Turkey a country in the Middle East region and a small area into mainland Europe. For the citizens of Europe, Turkey is not foreign anymore because it has a European culture. Just look at his football club like Galatsaray registered in the European Champions League. Evidence at the time of the Black Sea prsejarah once inhabited place, prior to flooding by rising sea levels. Mount Ararat (Agri Dagi), at 5165 m, is the country's highest point while the legendary landing place of Noah's Ark, located in the mountains in the far eastern edge of the country.
If you want traveling to Turkey it's a great choice visit. Turkey offers a wealth of different varieties of destination for tourists. Dome of the famous tower in Istanbul, Roman ruins along the coast west and south, from coast to look at the background of the mountains and the coast of Lycia Pamphylia spacious and sunny to cold and snowy mountains in the East, from the crazy "foam party" Bodrum to Middle East sense of the city of Southeast Anatolia, from the misty mountains hiajau and Eastern Black Sea to the vast prairie landscape of Central Anatolia. Special for all those who have enough money to tour with a cruise boat.
The smart traveler should remember that when doing travel in the cities of Turkey, in or around Turkey there are some holidays that munkin can cause delays in transit, traffic congestion, accommodation booked up and crowded places. Banks, offices and businesses closed during official holidays and intensify traffic during all holidays. It would be better if you do some research to find information before you visit. Do not let the events happen there later delayed by the holidays, not so difficult and often quite exciting to travel during the holidays Turkey, but it needs to be planned carefully in order to run smoothly.
Cities and sights that could be the purpose of your visit in Turkey
- Ankara; capital of Turkey and the second largest city.
- Antalya; the fastest growing city, hub to an array of beach resorts.
- Bodrum; a trendy coastal town in Southern Aegean are transformed into a bustling city in the season when it serves as a playground for tourists and international same Turkey, which features a castle, Roman ruins, trendy clubs and a number of surrounding villages peninsula each with a different character from the classy to the countryside
- Istanbul: Turkey's largest city, former capital of the Ottoman Empire and Byzantium, and the only major city in the world to straddle two continents.
- Konya; a fairly large city is the heart of the Sufi mystic, Rumi's grave site, and with some elegant Seljuk architecture, all surrounded by vast grasslands
- Trabzon; Sumela Monastery outside the city is beautiful and it is a great gateway to exploring the Turkish Northeast.
- Urfa; magical city with beautiful architecture and the locals are very friendly in the east gate of the World, in which Kurdish, Arabic, and Persian cultures mingled
Tourist attractions of which are
- Cappadocia - in the central plateau region known for its unique landscape like the moon (the "fairy chimneys"), underground cities, cave churches and houses carved in the rocks
- Mount Nemrut; a World Heritage site by UNESCO head statues dedicated to the ancient gods at its peak
- Oludeniz; imcomparable postcard beauty of the "Blue Lagoon", perhaps the most famous beach of Turkey you would see on any tourist brochure
- Pamukkale; "Cotton Castle", the white travertines around a shallow pool filled with hot water cascading
- Sumela; stunning monastery in the mountain cliffs, a must-see on any trip to the northeast coast
- Uludag; a national park featuring a belt of school textbooks from a variety of forest types vary with altitude, and the country's main winter resort
