces of transition to settled life.
In a recently published statistic and statement on the development of forest stocks in Turkey, the Global Forest Watch institute came up with worrying figures - since 2000 around 164,000 hectares of forest have disappeared.
"Journalism should be the voice of the voiceless. We've always tried to do that and our listeners can symbolically support us for half an hour of programming for just under 30 euros.
Now it's almost time, the first athletes have already arrived. A week before the start of the 2014 Winter Olympics, the Russian hosts opened the Olympic Villages on the Black Sea coast and in the mountains.
Probably the most prominent member of the International Association of Book Publishers (IPA), the new chairman of the IPA Freedom to Publish Committee (IFTPC) Ola Wallin, has called on Turkey to finally release the journalists, writers and translators who were arrested after the Anti -Arrested under terror laws, still in custody.
The case is about dubious gold deals with Iran in connection with circumventing the oil embargo and bribing ministers in the course of construction projects. Effects to this day, including the consequences of the earthquake are part of it.
"The attempt to crush the Gezi Park protests led to a whole series of human rights violations. In particular, we document completely inappropriate violence against peaceful demonstrators and abuse by the police," said Selmin Caliskan, Secretary General of Amnesty International in Germany.
Akdeniz University (Turkish: Akdeniz Üniversitesi) is a campus university founded in 1982. It is based west of the center of the Turkish city of Antalya. Around 17,000 students are currently studying at Akdeniz University.
In our notes on current cultural events in Germany and Turkey, we repeatedly referred to various events at the Hessenpark Open-Air Museum.
Last but not least, the protest actions around Gezi Park in Istanbul, which, in addition to the protests due to the rigid style of government of the AKP by Prime Minister Erdogan, also had something to do with the planned development of Gezi Park, made it clear that buildings in the Ottoman-Seljuk style were preferably used as part of the city redevelopment style are to be built.
How did people live in the Roman province almost 2000 years ago? What was their everyday life like and what problems did they have to overcome?
The new museum season begins on March 1st in the Hessenpark open-air museum. Hessenpark will then be open again daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. until the end of October.