NATURE

Lake Ilıgöl, the world's second largest crater lake, is now covered in ice due to the cold weather. The lake is located on the summit of Nemrut Caldera in the Tatvan district of Bitlis, Türkiye, with an altitude of 2,948 meters, where the…

The Atçılar canyon and the trees around it that combined with the Kars Stream are offering an enchanting view in Türkiye's Kars province, which has been experiencing spring in the cold of the winter. The reflection of the cliffs with the…

After the crucial effects of fuel crisis and the U.S sanctions, most of the Syrian population have began benefiting from firewood as a heating source. "Firewood is healthier and is around 50% cheaper than regular fuel. It also gives more…

Hafik Lake, a home to many migratory bird species in Türkiye’s Sivas province, partially froze as temperatures dropped to minus 7 degrees. Hundreds of cormorants, who came to take a break in the non-freezing parts, brought the lake back to…

The fog, which was effective in the morning hours in Türkiye's İstanbul, created postcard images. At Istanbul Airport, while the Air Traffic Control Tower remained within the fog clouds, the passage of the planes through the clouds was seen…

The dense fog that has appeared in various cities of Türkiye in recent days has created postcard images in Eskişehir. Citizens take great pleasure in watching and capturing the dim landscape of the city.

The fog that appeared over Türkiye's Istanbul since the morning hours has created fairy-tale scenes under the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge. The unique landscape formed by the bridge hanging over the fog cloud and the vehicles passing on it…

A landslide occurred in the Tsuruoka city of the Yamagata province of Japan left 10 houses under the ground. Twenty-two residents who were present at the houses avoided the incident thanks to a warning issued in advance. However, the…

Floodwaters that hit many streets and alleys and caused rivers to overflow and disruption in transportation in Scotland. Rail services were largely halted as Railroads in the western, eastern, and central parts of the country were drowned.…

The death toll from floods and landslides caused by heavy rains in the Philippines has risen to 44, with 28 people still missing, according to the National Council for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (NDRRMC). Over 50,000 people were…