Turkey (The Republic of Turkey) is geographically surrounded on three sides by the sea: The Black Sea in the north, The Aegean Sea and the Sea of Marmara on the west coast, and The Eastern Mediterranean Sea in the south. Turkey has borders with Greece, Bulgaria, Georgia, Armenia, Iran, Iraq & Syria.

 

Turkey is a country of an absolute Open Air Museum that links Europe and Asia, full of beautiful historic towns, ancient archeological and religious sites, National parks to well known seas with crystal clear waters, sun and sand, picturesque mountain landscapes and beautiful coastlines, ancient monuments, battlegrounds, ruined castles and the treasures of great empires.

 

Today’s Turkey is “The Cradle of Ancient Civilizations” and the home of ancient Hittites signed the first peace treaty with Egyptian Empire, where Alexander the Great cut the Knot of Gordion, where the Hector battled with the Trojans in Homer’s Iliad against Achilles & the armies of Agamemnon, and where the Lydian’s, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuk Turks & people of Ottoman Empire reigned and left behind their cultures that would shape the world. Turkey, today, offers a mix of ancient tradition and modern, contemporary hospitality.

 

Turkey is a one of the most popular destinations for travellers of all ages with those looking to explore the history and culture of beautiful Anatolia. Turkey still offers many, often contradictory things: It's ancient and modern, European and oriental, religious and secular, surprising and regular, exotic and familiar. But there is one dominant idea, and that is that Turkey is still a hidden tourism treasure discovered not fully yet, and the Turkish people, know how to do hospitality.