Turkiye - Cultural & Information Office Dubai

Embark on a mesmerizing journey along Türkiye's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts with the "blue voyage," a unique seafaring adventure that offers hidden bays, ancient ruins, and the tantalizing flavors of the region.

Known as the "flower garden" of Türkiye, Isparta has become a popular eco-tourism destination with vibrant rose gardens and lavender fields.

The historical Birgi village of the Izmir province in Turkiye will become a green destination under the SENTRUM Project (Center for Tourism Practices Based on Sustainable Energy) conducted with the collaboration of the United Nations Development Program..

Embracing the flavours and ancient traditions of a fertile geography, Anatolia's rich gastronomic culture will be celebrated around the world during Turkish Cuisine Week from 21 to 27 May 2024.

As the hotly anticipated summer season begins on Türkiye's beautiful Aegean coast, consider a vacation along this scenic and fascinating coastal route.

A never-ending journey of lush forests, historic cities and turquoise coasts...

This ancient land is full of surprises, with each step revealing layers of history.

Set between the Canakkale and Balikesir provinces in Turkiye's northwest, the Ida Mountain (Kazdaglari) is known as an "oxygen tent", a glorious woodland habitat for flora and fauna nourished by iodised sea air.

As evocative as the Bosphorus itself are the stately mansions along its shores. Set on both the European and Anatolian shores, the mansions are best viewed from the Bosphorus itself.

Türkiye's turquoise coasts are one of the country's loveliest landscapes, featuring almost year-round sunshine and white sand beaches caressed by azure waves.