Looking at the ancient ruins of the old city and the vibrant chaos of the modern streets that exist right beside each other is quite the experience in Agora of Smyrna. That is why we believe that any traveler would enjoy a trip to Turkey, specifically the province of Ä°zmir and Izmir Agora.
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The city of Troy, lying on the commerce route between Europe and Anatolia, has resisted many natural and man-made disasters throughout history. The city, which was destroyed to ashes and rebuilt nine times on the remains, holds the traces of the various structures. If you visit the priceless remains of this city, we recommend you not to miss other precious attractions around. We will discuss them later in this text.
Zio National Park, the most visited park in Utah with impressive attractions, welcomes four million people a year. It’s situated in southern Utah in the vicinity of Springdale near Las Vegas.
Although there are not many historical things in Alacati, its history goes back to the great Greek empires. However, there is a discussion over the time of foundation. Some believe it was founded in the 15th century, while others believe the Greek people founded it in the 17th century. Either way, it was called a historic site back in 2005.
Kaymakli Underground City is an attractive destination for tourists from all over the world located in Cappadocia province. If you want to travel to Turkey and are interested in historic and strange places, don’t miss this underground city. History The exact time of building this city has not been determined yet; there are different […]
In the southwestern of Turkey, in Denizli province, and the valley of Menderes river, you can visit one of the world’s most attractive natural sites, Pamukkale. It is located in the Aegean region of Turkey, and during the year, it has a moderate Mediterranean climate.
Chefchaouen is a wealthy cultural tapestry of Berber ethnics, Muslims, and Jews, along with descendants of the Moorish exiles from Spain who lived there in the 1400s. This medina is wealthy in history and culture and has many treasures left unexplored. You can start wandering in its blue passages of history with some famous places, then head on to the mysterious adventures they lead you to.
In Turkish, Olu means dead, and Deniz means sea, but it turns to blue Lagoon when you translate Oludeniz. They called it “Dead Sea” since the waters are very calm even during the storms.
The city of Ani, also known as the city of 1001 churches and city of forty gates, dates back to the 10th and 11th centuries AD when it became the capital of the Bagratid Armenian kingdom and gained considerable power and wealth by standing in various trade routes and maintaining its position as an important commercial center. It has been more than three centuries since Ani was invaded and looted by the great Seljuk army, and all its population was killed, and now it is a ghost city. Ani was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2016.
Visiting Düden Waterfalls in a modern city like Antalya is not something you get to experience on every trip. The Düden waterfalls have so many various features that almost everyone visiting there will leave with a big smile and the most memorable and unbelievable photos! So we highly recommend you make time to see this site yourself and enjoy this city like never before.