Exploring Konya: A Seljuk Capital in Anatolia
Source: Pixabay Konya is far more than a single shrine. As a former Seljuk capital and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, it offers travellers a
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Source: Pixabay Konya is far more than a single shrine. As a former Seljuk capital and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, it offers travellers a
Accommodation & logistics While there are no hotels within the monasteries themselves, Mardin offers options ranging from boutique mansions to guesthouses. Many restored stone houses now operate as hotels with
Source: Pixabay Beyond their spiritual significance, the rocks of Meteora are one of Greece’s most rewarding places to explore on foot. Ancient monk paths wind between the pillars, connecting the
6 km from Feke district center. Feke Castle, located on a steep hill in the northeast, was built by the Byzantines in the 12th century. The castle, which has a
Adana has a very rich location in terms of rivers. Some of these rivers are main springs, and some of them consist of streams that feed these springs. Göksu, one
İnderesi Village, a plateau village 59 kilometers away from Feke district, reached by a stabilized road with beautiful views, is built entirely among vineyards and gardens. Those who miss the
Katrancı Bay, one of the uniquely beautiful bays of Fethiye. Katrancı Bay is located on the Fethiye – Muğla highway and comes just before the daily bay. You can swim
Fethiye is a district of Muğla province and a city that is the center of this district. It is especially developed in terms of tourism. Fethiye is a district of
Fethiye – Ekincik – Fethiye Route: Fethiye – Ölüdeniz – Gemile Bay – Ağa Limani – Ekincik – Kaunos Ancient City – Semizce – Tersane Island – Manastır Bay –
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