Whether you live in the city or plan to visit on holiday, the unique DNA of Istanbul ensures that it is the perfect destination for photography enthusiasts wishing to brighten up their social media. The diversity offered by the transcontinental city that connects Europe and Asia merges natural beauty, historic architecture, and modern culture to produce stunning photo … [Read more...] about The 8 Most Instagrammable Places in Istanbul
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11 Reasons Why You Should Visit Turkey
As a meeting point of various empires and a crossroads between two continents, Turkey is a country brimming history. Add to that a vibrant culture and a gorgeous coastline and you have a recipe for one of the world’s most popular destinations. With so much to enjoy there are countless reasons to consider Turkey holidays, but we’ve condensed it down to the … [Read more...] about 11 Reasons Why You Should Visit Turkey
The Top 7 Things to See and Do on a Blue Cruise
Swim through culture, history and nightlife along the Turquoise coast of Turkey and nearby Greek Islands on a personalized blue cruise While the possibilities of exploration are endless along the Turkish Riviera and nearby Greek Islands, there are unique specialties for every city. After embarking on a blue cruise Turkey with Alaturka Cruises, sit back, relax and enjoy the … [Read more...] about The Top 7 Things to See and Do on a Blue Cruise
Bursa Icons: The Grand Mosque and Green Tomb
When my time with Turkish Airlines drew to a close, after having explored Istanbul, Ephesus, and Pamukkale together, it was time to strike off on my own. I paid $8.50 for a ferry ticket from Istanbul to Bursa, a city a few hours south of Istanbul which was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site last year: "This property is a serial nomination of eight component sites in … [Read more...] about Bursa Icons: The Grand Mosque and Green Tomb
Pamukkale: Turkey’s Cotton Castle
Sneakers and socks removed, I gingerly stepped onto the path with running water which led down the face of Pamukkale ("cotton castle") in Turkish. My eyes were convinced the ground would be slippery, however, I quickly realized it was only an illusion. Far from hard and slick, it was soft and spongy, giving a sense of traction I didn't expect. A natural landscape derived … [Read more...] about Pamukkale: Turkey’s Cotton Castle
