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Students in Artvin, Türkiye Protest Against Cruelty in Gaza
A group of students in the Arhavi district of Türkiye's Artvin province staged a demonstration to commemorate the children who died in Israel's attacks on Palestine and condemn the attacks. Drawing attention to the devastating effects of…
Autumn Colors in Kahramanmaraş Draw Photographers
In Türkiye, Kahramanmaraş's Afşin district has turned into a picturesque autumn landscape, as trees change to vibrant shades of yellow and red. The scenic transformation has attracted photographers to the region, known for…
Ancient Roman Stone Used as Seat at Turkish Mosque for 56 Years
A Roman-era inscribed stone, dating back to around 239 AD, was used as a seat in the garden of a mosque in Fatsa, Ordu, Turkey, for over five decades. Initially found during the construction of the Laleli Central Mosque in…
Nemrut Caldera Closed to Visitors due to Bear Attacks
The Nemrut Caldera, located within the Ahlat, Güroymak and Tatvan districts of Bitlis province in Türkiye, has been closed to visitors during the winter season due to bear attacks.
"The bears in the Nemrut Caldera are wild animals and a…
Turkish Woman Fulfills Lifelong Dream of Studying Archaeology
Aysun Dalmış, a 67-year-old mother from Mersin, Türkiye, has realized her lifelong dream of studying archaeology after a childhood fascination sparked by local excavations and a book she read. Despite financial challenges that…
Archaeologists Find Fibula and Coin in Hadrianopolis Ancient City, Türkiye
A crossbow-type fibula belonging to the 5th century and a coin depicting a river god from the 2nd century were unearthed during archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Hadrianopolis in the Eskipazar district of Karabük province in…
Rare Mountain Goats Spotted on Snowy Munzur Peaks
In Türkiye's Munzur Mountains, stretching between Erzincan and Tunceli at 3,300 meters, endangered chamois goats have been captured on drone footage as winter approaches. The recent snowfall has transformed the high altitudes into…
Cappadocia’s Illuminated for Night Tourism
Turkish Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced the completion of night lighting in Cappadocia’s Güvercinlik Valley, timed to commemorate the 101st year of the Turkish Republic. Stretching from Uçhisar…
Huawei Holds 2-Day AI-Related Forum in Istanbul
Chinese telecommunications company Huawei started to hold a two-day forum yesterday in Istanbul, Türkiye, to explore new opportunities and address challenges in the digital transformation and artificial intelligence (AI) era. The event…
Ottoman Village Attracts Visitors with Autumn Charm
Göynük, a "calm city" in Bolu, Türkiye, is drawing in both local and international visitors this fall with its rich historical and cultural heritage. Known as one of Anatolia’s oldest settlements, Göynük offers visitors a…