Türkiye’s Bozcaada, located in the North Aegean and famed for its natural allure and historical charm, experienced a tourism surge during the 9-day Eid holidays. The island’s narrow streets, ancient Greek architecture, seafood eateries, and well-preserved castle attracted a daily influx of 20,000 visitors, filling its 4,500-bed capacity to the brim. Tourists, including many from Istanbul, reveled in the island’s pristine bays, crystal-clear waters, and proximity to urban centers. The booming tourism scene brought joy to local operators and businesses, marking Bozcaada as a top destination for holidaymakers seeking tranquility and cultural richness.
Rare Inverted Tulips Bloom in Türkiye’s Sason Mountains
Inverted tulips, also known as “Crying Bride” flowers, are in bloom in the mountainous areas of Sason district in Batman, Türkiye. Found at altitudes over 2,800 meters, especially around Mount Mereto and Şilek Plateau, these rare endemic flowers attract nature enthusiasts despite the tough terrain.
Locals warn that picking the protected plant carries a fine of 244,000 TL. The flowers bloom for only 15 days each year, offering a short-lived but stunning natural display.
Prev
1 of 9
Next
TR