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From coastlines and ancient cities to places hiding in plain sight.
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Ani
A walled, abandoned medieval capital on the Kars border, overlooking the Arpaçay valley.
Çıralı & Yanartaş
A sea-turtle nesting beach, ancient Olympos, and natural flames rising from the rock.
Ephesus
In Selçuk near İzmir, one of the ancient world's best-preserved harbour cities, with marble streets and the Library of Celsus.
Göbekli Tepe
One of humanity's oldest known monumental temple structures; giant T-shaped pillars.
İznik
Ancient Nicaea on a lakeshore, ringed by walls and known for its tiles and the First Council.
Cappadocia
A volcanic landscape of fairy chimneys, rock-cut churches and underground cities.
Kaputaş Beach
A turquoise cove hidden between steep cliffs on the road from Kaş to Kalkan.
Kekova
A calm island area famous for ancient ruins visible beneath the water, explored by kayak.
Mount Nemrut
In Adıyaman, a summit known for the giant stone statues and burial mound of the Commagene king Antiochos I — a UNESCO site.
Ölüdeniz
A coast near Fethiye famous for its calm lagoon and paragliding views.
Pamukkale and Hierapolis
In Denizli, a UNESCO site where the white travertine terraces built by thermal springs meet the ancient city of Hierapolis above them.
Patara
An ancient Lycian city merging with one of Türkiye's longest beaches.
Lake Salda
A deep crater-origin lake known for its white shores and turquoise water.
Sümela Monastery
A monastery carved into a sheer cliff face in the Altındere Valley, rising out of the mist.
Regions
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Mediterranean
The Mediterranean is the region where Türkiye’s coast and mountains meet most sharply.
Aegean
The Aegean is a region of olive groves, ancient harbours and coastlines that change colour in the evening light.
Marmara
Marmara is a narrow but varied geography joining two continents.
Black Sea
The Black Sea is a region that measures itself less by its coast than by altitude and rain.
Central Anatolia
Central Anatolia is a region of unexpected landscapes in the middle of open steppe.
Eastern Anatolia
Eastern Anatolia is a region where altitude decides everything.
Southeastern Anatolia
The southeast is a region that carries the traces of humanity’s move to settled life.