Mardin, a city known for its historical charm in Türkiye, is extending its tourist season throughout the year. Tourists who postponed their visits due to an earthquake are now planning to come in the winter months, making September, October, and November busy seasons. Despite the earthquake, these months have been successful, with many visitors rescheduling rather than canceling their reservations, according to local authorities

Mardin is becoming a year-round tourist destination, and it’s now popular in surveys, attracting people from various backgrounds who feel a sense of unity among its diverse cultural sites. The city hosts events and festivals, making it a great destination for both local and foreign tourists. Visitors are encouraged to make early reservations, as Mardin is a city that welcomes tourists all year round.