Turkey

Turkey, an attractive European republic, is a parliamentary form of government. Known formally as the Republic of Turkey, its borders are as follows: to the east, Iran and Armenia; to the south, Syria and Iraq; to the northwest, Bulgaria; and to the west, Greece. Turkey is strategically important due to its location at the intersection of Asia and Europe. The radiant country covers 783,562 square kilometres. The country of Turkey is host to a number of breath-taking tourist spots. Turkey, a breath-taking country covered in an exquisite ancient air, is a paradise for history and art enthusiasts. Hagia Sophia, one of the world’s best-preserved historic buildings, is a museum whose stunning architecture will astound visitors. Aside from a library, theatre, and temple, the ancient city of Ephesus also has well-preserved Roman and Greek artifacts. You will be astounded by the enduring charm of the ancient town as you stroll around it. One of the most famous sites in the area is the Aspendos Roman Theatre, which is a perfect illustration of ancient antiquity. Visit the seductive Silk Road city of Ani to get a taste of ancient Turkish trade and commerce. If you’re interested in seeing the Ottoman Empire in all its opulence, you may take a tour of Topkapi Palace later on. Turkey is not only home to ancient marvels, but also to some of the world’s most breath-taking natural and adventure destinations. The natural forces of wind and water have shaped the Cappadocia rock valley over millennia. Hikers will love its rugged ridges, and those in a hot air balloon will get a breath-taking view of the area. You just must see Pamukkale, Turkey’s most renowned natural beauty. Its verdant scenery and immaculate white terraces will make you marvel at the abundance of nature. Relax on the boat as you take in the picturesque vistas along Turkey’s stunning Mediterranean coast. Paragliding from the stunning Babadag Mountain allows you to fly into the air over the Ölüdeniz, a fantastic beach that provides panoramic views of the landscape. Around 74.93 million people call Turkey home. While Turks make up the bulk of the population, other ethnic groups including as Kurds, Greeks, Armenians, and Zazakis also call this nation home. Given its widespread use in South-eastern Europe and Western Asia, Turkish is the de jure language of business, law, and government in Turkey.

Antalya | Istanbul | Cappadocia

• Currency: Turkish lira
• Population: 74.93 million
• Time Zone: GMT +03:00
• Area: 783356 km²
• Capital: Ankara
• Official Language: Turkish
• Capital’s calling code: +90- 312

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