Turkey
Turkey
Turkey, often referred to as the cradle of civilizations, is a fascinating country straddling two continents: Europe and Asia. When it comes heritage, spectacular landscapes, lively cities and yummy foods, Turkey is gifted with the old world charm along with the youthful essence.
Climate Zones in Turkey
The weather in Turkey is typically continental, with hot summers along the coast Mediterranean, and snowy mountains in the country’s interior. The coastline is ideal for sun-bathing and sandy beaches lovers, while the interior plateau is relatively cool for tourist’s convenience. It is geographically a gateway between Europe and Asia and, historically and culturally, it is truly Eurasian. This includes Anatolia, Aegean and Marmara regions.
Turkey Rich History
Ancient Civilizations
The history of turkey is sported with the power of many civilizations such as the Hittites, the Greeks, Romans and byzantine empire. Trendy places such as Ephesian and Troy region can attest to this.
Ottoman Empire
The imperial Ottomans, with Istanbul as their seat, were one of the world’s leading imperial powers, exerting their effects on art, architecture and culture in three continents.
Modern Turkey
Modern day Turkey was founded in 1923 and the founder of this nation is Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, today’s Turkey is a secular, democratic state with full of energetic people.
Hospitality and Warmth
Turkish people are friendly enough to give tea/ coffee to their guests, and even if you are a stranger to the Turk, you are their friend.
Festivals and Celebrations
Traditional Arts and Music
Turkish people cultural heritage is art, needlework carpets; ornaments and script calligraphy and music saz, ney instruments.
Flavors of Turkey
Turkey has Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Central Asian cuisines where most of their foods are delicious and historical.
Ionic Dishes
Kebab: Grilled meatsёр Adana to İske-nder types of kebabs.
Baklava: A sweet pastry brush with honey syrup and covered with nuts.
Manti: Stuffed pasta with Turkish yogurt and garlic sauce.
Pide: Also known as Turkish pizza, that is prepared in a different technique with several toppings.
Popular Tourist Destinations
Istanbul
As a city which is both European and Asian the landmark of Istanbul include the Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, and the large market place of the Grand Bazzar.
Cappadocia
The most famous attractions include the peculiar shaped stones, better called fairy chimneys, and helicopters with缀ted balloons for tourists.
Ephesus
Visit the ruins of the Ephesus and see The Celsus Library and The Temple of Artemis at the site.