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Governor Mustafa Masatlı, who inspected the ongoing efforts at the St. Simon Monastery located on a hilltop at an altitude

2,500-year-old rock tomb discovered in the district of Marmaris in Muğla

A 2,500-year-old rock tomb discovered in the district of Marmaris in Muğla will be developed for tourism purposes. Marmaris Museum

The Eğil District Governorate and Municipality took action to introduce the historical Asur Castle and Eğil Castle Royal Tombs, which

Following the completion of restoration works led by the Bursa Metropolitan Municipality, the theater built in the 2nd century by

ALEXANDRIA TROAS is an ancient city in Ezine (Çanakkale), 500 meters from the village of Dalyan. The historical ruins noticed

Minister Ersoy introduced the “Legacy to the Future Myra and Andriake Port Project” at a program held in the Demre

The Turkey Night Museum project, implemented at the Hierapolis Archaeological Site, is leading the world tourism along with Jordan’s Petra

Described as the ‘zero point of history’ and officially opened in 2019, the Göbeklitepe Archaeological Site has welcomed 2,551,000 visitors

Tulumtaş Cave, discovered approximately 30 years ago during excavation works for the construction of Ankara’s Ring Road in a stone

Bitlis Ahlat, which stands out with its cultural richness and historical texture, mesmerizes visitors by combining its magnificent natural beauty.

The temple dedicated to the founder of the Roman Empire, Augustus, is among the favorites of tourists visiting Turkey. What