Special Flight Show Performed over Anıtkabir during Victory Day

The Turkish Air Force acrobatics team, Turkish Stars, performed a respect flight in the skies of Anıtkabir as part of August 30 Victory Day celebrations. “I was very happy; I have wanted to watch such a show for a long time,” 13-year-old Muhammed Çağın Beydili said, also mentioning that he had goosebumps watching the show. […]

Alanya’s Healing Cave Attracts Numerous Visitors

Damlataş Cave, which was discovered by chance in 1948 in the Alanya district of Antalya as a result of dynamite explosions while opening a quarry to be used for pier construction and became a hope for asthma patients due to the clear air it contains, has become a popular destination for thousands of tourists. “The […]

Bodies Recovered from Thailand Tunnel Collapse

  After six days of intense search and rescue efforts, the bodies of three workers trapped in a tunnel collapse during the construction of the Thailand-China high-speed railway project were found. The collapse occurred on August 24, approximately 3 kilometers inside the tunnel in Pak Chong district, Nakhon Ratchasima province. The Railways of Thailand confirmed […]

Victory Day Marked at Turkish Martyrs’ Cemetery in Azerbaijan

An official ceremony was held at the Turkish Martyrs’ Cemetery in Azerbaijan for the 102nd anniversary of August 30 Turkish Victory Day. The ceremony began with the laying of a wreath at the cemetery and the singing of the national anthems of the two countries and continued with Turkish Ambassador Cahit Bağcı’s speech. After the […]

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan Visits Slovenia for Bilateral Talks

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has arrived in Ljubljana, Slovenia’s capital, for an official visit. During his trip, Fidan met with Slovenian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign and European Affairs Minister Tanja Fajon. Fajon highlighted the strengthening ties between the two countries, particularly in the economic sector, where trade is steadily increasing. She also noted […]

Karagöl: A Tranquil Haven for Nature Lovers in Artvin

  Karagöl, nestled in the Şavşat district of Artvin, a designated quiet city, continues to be a top destination for those seeking peace in nature. Located 25 kilometers from the city center and shaped like a heart when viewed from above, Karagöl attracts tourists looking to unwind in a serene natural setting. Renowned for its […]

Türkiye Celebrates Victory Day

August 30 Victory Day, which marks the Turks’ victory in the last battle in the war against Greece in 1922, was celebrated with an official ceremony in Zonguldak, the first province of the Turkish Republic. The ceremony started after the reading of the National Anthem and continued with poems explaining the importance of the day […]

Earthquake Ruins of 1,600-Year-Old Unearthed in Türkiye

  Excavations in Bartın’s Amasra district in Türkiye have uncovered the remains of a marble-columned structure believed to have been damaged by earthquakes and floods around 1,600 years ago. The structure, thought to date back to between 300 and 400 AD, was discovered during rescue excavations initiated by Amasra Museum in 2022, which have since […]

Ağaran Waterfall in Rize Attracts Tourists with Stunning Views

  Ağaran Waterfall, located 12 kilometers from Çayeli district in Rize, Türkiye, continues to be a popular destination for both local and international tourists. Known as the closest and highest waterfall to the coast in the Eastern Black Sea region, it draws around 3,000 visitors daily, with approximately 500,000 tourists during the peak season. Visitors […]

Displaced Palestinians Settle on Beach in Khan Younis

Internally displaced Palestinians settled on the beach of Khan Younis camp, southern Gaza Strip, with their tents following the Israeli army’s recent evacuation orders. Israeli security forces have issued at least 16 evacuation orders in August 2024 so far, says UN aid coordination office OCHA.