Ottoman heritage lives on in Skopje’s Turkish Bazaar
In the heart of North Macedonia’s capital, Skopje, the historic Turkish Bazaar stands as a vibrant reminder of the city’s Ottoman past and is a popular destination for Turkish tourists. This ancient marketplace, with its narrow streets and rich history, showcases some of the finest examples of Ottoman architecture, including mosques, inns, baths, and fountains. […]
Antalya prepares for 61st Golden Orange Film Festival
As the countdown begins for the 61st Golden Orange Film Festival, Antalya’s streets are once again adorned with the iconic gold-colored Venus statues, symbolizing the city’s rich cinematic heritage. These statues, depicting Venus holding an orange, have become a beloved feature of the festival, gracing key locations across the southern province and transforming Antalya into […]
Sinkholes threaten Türkiye’s Konya Plain
Türkiye’s fertile Konya Plain, dubbed “the country’s granary,” is facing a surge in sinkholes, raising alarm for the future of agriculture, infrastructure, and local communities. These sinkholes, which vary in size, are now threatening critical agricultural activities and creeping closer to residential areas. The latest figures reveal that more than 2,600 sinkholes have formed, primarily […]