Fethiye Times News – Week Ending 25th August 2024
Welcome to our pick of last week’s news from Fethiye and around Türkiye. Curated from various news sources. NEWS Fethiye Municipality conducts cleanup operation at Lovers’ Hill amid ongoing littering issues Fethiye Municipality teams recently conducted a cleaning operation at the popular viewing spot known as Lovers’ Hill. Despite the breathtaking views the location offers, […]
Misi: A hidden gem worth discovering
Just a short drive from the bustling heart of Bursa, Türkiye, lies the picturesque village of Misi, now known as Gümüştepe. This charming village, located in the Nilüfer district, is approximately 6 kilometers (3 miles) from the city center and offers a serene escape into a world steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty. A […]
The best drinks to try in Türkiye
Türkiye is a land of rich cultural traditions, and its beverages are no exception. From the bustling streets of Istanbul to the quiet villages of Anatolia, Turkish drinks are a reflection of the country’s history, geography, and diverse flavors. Whether you’re sipping tea in a traditional café or enjoying a cold glass of ayran with […]
Fethiye Times News – Week Ending 18th August 2024
Welcome to our pick of last week’s news from Fethiye and around Türkiye. Curated from various news sources. NEWS Several forest fires in Türkiye brought under control Türkiye’s Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumakli on Sunday said several ongoing forest fires in the country, including those in Izmir’s Yamanlar and Urla districts, have been brought […]
Bread: More than just a food
“It is essential to have bread during the meal” is the first principle laid down by Türkiye’s Association of Cuisine Professionals. That bread is present when eating be done is as binding as a religious commandment. Bread holds a revered place in Turkish culture, both as a dietary staple and as a symbol of divine blessing. The […]
Timeless treasures: exploring Türkiye’s ancient wonders in Izmir and Bodrum
The Temple of Artemis in Izmir and the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus in Bodrum stand as timeless symbols of Türkiye’s rich ancient heritage. Türkiye is home to some of the world’s most extraordinary ancient landmarks, which greatly enhance the cultural significance of their respective regions. Among these, two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World […]
Seven incredible train journeys in Türkiye
Türkiye’s rail network remains one of the country’s best-kept tourism secrets, still seldom utilized by foreign travelers. While the fast YHT (high-speed) network efficiently connects Istanbul with cities like Eskişehir, Konya, Ankara, and Sivas, it’s the older routes that truly stand out. These traditional lines meander through rural Türkiye, offering scenic, slow-travel journeys that showcase […]
Fethiye Times News – Week Ending 11th August 2024
Welcome to our pick of last week’s news from Fethiye and around Türkiye. Curated from various news sources. NEWS Rockfall incident injures two Russian tourists in Seydikemer’s Saklıkent Canyon In Seydikemer, Türkiye, two Russian tourists were injured by falling rocks while visiting the scenic Saklıkent Canyon. The incident occurred unexpectedly, prompting a swift response from […]
Explore the vibrant charm of Kadıköy with Mick & Trudie
Welcome to the third part of our series with Mick and Trudie. In this video, they take you to Kadıköy, a fashionable district in Istanbul that has become a popular residential area. Known for its lively nightlife, Kadıköy offers an array of entertainment options, from vibrant bars and clubs to cozy cafes and theaters. The […]
Embracing a New Life: A journey from Istanbul to Rugby
Turkish people are celebrated for their warmth, generosity, and hospitality, traits that are evident in every encounter. A few weeks ago, Fethiye Times was thrilled to discover a gözleme stall in the Rugby market run by Müge, where we were fortunate to experience this hospitality firsthand, as well as sample the delicious gözleme. Curious to […]