Recreation

The wine from Kirk Kilise is very good. However, most Turks don’t drink wine—they are mostly teetotalers. So, the wine is taken to the...

The sky was gray, and the wind howled. The land looked dull and lifeless. The Turkish villages were messy, made up of mud huts....

We talked about many different things. Every once in a while, a general or colonel was called over to join the conversation. However, as...

Challenges and Opportunities Importance of Rafting in Turkish Tourism Rafting holds a significant place in Turkish tourism, providing visitors with a unique and original experience. This...

Proposed Solutions Ministry of Culture and Tourism Collaboration Needed The pressing issues faced by rafting tourism in Turkey require a concerted effort from the Ministry of...

Seeking Stability The events surrounding the Balkan situation have prompted considerations of international law and the need for confirmation by the signatory powers of the...

The recent developments in the Balkans have reignited tensions in Europe, with Bulgaria declaring independence on October 5, 1908, in Tirnovo, the historical capital....

Cholera Status in Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and France AUSTRIA-HUNGARY As of September 24, one fatal case of cholera was officially reported in Austrian territory. The case occurred...

A Scenic Voyage through the Bosporus Beyond Karibjeh Kalesi, the straits widen significantly towards the Black Sea, extending to Phanaraci, a promontory that hosts Kumeli...

The Tranquil Beauty of Bumeli Kavak and Surroundings Mezar Burnu (Cemetery Point) stands on the site of the ancient Simas, and was in olden times...