Turkey

Although village houses have kitchens, most of the cooking is done outside, either in a purpose built small outhouse or in the fresh air. A concrete dip will have been poured... keep reading →

Between the East and the West, Istanbul charms the visitor with its touch of distant and at the same time familiar culture, the sights and atmosphere aren't quite European... keep reading →

Traveling along the eastern edge of Turkey, we're only a few miles from Armenia and Iran. Passing mustard fields of bright yellow, there are fields of sheep, ravines with... keep reading →

THE country of Turkey stretches over portions of Europe and Asia the slender thread of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles being the division between the two continents. A... keep reading →

The Anitkabir or "memorial tomb" was designed by Emin Halid Onat and Ahmet Orhan Arda and was dedicated to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the leader of the Turkish War of... keep reading →

Jordan and Murat pointing the way home What do you do with twenty something’s when they are on their hols here in Altinkum? Especially if they are not into the bars and... keep reading →

Recently, Antalya region has become one of the most popular holiday resort in Turkey. Antalya has a long coastal line of about 200 km with many coves, beaches, bays and clear... keep reading →

An overview of Istanbul and all its surprises, including the locals' love of cats, the fantastic food, a trip up the Bosphorous, mosques, sight-seeing and of course, the... keep reading →

Are you looking for a great place to stay on your vacation to Turkey? Certainly, there are a lot of good resorts and potential vacation spots out there, but it is important... keep reading →

In 2001 we led a tour of the Greek Islands and Turkey. This hub covers our journey from Rhodes to Cappadocia keep reading →