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With palm trees, a prize winning marina and an old castle,
Antalya gives the impression of a typical Mediterranean
paradise at first. The hot weather temperatures completed
by glamorous five star hotels and a fancy palm boulevard
Antalya is the 5-star city of the Turkish Riviera. Inhabited
as a harbour city since 2nd century BC Antalya
hosted civilisations such as Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks
and Ottomans. Antalya that hosts Aspendos Amphitheatre
has also beautiful beaches, world famous golf resorts.
Side, Belek and Alanya are places to visit around.
Antalya
Bodrum
Located in the Central Anatolia, the town is famous with
its unusual landscape formed by the erosion of lava from
ancient volcanoes dating back to 9 to 3 million years ago.
Cappadocia (The Land of Beautiful Horses) has been
home to many ancient civilisations as it has been a natural
rock shelters in the harsh surroundings. The town
consisted of underground houses, churches, passages
and chambers carved out of volcanic rocks. Whole area is
popular for hot-air ballooning. Trekking is enjoyed in Ihlara
Valley, Monastery Valley (Güzelyurt), Ürgüp and Göreme.
There are also known tunnels around 30 kilometres long.
ÇANAKKALE
Bodrum is famous for its beautiful sea, nightlife, remarkable
historical sites, sandy beaches, and cosy mansions. Its coastline
attract many yacht travellers. Known as Halicarnassus in
the ancient times, Bodrum used to be an important trading
port. It is home to one of the “Seven Wonders of the Ancient
World”, namely the monumental tomb of King Mausolos.
Other important monuments in the town are the Old Castle
and the amphitheatre. The Bodrum Museum of Underwater
Archaeology is another important place to visit. Besides its
sandy beaches, Bodrum is also famous for watersports such
as sailing, yachting, windsurfing, and diving.
Cappadocia
Çanakkale is another city in Turkey that connects 2 continents
– the Asia and the Europe. Established by the Hellenes
as a major trade port, Çanakkale is known for the Trojan
War as well as the Battle of Gelibolu (Gallipoli) in the 20th
century. Home to the ancient city of Troy (dating back to
the 3rd millenium BC), the city is declared UNESCO World
Heritage site in 1998. Nearby towns such as Assos, Ayvalık,
Ören, Edremit and Erdek as well as islands on the Marmara
Sea, namely Gökçeada and Bozcaada, are famous tourist attractions
with their historic monuments, beautiful beaches,
diving opportunities, and extensive vineyards.
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