Sivas

Sivas carpets, a traditional handicraft from Türkiye, are renowned for their intricate designs, high loop count, and use of natural materials. These carpets, often priced at around $1,800 per square meter, require significant time…

Lake Gökpınar in Sivas, known as the “evil eye bead of Anatolia,” captivates visitors with its turquoise waters and 20-meter visibility. Located near Gürün, this freshwater lake, part of Türkiye’s geological heritage, draws admiration…

In Sivas, Türkiye, the annual reunion of sheep and lambs at the Ulaş Agricultural Enterprise created touching scenes. Delayed to May due to weather, lambs rushed to their mothers, recognizing them by scent and…

A magnificent snowy landscape formed at the Yıldız Dam Lake and its surroundings within the borders of the Yıldız region in Sivas, Türkiye, after the temperatures dropped to -15 degrees. "We came from Rize for winter vacation. Rize has a…

Veysel Karagöz, a 66-year-old saddler in Sivas, inner -astern Türkiye, is one of the last representatives of his fading profession. Having started at age 7, he has spent 59 years crafting and repairing horse equipment, now…

Ağgöl and Karagöl, located side by side in Zara district of Sivas province of Türkiye and resembling two eyes, took on a fairytale-like beauty after the snowfall. “Due to weather conditions, Ağgöl’s water looks blackish, but under normal…

Hundreds of coots were photographed during their visit to the partly frozen Lake Hafik in the Hafik district of Sivas province of Türkiye. "Our view is very beautiful. We want everyone to see this naturalness and natural scenery. It is…

Ancient rock paintings in the Cave village of Gürün, located in Türkiye's Sivas, depicting horses, deer, and human figures, remain unexplained. Villagers urge authorities to conduct scientific research and develop the site for…

The Geminbeli Pass, which connects the Central Anatolia Region to the Black Sea in Sivas province of Türkiye, has taken on vibrant colors with the arrival of autumn, offering a dazzling landscape that attracts photographers. “There is a…

The tomb of Sultan Izzeddin Keykavus I, a key ruler of the Seljuk Empire, has reopened to visitors in Sivas, Türkiye. Buried in the Şifahiye Madrasa, which he built in 1217, his tomb remained largely unknown to the public…