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Families of Sarajevo Victims React to Foreign “Sniper Tourism”
Fikret Grabovica, head of the Association of Families of Children Killed During the Siege of Sarajevo, said families were “shocked” to learn that foreigners allegedly paid Serb forces to shoot civilians, including children, during the…
Philography Artist from Türkiye Earns National Recognition
Ayhan Güneş, one of only eight philography artists in Türkiye certified by the Ministry of Culture, represents Elazığ in national and international exhibitions. Güneş has produced more than 500 works since being introduced by the craft in…
Mountain Goats Roam Freely in Türkiye’s Tunceli
In Türkiye’s Tunceli province, mountain goats roaming freely through the streets of Çemişgezek have become a local attraction. Often seen near homes and even in traffic, the protected animals move calmly among autumn’s golden…
Türkiye’s Çankırı Draws Thousands of Visitors
A group of 100 tourists from Sakarya visited the central Turkish city of Çankırı, exploring its museums, historic sites, and one of the world’s largest salt caves. The visitors also enjoyed local cuisine and toured places of…
Autumn Charm Colors Cappadocia
Cappadocia in central Türkiye has turned into a spectacle of color as autumn paints its valleys and fairy chimneys in golden, red, and brown hues. Recognized by UNESCO for its natural and cultural heritage, the region attracts…
Türkiye’s First Cheese Museum Draws Over 82,000 Visitors
Türkiye’s first thematic Cheese Museum in Kars has attracted 82,060 visitors in the first 11 months of 2025, drawing strong interest from both domestic and international tourists. The museum showcases the production process of…
Türkiye’s Millennia-Old Heritage: Cağ Kebab Traced Back to Kipchaks
The long-debated origin of cağ kebab, claimed by both Erzurum and Artvin, has been traced back a thousand years to the Kipchak Turks, according to new research.
Artvin Çoruh University professor Hüdayi Ercoşkun stated that both cities…
Gaza’s Children Return to Classrooms Amid Rubble and Ruins
Children in Gaza have returned to school after two years of Israeli bombardment, studying in buildings reduced to rubble. With shattered windows, broken doors, and no desks, students sit on the floor as teachers struggle to continue lessons…
Altıntepe Castle’s Ancient Layers Captured by Drone in Eastern Türkiye
Settled by Urartians and later used in Byzantine and Ottoman eras, Altıntepe Castle in Erzincan’s Üzümlü district has drawn fresh attention after new drone footage showcased its hilltop ruins. Scientific digs begun in 1959…
Autumn Paints Türkiye’s Aydın Mountains
In Türkiye’s Aydın province, the mountains and Paşa Plateau have turned vibrant yellow with the arrival of autumn. The centuries-old red pine, black pine, and juniper trees covering the Aydın Mountains created striking views as…