Top 5 most impressive Turkish destinations

Turkey is a country at the "crossroads of civilizations", located between two continents Asia - Europe rich in culture, nature and cuisine. Traveling to Turkey, you will have the opportunity to go back in time to ancient times through many heritages and ruins in the epic epic; or discover many new experiences like hovering on colorful balloons.
To feel the most complete, do not forget to apply for a Turkish visa and visit the following special Turkish tourist destinations:

Istanbul: Turkey's economic, cultural and commercial center

The only city in the world on 2 continents on the Bosphorus, Istanbul was once the capital of the Roman Empire, (330-395), Byzantine Empire (395-1453) and Ottoman Empire (1453- 1923). Istanbul was honored by TripAdvisor Travel Magazine as one of the 10 most attractive destinations in the world in 2014.

The most attractive destinations in Istanbul: Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque Park, Taksim Square, Basilica Cistern underground works, Dolmahbace Palace, Topkapi Palace.

Blue Mosque - a great Islamic building from the 17th century

Cappadocia: The underground city

The magical beauty from the towering pillars of sexy cubes in Cappodocia will be a great frame for photographers. Most unique here are the underground cities, the intricately built churches in caves and lovely houses in the winter, cool in the summer on the mushroom-shaped limestone mountains

Traveling around the houses in the cave brings special experiences

Pamukkale: Cotton Castle

From afar, white Pamukkale is like a snowy mountain. Stretching 2700m on the mountain slope, it is formed from a form of sediment deposited by water from hot springs containing calcium carbonate that flows through the ledges for centuries, creating a series of fine white limestone stalactites. shell-like layer.

The natural scenery here makes you feel like you are immersed in a relaxing layer of white clouds. Stream water stagnates between layers of limestone into small green lakes.

Pamukkale is known as the 8th natural wonder of the world of the Turks and was recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage site in 1988.

Sumela Monastery - Mysterious destination

Located in Trabzon province in northeastern Turkey, Sumela is built on a high cliff of 1,200m. Due to the humid weather all year round and the fog often appearing, this ancient monastery is always draped in a dim, mysterious look.

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