If you are considering travelling to Turkey for holiday, possibbly you are about to choose some Mediterranean Holiday Resort Hotel in Antalya or Bodrum, may be some Aegean winds through Kusadasi and İzmir. Turkey is more than that. Turkey has 81 beautiful provinces and all has unique features and attractions for tourists. This provinces (İl or vilayet in Turkish ) have a variety of natural differences in their provinces. The climate, history, geographical location, and landscape differ in every region and inter-region. This variation creates a selection of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. No need to mention historical sites, don’t forget that history has been written on Anatolian soil from Gobeklitepe to Sumers… Troy and Lydians… Eastern Roman Empire through Modern Turkey… The social-content website onedio.com published a set of Turkey’s fascinating photos of 81 provinces. Let’s have a deep dive…
Adana
Sabancı Central Mosque. Photograhp, Ali Başarır.
Sabancı Central Mosque. Photograhp, Ali Başarır.
Adıyaman
Nemrut Mountain. Photo credit: Coolbiere. A.
Afyon
Frig Valley. Photo credit: Hümeyra Çelik.
Ağrı
İshak Paşa Palace and Ağrı Dağı view. Photo credit: Nuro Aksoy.
Amasya
Tombs of the Kings and night view of Amasya. Photo credit: Can Eser.
Ankara
Anıtkabir(the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk) in the night.
Antalya
Apollon Temple – Side. Photo credit: Necat Çetin.
Artvin
Black Lake (Kara Göl). Photo credit: Özcan Malkoçer.
Aydın
Apollon Temple. Photo credit: Veli Toluay.
Balıkesir
Lake Kuş (Manyas Bird’s Paradise). Photo credit: Zafer Çankırı.
Bilecik
Orhan Gazi Mosque.
Bingöl
Floating island.
Bitlis
Ahlat Seljuk Tombs. Photo credit: Erkam Uğur.
Bolu
Göynük Houses. Photo credit: Erdal Irgat.
Burdur
Kibyra (Cibyra) Ancient City. Photo credit: Recep Çirik.
Bursa
Cumalıkızık village. Photo credit: Gökhan Güzeltepe.
Çanakkale
Çanakkale Martyr’s Memorial.
Çankırı
Photo by: Melih Sular | Salt Caves. for other photos of Melih Sular, you may visit his website https://www.melihsular.net/
Çorum
Osmancık Brigde. Photo credit: Can Eser.
Denizli
Pamukkale (Hierapolis). Photo credit: Ahmet Şahin.
Diyarbakır
Grand Mosque (Ulu Camii). Photo credit: Kadir Kömür.
Edirne
Selimiye Mosque and city view of Edirne. Photo credit: Ömer Şahin.
Elazığ
Harput Castle. Photo credit: Hıdır Yıldırım.
Erzincan
Girlevik Falls. Photo credit: Çağrı Çırak.
Erzurum
Üç Kümbetler( Three Cupolas). Photo credit: Barış Yorulmaz.
Eskişehir
Wood Market. Photo credit: Murat Fındık.
Gaziantep
Historical Coppersmith market inside the Bedesten(Grand Bazaar). Photo credit: Hakkı Arıcan.
Giresun
Kümbet Valley. Photo credit: Ahmet Yapan.
Gümüşhane
Kürtün Valley. Photo credit: Mustafa Olgun.
Hakkari
Mergan Highland. Photo credit: Mahmut Peynirci.
Hatay
Vespasianus and Titus Tunnel. Constructed in the first century B.C. . Photo credit: Soner Pehlivan.
Isparta
Eğirdir’s night view and Eğirdir Lake. Photo credit: Mehmet Altınay.
Mersin
Maiden’s Castle (Kızkalesi). Photo credit: Erdal Suat.
İstanbul
Galata Tower. Photo credit: Gökhan Girgine.
İzmir
Ephesus Ancient city. Photo credit: Tingy Wu.
Kars
Ani Ruins. Photo credit: Salih Borbozan.
Kastamonu
Kastamonu Castle. Photo credit: Sertaç Ünal.
Kayseri
Kapuzbaşı Falls. Photo credit: Ramazan Yücel Öner.
Kırklareli
Pınarhisar Castle.
Kırşehir
Mucur Underground City.
Kocaeli
Maşukiye Highland. Photo credit: Gökhan Alpdoğan.
Konya
Mevlana’s Tomb. Photo credit: İlknur Akpınar.
Kütahya
Aizanoi Ancient City. Photo credit: Zafer Çankırı.
Malatya
Günpınar Falls. Photo credit: Sefa Özdemir.
Manisa
Sardes Ancient City. Photo credit: Ali Başarır.
Kahramanmaraş
Stone Bridge. Photo credit: Ümit Bor.
Mardin
Nightview of Mardin City. Photo credit: Erkam Uğur.
Muğla
Ölü Deniz(The Dead Seas). Photo credit: Nejdet Düzen.
Muş
Murat Bridge. Photo credit: Hidayet Kara.
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Nevşehir
Cappadocia / Chimneys. Photo credit: Reynaldi Herdinanto.
Niğde
Alaaddin Mosque. Photo credit: Serdar Güner.
Ordu
Ordu city view of Boztepe. Photo credit: Kerim Gültaş.
Rize
Pokut Highland. Photo credit: Ferzan Uğurdağ.
Sakarya
Sapanca Lake. Photo credit: Selçuk Gülen.
Siirt
Aydınlar Tomb. Photo credit: Tarık Oran.
Sinop
Sinop Castle and walls. Photo credit: Caucas Blue.
Sivas
Divriği Grand Mosque. Photo credit: Ahmet Özbaş.
Tekirdağ
Sunflowers. Photo credit: Ramis Akar.
Tokat
Ballıca Cave. Photo credit: Tuna Ozata.
Trabzon
Sumela Monastery. Photo credit: Mustafa Tayar.
Tunceli
Pertek Castle. Photo credit: Engin Asil.
Şanlıurfa
Old Halfeti Town is now underwater. Photo credit: Aylin Erözcan.
Uşak
Blaundus Ancient City-Three stones, Hellenistic Period. Photo credit: Mert Çalışkan.
Van
Akdamar Island and Church. Photo credit: Coolbiere. A.
Yozgat
Kazankaya Canyon. Photo credit: Adem Yağız.
Zonguldak
Hellgate Caves, it is told that this is the place where Heracles cached Cerberus(The three headed dog).
Aksaray
Ihlara Valley. Photo credit: Erol Şahin.
Bayburt
Bayburt Castle and city view. Photo credit: Can Savcı.
Karaman
Hatuniye Madrasah.
Kırıkkale
Celal Bayar Park.
Batman
Hasankeyf. Photo credit: Mehmet Çay.
Bartın
İnkum Beach. Photo credit: Murat Güler.
Ardahan
Frozen Çıldır Lake. Photo credit: Ahmet Hrmnc.
Iğdır
Halıkışla. Photo credit: Özkan Soylu.
Yalova
Erikli Falls. Photo credit: Hüseyin Atakuru.
Karabük
Bulak Cave. Photo credit: Emrah Balaban.
Kilis
Ravanda Castle. Photo credit: Hannan Aslan.
Osmaniye
Ceyhan River. Photo credit: Murat Beşbudak.
Source: https://onedio.com/haber/81-muthis-fotografla-turkiye-nin-81-sehri–217225
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