Cappadocia
Chinese tourist killed as hot-air balloon crashes in Cappadocia
A hot-air balloon crashed in Turkey's touristic region of Cappadocia in Central Anatolia on Dec. 17, leaving one dead and several others wounded.
The accident occurred at around 8.15 a.m. as the balloon crashed for unknown reasons while flying over Güvercinlik Valley.
Pamukkale most visited site this year
Denizli's ancient Pamukkale-Hierapolis site was the most visited place in Turkey in 2014, followed by the ancient city of Ephesus and the Göreme Open Air Museum, according to TÜRSAB President Başaran Ulusoy The travertine falls of Pamukkale, together with the adjacent ancient city of Hierapolis, drew the most visitors in Turkey this year, the Turkish Travel Agencies Union (TÜRSAB) has said, po
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Cappadocia’s 11,000-year-old settlement thrills experts
After 25 years of excavations, AÅıklı Höyük continues to thrill archaeologists, who believe the number of things left to discover at the site would allow for at least another 25 years of work or more Professor Mihriban ÃzbaÅaran from Ä°stanbul University, the current head of the excavation and research project at AÅıklı Höyük, was a doctorate student when excavations at the site in
Service with a smile in charming Göynük
Devoid of third-floor food courts, recycled mall air or aggressive touts, the shopping experience in Göynük is a wonderful and pleasant experience with some of the best food available, set in the green valleys of northwestern Turkey Just a three-hour drive away from Istanbul, Göynük has many things to offer the visitor.
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The great attraction of Cappadocia's frescoes
The wall paintings in the churches of Göreme, one of the most important tourist attractions in Turkey, dazzle visitors
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Cappadocia’s cathedral attracts visitors
The Selime Cathedral, high atop the Ihlara Valley, was a space of refuge and defense for Anatolia’s earliest Christians
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Dogs kill each other out of hunger in shelter, visitor claims
A visitor to a Niğde Municipality-owned animal shelter claims that the animals are not fed sufficiently and most are infected with diseases, sharing video footage on social media
Man discovers underground structure while cleaning house in central Anatolia
A man in the Central Anatolian province of Kayseriâs Melikgazi district has discovered an extensive underground structure while cleaning a house that he inherited from his family.
Black Sea’s Cappadocia looks for promotion
Dilim Kayalar, which was formed with the corrosion of rocks in the northern province of Tokat, resembles the famous fairy chimneys in the Cappadocia region. The area needs more attention for promotion.
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Turkey’s Council of State suspends hotel construction in Cappadocia, warns of damage to nature
Turkeyâs Council of State issued on June 16 a stay of execution for the construction of a hotel in Cappadocia, on the grounds that it would damage the natural landscape, news website Bianet has reported.