Turkey is one of most popular
destination for holiday among Indian tourist. Official the Republic of Turkey,
is a transcontinental country located mainly on the Anatolian peninsula in
Western Asia, with a smaller portion on the Balkan Peninsula in southeast
Europe. Turkey is
bounded on the north by the Black Sea, on the northeast by Georgia and Armenia,
on the east by Azerbaijan and Iran, on the southeast by Iraq and Syria, on the
southwest and west by the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea, and on the
northwest by Greece and Bulgaria. Tourism in Turkey offers variety of sightseeing
and entertainment options, which attract tourists from worldwide. Turkey is
best place to plan your family holidays, Mice as well as for honeymooners. Wide
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| Turkey |
There is a lot more to Turkey
than meets the eye - between the beaches and bustling markets lies a wealth of
interesting history filled with religious and literary figures, civil war and a
multitude of languages. Its most visited city is Istanbul with major
international airport. Istanbul A city divided in two by the mighty Bosporus
River, Instanbul's west bank lies on the European continent while
the east bank is in Asia. You can walk between the two across the Galata Bridge.
Only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, the vast majority of the country is on the
Asian continent. Best tourist places in Turkey are Istanbul, Kusadasi, Ephesus, Turkish Village Sirince, Pamukkale,
Antalya, Konya and Cappadocia Etc.
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| Istanbul City |
Istanbul is
one of the most visited and important places in the world, a central hub
connecting Asia and Europe, blending the past and the future, bringing together
cultures and people from all over the world.
Kusadasi is one of the Turkish
Mediterranean's most popular cruise ship ports, and this harbor town is all
about sun, sea, and fun holidays. Known for its bargain shopping and lively
entertainment scene, it has become, over the past few decades, a favorite destination
for visitors from worldwide. Istanbul include Bosphorus cruises.
These boat rides typically include visits or views of Dolmabahce
Palace, Anadolu Kavagi, Rumeli Fortress, Topkapi Palace, and more.
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| Ephesus |
The ancient city of Ephesus is
a major Turkey tourist attraction
and high on every traveler's things to do list. Its dazzling marble-columned
temples and colonnaded streets are every history buff's dream, and there's
plenty more to do in the vicinity once you've finished rambling through the
ruins. It has an outstanding universal value of the world for all time, and its
history dates back to 6000 BC.
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| Sirince Village |
Sirince Village
known throughout Turkey for
wine tasting and production, it's mountainside location is perfect for seeing
natural Turkey and
all through the village are
shops where you can put your wine tasting skills to the test.
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| Pamukkale -UNESCO |
Pamukkale is
a UNESCO world heritage site for its snow-white terraces with crystal blue
water and is a very popular tourist destination.
The Pamukkale travertine
terraces once visited will definitely blow your mind. This mesmerizing place is
located in the South Central Aegean Region of Turkey. Unesco-stamped Pamukkale in
Turkey is known for its mineral-rich at Hierapolis you can bathe in hot mineral
waters.
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| Antalya City |
Antalya is
the fastest-growing city in Turkey, and tourists from
around the world are discovering its fabulous mix of great beaches and traditional
Turkish culture. Kids will love the Beach Park, which features Aqua Land (a
waterslide-fanatic's dream) and Dolphin Land (home to dolphins, sea lions and
white whales). Antalya also offers plenty of things to do for everyone. If you
want to dose up on sightseeing, you'll find a fascinating line-up of tourist
attractions to keep you busy. The labyrinthine old town is full of atmospheric
historic sites, while the city is perfectly placed to act as your base for
sightseeing around the outlying area, where dozens of grand ruins await.
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| Mevlana Museum |
Konya he important
religious pilgrimage site. It has a town center crammed with museums and
monuments of Seljuk splendor. Most tourists make
a sightseeing stop here simply to see the Mevlana Museum and the tomb of the
whirling dervish founder Mevlana Rumi, who wrote his famed poetry here in the
13th century.
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| Cappadocia - Hot Air Ballooning |
Cappadocia,
one of Turkey's most attractive tourist destinations.
Cappadocia is
the name given to that triangle of land that lies between Nevsehir, Nigde, and
Aksaray. The area is a popular tourist destination
in Turkey, as it has many areas with unique geological, historic, and cultural
features. Cappadocia is
the land of fairy tales, mysterious and enchanting. Get on a hot air balloon to
see the magical view of the city's famous rock formations called 'Fairy
Chimneys.' Spend a night in an elegantly renovated cave house, explore the
ancient underground cities where thousands of people lived, take a sunrise
balloon ride over the fairy chimneys. Prepare to be enchanted by the marvelous
blend of cultural history and natural wonder. Cappadocia is the world's most
famous rock star destination.
Religion:- About 99.8 percent of the population is Muslim (mostly Sunni), and 0.2 percent are Christians and Jews.
Currency:- The currency of Turkey is Turkish Lira.
Travel and Transport:- Turkey is a big country where tourism is thriving and transport is not a hassle. However, most of the locals prefer to travel by air-conditioned intercity coaches, which are fast, comfortable and inexpensive. Coach travel between Istanbul and Ankara in an overnight sleeper service is a good option.There is local bus service and dolmu (shared taxi system) as options to commute within various towns and between local villages. The fare is set for dolmu and depends on how far you are travelling to Dolmu is an inexpensive way to get around.
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