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Turkey
A dance of
continents and
cultures
Unique
Geographical Location
Straddling two continents, Turkey forms a bridge between Europe and Asia, offering a unique blend of Eastern and Western influences in its culture, architecture, and lifestyle.
Istanbul, the only city in the world that spans two continents, is divided by the Bosphorus Strait. This natural waterway not only offers stunning views and ferry rides but also symbolizes the blend of Eastern and Western cultures that is so unique to Turkey.
Turkey's
Architectural Marvels
Apart from the well-known Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque, Turkey boasts a range of architectural wonders spanning different eras and styles, such as the underground cities of Cappadocia, the Lycian rock tombs, and the unique Ottoman mansions.
Diverse
Climate and Ecology
Turkey's climate varies dramatically across its regions, offering everything from Mediterranean warmth to harsh mountain climates. This diversity extends to its ecology as well, with unique flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers.
Unique
Geological Wonders
Turkey is home to several natural wonders like the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, the white travertine terraces of Pamukkale, and the unique rock formations of Mount Nemrut.
Strategic Location for Regional Travel
For travelers looking to explore the Middle East, North Africa, and Eastern Europe, Turkey serves as an excellent starting point or hub due to its strategic location.
Culinary Diversity
Beyond Kebabs
While Turkish kebabs are famous worldwide, the country's culinary landscape is much more diverse, influenced by various regional cuisines. Each region in Turkey offers its own unique dishes and flavors.
Living Folklore and Music
Turkish folk music and dances, which vary significantly from region to region, are an integral part of local culture and festivities, providing a lively and authentic insight into Turkey's cultural heritage.
Hand-picked Stays in Turkey
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Located in Urgup, within the enchanting landscape of Cappadocia, the Minia Cave Hotel Cappadocia offers an authentic accommodation experience with its traditional cave architecture.
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Nestled in the heart of Istanbul, the Bentley Hotel Old City - Special Class presents luxurious air-conditioned rooms, a lush garden, free WiFi, and a terrace.
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Fairouz Konak Otel is a charming establishment located in the historic city of Mardin, featuring a picturesque garden, a terrace, and a welcoming bar.
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Gunes Konak Otel Safranbolu, situated in the picturesque city of Safranbolu, just 2.5 miles from the Stadium, provides a delightful stay with its garden, complimentary private parking, shared lounge, and terrace.
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Mest Hotel Istanbul Sirkeci is conveniently located in the heart of Istanbul, providing guests with air-conditioned rooms, a terrace, complimentary WiFi, and a restaurant.
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Gumus Peninsula Hotel is beautifully positioned in Kaş, a mere 3.4 miles from the iconic Lycian Rock Cemetery, offering guests a tranquil retreat with a garden, complimentary private parking, and a terrace.
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BABIL ANTIQUE HOTEL, nestled in the historic heart of Urfa within the South Eastern Anatolia Region, offers guests a serene oasis just a 6-minute stroll from the sacred Balikli Gol and 29 miles from the…
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Sofa Hotel in Avanos offers a distinctive stay in Cappadocia, set within a traditional cave house adorned with Cappadocian rugs and antiques.
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Akanthus Hotel Ephesus in Selçuk is a haven for travelers seeking a luxurious stay near historical marvels. Just 1.9 miles from the Church of Mary and the Great Theatre of Ephesus, and 11 miles from…
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Situated in the tranquil village of Gümüşdere, 14 miles from the bustling Istinye Park Shopping Center, MAVİ AT HOTEL Blue Horse offers a unique accommodation experience with its serene garden, complimentary private parking, shared lounge,…
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Bof Hotels Uludağ Ski & Luxury Resort offers a comprehensive all-inclusive, non-alcoholic stay in the heart of Uludag, designed specifically for those seeking a serene winter escape or an adventurous ski holiday.
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Situated just a short walk from Aspat Beach in Akyarlar, Radisson Collection Hotel, Bodrum provides an unparalleled stay with a fitness center, complimentary private parking, a garden, and a terrace.
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Taru Cave Suites, nestled in Urgup, just a stone's throw away from Nikolos Monastery, offers luxurious accommodation with a restaurant, complimentary private parking, a bar, and a shared lounge.
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Clarion Hotel Golden Horn is strategically situated by the mesmerizing Golden Horn, merely 4.3 miles from the vibrant Taksim Square.
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Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Akcaabat, Montana Suite Bungalows presents a serene escape, boasting a stunning 500-yard private white sand beach, an outdoor swimming pool with captivating city views, and a selection of six…
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Melas Hotel Istanbul, a distinguished 5-star hotel, is strategically located 2.4 miles from the iconic 15 July Martyrs Bridge, offering guests a luxurious gateway into the vibrant city of Istanbul.
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Woox Cappadocia, nestled within Nevşehir and a stone's throw from Uçhisar Castle, offers guests an extraordinary stay amidst the natural splendor of Cappadocia.
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Kayata Cave Suites Special Class, situated in the enchanting town of Ürgüp, provides an unparalleled accommodation experience mere moments from the historical Nikolos Monastery.
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Nestled in Arnavutköy, Loft Plus Hotel's emerges as a serene sanctuary, situated 19 miles from the heart of Istanbul and its notable attractions such as Nef Stadium, Istanbul Sapphire, and Turk Telekom Stadium.
Authentic Experiences in Turkey
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The Prince's Islands, a serene archipelago off the coast of Istanbul, offer a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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Experiencing a Turkish Night show is to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Turkey.
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A cruise on the Bosphorus Strait is more than just a journey on water; it's a voyage through history, culture, and unparalleled scenic beauty.
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The Whirling Dervish ceremony, or Sema, in Konya, is a captivating spiritual practice that offers a glimpse into the mystical world of Sufism.
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Fethiye, with its tranquil Mediterranean backdrop, offers an idyllic setting for a yoga retreat.
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Turkey's geographical bounty includes an abundance of natural hot springs, scattered across its diverse landscape.
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Nestled within the otherworldly landscapes of Cappadocia, cave hotels offer an accommodation experience that is as unique as the region's fairy chimneys and lunar-like terrain.
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The Turkish bath, known as "Hamam," is an embodiment of centuries-old traditions, offering more than just a bathing experience; it's a dive into the depths of Turkish history and a ritual that cleanses both body…
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Uncover the secrets behind one of Turkey's most famous exports, Turkish delight (lokum), with a visit to a factory where this beloved sweet is made.
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Explore the rich tapestry of Turkish viticulture with a wine tasting in Anatolia, a region with a winemaking history that stretches back millennia.
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Experience the warmth of Turkish hospitality and the richness of its cuisine with a cooking class in a local home.
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Dive into the heart of Istanbul's culinary scene with a street food tour that takes you through bustling markets, narrow alleys, and along the historic waterfront.
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Glide over the tranquil waters of Kekova, where the ruins of an ancient Lycian city lie submerged beneath the surface.
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Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Kaş, an unspoiled paradise on the Turkish Mediterranean coast, renowned for its vibrant underwater life and fascinating dive sites.
A journey along the Lycian Way, a 540-kilometer trail that weaves through the ancient region of Lycia along Turkey's stunning Turquoise Coast.
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Experience the ultimate thrill of paragliding from the summit of Babadağ Mountain, soaring above the picturesque landscape of Ölüdeniz with its world-renowned Blue Lagoon.
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Venture into the wild beauty of the Kaçkar Mountains, a range that offers some of Turkey's most pristine and untouched landscapes.
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Stand atop Mount Nemrut, a high mountain in southeastern Turkey, and witness the remnants of a royal tomb that dates back to the 1st century BC.
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An exploration of Cappadocia, a landscape that seems as though it has been lifted from the pages of a fairy tale.
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Journey into the heart of one of Turkey's most photographed landscapes, Pamukkale, a magnificent natural phenomenon that resembles a cascading series of cotton terraces.
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Start on a journey to Göbekli Tepe, the site that's rewriting the book on prehistoric human civilization.
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Step into the opulent world of the Ottoman sultans at Topkapi Palace, which stands as a monument to the empire's power and sophistication.
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Journey back to ancient times with a visit to Ephesus, a pivotal Roman metropolis in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Delve into the heart of Istanbul's rich history by visiting Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque.