Istanbul Old Town
Istanbul was once the capital of three ancient empires in history, and/kloc-0 was listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO in 1985. Istanbul has a unique historical and natural beauty, which has become the source of inspiration for countless artists, and countless poets have written poems and lyrics for Istanbul. Istanbul has a rich historical and cultural atmosphere, emitting charming light, waiting for us to feel and experience!
Divry Yi Mosque and Hospital
Divriyi's Grand Mosque and Hospital is the first building in Turkey to be rated as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. The builders are Ahmed Shah from Gucek and his wife. Divriyi Mosque and Hospital are famous for its memorial buildings, hexagonal domes and unique stone carvings. There are many stone carvings at the gate of the hospital, the north and west gates of the mosque and the gate of the king's podium. Every stone carving decoration is a miracle in art and architecture, and it also reflects the grandeur of this project. Even art historians and architects believe that such three-dimensional complex and lifelike geometric plant ancient sculptures are rare.
Nemrut, mt
There are many ancient tombs on the mountainside of Nemrut, including the tomb of Antioch, king of Maggini. In addition, there are many big statues on the mountainside. From 65438 to 0987, Mount Nemrut was listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. Mount Nemrut, located in Kahta, Manitoba, Adia, is the highest open-air museum in the world and one of the most magnificent places in ancient Anatolia. There are statues 10 meters high, inscriptions several meters long and the ancient Maggini temple on the mountain. The beautiful sunrise and sunset landscape, giant statues and memorial tombs of Mount Nemrut are waiting for you to feel and experience!
Mianhuabao hot spring pool
Pamkale Museum and this Roman public bathroom have become landmarks in this area. There is a big square courtyard in front of the bathroom, and there are many lobbies around the courtyard. There is evidence that the interior walls of the museum are covered with marble. There are two halls on the north and south sides of the bathhouse, one for the king's private use and the other for holding various ceremonies. This ancient bathroom was built in the 2nd century BC, and now the ruins have been covered with marble. Pamkale Museum has some relics of this bathhouse.
Troy
The ancient city of Troy excavated from the Aegean Sea, that is, the vast ruins of Troy, is one of the most important archaeological sites in the ancient world. The ancient city of Troy was one of the most powerful city-states in the bronze age of ancient Greece. In order to cherish the memory of history, the Turks copied a huge Trojan horse near the old town of Troy. In fact, it is a large building that looks like a horse. There are huge stairs at the bottom for tourists to climb and visit. On the platform of Trojan horse, you can overlook the whole Trojan plain.
Selimir Mosque in edirne
Before Istanbul was conquered, edirne was the capital of the Ottoman Empire, and its mosques, elegant domes and minarets were quite famous. Selimir Mosque is the most important memorial site of this historic city. This building is located in the center of edirne. There are two religious schools, a primary school and a hidden market next to the mosque. This mosque was built by architect mimar sinan in the 6th century/KLOC-0 and was named after Sultan Selim II.
Ancient city of Santhers
Xanthos, an ancient city, is located in Kashgar, Fethiye (Fethiye–Ka? ) 70 kilometers from the expressway. In ancient Greece, it was the capital of Richa. The oldest remains found in this city can be traced back to the 8th century BC. The city relics that survived many historical events and wars include rock tombs, sarcophagus tombs and monuments, all of which are unique to Li Xi 'an culture and the Acropolis. After many repairs, theaters and churches built in early ancient Greece are still visible. The British excavated this ancient city in the 1940s 19, and brought the monument of Ne Ridler and many cultural relics to the British Museum.
Saffron City in Osman Ancient Town
Looking for more adventures? Come to Saffron City! This is a carefree paradise, with cobblestone paths winding in the mountains, old wooden houses with Ottoman style on both sides of the street, and the roof covered with neatly arranged cylindrical tiles shining in the sun. Small vendors peddle along the street and spare no effort to promote their products. Occasionally there is a delicious smell, which is the smell of Turkish kebabs and homemade cakes. This is the UNESCO World Heritage List Safranbolu, known as Saffron City, the "living fossil" of the ancient Ottoman city.
Hattusha, the capital of Hittites
Büyükkale is built on the natural rock ground in the south of the city business district. During the excavation in this area, the palace buildings of Hittite kings and the wall system for defense in the 4th century BC13-/KLOC-0 were discovered. The entrance gate of the castle is opened in the southwest, the north and south walls are built on the foundation embedded in the rock, and the south wall is built on the mound by partition technology. There is no panoramic view of the palace from Bukhara. Architectural relics of different shapes and sizes have been discovered one after another, and the spacious interior connected with the courtyard and cloister constitutes the internal structure of the castle. There are archives, storage rooms, a spacious reception room and buildings related to water festivals and holy places in the castle. The remains of the Phrygia complex were found in the castle behind the Hittites.
Gramming National Park
Gorem National Park is a masterpiece of nature: a dazzling array of fairy chimneys, flowing water under the valley, a wide variety of plants, countless stone murals, and a large number of caves, churches and mosques decorated with exquisite murals. Among them, the most famous church is the smallest and newest Elmal? ) Church, Yulanle painted with snake murals (Y? lanl？ ) church, Barbara church, Calikley (? ar？ kl？ ) churches, etc. Grammy's street is on the right side of the valley center, with conical rocks and fairy chimneys. There are coffee shops, restaurants and shops built in caves. You can walk along the road to Hisar fortress in Wuqi, and you can see the panoramic view of this area from the top of the fortress. From Grameen to the north, you can go to Xiao Xin (? avu？ There is a Papeete church here. From Chauxin to Zelve, fairy chimneys are everywhere.
Chatahoyuk Neolithic site
Chattahoyuk (? Atal? Yük) looks like two hills with different heights, and the shorter mountain is connected with the higher one, thus forming a fork. Through the archaeological study of higher mountain tops, it is found that the cultural layer left by the earliest residents can be traced back to 5500 BC. The earliest residence, the first house building and the first sacrificial building found in its ruins. These houses have only one floor, and the entrance is a hole in the roof, which is accessed through a ladder. Every house has a room and a storage room. Many ancient bones were found during the excavation of the portrait. Burial objects include tools made of bones, painted stones, knives, stone axes and beads made of shells. People also found some figurines, which are images of obese women with huge breasts and hips, and some also depict the shape of fertility, representing fertility and blessing. All the excavated objects are collected in the konya Museum of History, and some of them are on display for people to enjoy.
Kumali Kezike townlet
Bursa became the capital of the early Ottoman Empire in 1326, and now it has become a famous industrial zone and natural scenic spot. Although bursa is very similar to Istanbul and edirne, its memorial buildings and bathhouses are typical of the early Ottoman tribes. The town of Kezke in Kumali, bursa, still retains the Ottoman architectural features more than 700 years ago. However, the trade culture and rural life of Ottoman style continue in bursa and Kezke town of Kumali.
Bergama Acropolis
Bergama, located in the northern Aegean Sea, near Izmir. Controlled by the god of medicine in Greek mythology, it is the first great medical center in the world and the place where parchment was invented. During the Greek period, it was one of the most important artistic and cultural centers, with the largest library in the Greek period. From the archaeological level, the ancient city of Belga Ma, as the acropolis of Ottoman Empire, Greek Period, Rome and Eastern Rome, is a multi-level cultural shrine.