Nestled somewhere along the Turkish Aegean is the bustling resort town of Kusadasi. This dazzling holiday destination is high on every traveler’s list, charming visitors with many attractions and activities. There are countless restaurants with dreamy views of the sea, long sandy beaches where you’ll enjoy golden sunsets, and family water packs for some fun...Read More
You may know Turkey or even plan to visit for its diverse culture, history, and architecture. But in between the cozy beaches, magnificent structures, ancient ruins, and stunning architecture, you don’t want to miss the country’s foods and cuisine. Turkey has an impressive culinary mosaic with countless influences from all corners of its Ottoman and...Read More
Caves and mountains have always fascinated the human mind. There seems to be something about the earth opening up or rising to tower above all else that triggers our spiritual predisposition. As a result, many caves and mountains across the globe are considered sacred by their respective communities, whether as the homes of gods and...Read More
Istanbul is not only home to hundreds of breathtaking attractions; it is also home to the largest concentration of stray cats you may see in any city. These cats can be seen wandering in almost every corner of the town, crossing streets, running on roofs, basking on statues, and playfully jumping between ledges. You will...Read More
Anyone with a tourist connection to Turkey has at least heard of if not visited Cappadocia a couple of times. This magnificent destination is exceptional, having risen to fame for having an unusual yet breathtaking landscape. The area is covered by soft volcanic rock, which over the centuries has been delicately sculpted by the slow...Read More
With so many enticing sites in Istanbul, tourists so often leave without exploring some breathtakingly amazing attractions in the city. Excellent examples of such forgotten treasures are probably two of the most stunning neighborhoods in any Turkish city; Fener and Balat. These two neighborhoods sit next to each other on the western bank of the...Read More
Turkey may have hundreds and even thousands of enchanting attractions, but of all these, none does it better than Cappadocia. Natural forces working for millions of years have sculpted the region’s landscape, creating one of the world’s most unique and breathtaking regions. Today, Cappadocia looks like a scene you would expect in a sci-fi movie,...Read More
Since the most famous Turkish cuisines like kebabs and doner sandwiches are meat-based, many foreigners associate the country with meaty dishes. This is a big misconception as there are lots of local cuisines that don’t include meat or any animal-based products in their recipe. And while the inventors of such recipes didn’t precisely have vegans...Read More
Istanbul is a crossroads of world cultures—dating from prehistoric times. Straddling the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea, Istanbul watches over the Bosporus Strait, a vital passage separating Europe and Asia. The best photography spots in Istanbul range from historic places of worship to breathtaking skylines to the brightly colored settings of daily life...Read More
