Take you to the romantic fairy tale world-Turkey
Turkey, a country spanning Asia and Europe, is a romantic fairy tale world. Romantic hot air balloons attract tourists from all over the world and are included in the list of travel destinations by many people. In fact, there are more than hot air balloons in Turkey's tourism!
Turkey is a country built on the ruins of the Ottoman Empire and continues to advance in the river of long history. This country is known as the "cradle of civilization" and was once the common center of the glorious Eastern Roman Empire, the wealthy Byzantine Empire and the mighty Ottoman Empire. There are starry relics of different civilizations and shocking legends. When you really set foot on this land, the exotic customs along the ancient Silk Road are enough to immerse you in the unique cultural atmosphere of Turkey. You will find it is like a kaleidoscope, full of infinite surprises.
Best Travel Season
April to October is the peak tourist season in Turkey.
The spring months from April to May and the autumn months from September to October are the best time to travel to Turkey. You can go to Istanbul for sightseeing, and you can also go to the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea. June-August is the local tourist season, April and September. It is the best time to travel in the Black Sea. Although it is a bit rainy, it does not hinder your itinerary.
When designing the route, combining the characteristics of the seasons, Turkey is playable throughout the year, and can play with the characteristics of the four seasons.
Destinations
The City of Eurasian Miracles - Istanbul
Istanbul used to be the capital of Turkey, and is now the largest city in Turkey, a first-tier city in the world. As the only city in the world that straddles the two continents of Asia and Europe, Istanbul has too many stories and accumulations. In two thousand years of history, the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, and the Ottoman Empire have left their common capital a rich heritage, and it also deserves the reputation of "the world's most beautiful city". Istanbul is one of the must-visit cities to travel to Turkey.
Napoleon once said: If there is only one country in the world, then the capital must be Istanbul. When the sun sets, you can look out from the Galata Observation Tower and have a panoramic view of the entire Istanbul. I sincerely sigh that Istanbul is worthy of being the most beautiful city in the world.
Walk by the Galata Bridge in the Golden Horn and feel the dusk and night of Istanbul. Every time it gives you a warm feeling.
This is an unforgettable city. No matter how beautiful the buildings are drawn in the photos, the sacred and inviolable sense of space may only be felt by you.
Bosphorus▼
The Bosphorus, located in Istanbul, the former capital of Turkey, is one of the must-visit attractions in Istanbul.
Taking a boat across the Bosphorus, people were still in Asia the first minute, and came to Europe the next minute, because this is the dividing line between Asia and Europe. Isn’t it amazing?
The dark blue water undulates, it looks like the sea and the sky. The waves, the seagulls, the coffee house, the Galata Bridge, and the mosques and palaces on both sides of the strait. Has the heart reached its destination?
The AyaSofya Church▼
The AyaSofya Church, is one of the "ten most desirable churches in the world", famous for its huge dome!
This building was built during the reign of the Eastern Roman emperor Justinian (532 AD-537 AD), across the street from the Blue Mosque on the opposite side.
The whole church is a typical Byzantine architecture, because it was in the heyday of the Byzantine Empire, and it also became the design template for later Islamic mosques.
The Blue Mosque▼
The Blue Mosque, "one of the top ten wonders of the world", is located on the shore of the Bosphorus Strait. This building took 7 years to complete. In the middle is a huge domed building surrounded by six admirals. tower.
The design draws on the Byzantine characteristics of the Hagia Sophia on the opposite side, and adds traditional Islamic architecture. The interior walls use blue glaze enamels fired in the famous town of Turkish porcelain, and are engraved with rich patterns and patterns. It is "the last large mosque building in the classical period of Ottoman architecture".
Istiklal Caddesi, Istanbul▼
Istiklal Caddesi, known as Istanbul’s "Champs Elysees", began in the medieval Genoese community near the Galata Tower and ended at Taksim Meydan. During the Ottoman Empire, this area was once political and economic. , Cultural Life Center.
Nowadays, this about 3 kilometers long street has become a comfortable pedestrian street, with various churches, consulates of various countries, famous restaurants, many brand boutiques, music shops, art galleries, cinemas, theaters, libraries, and coffee on both sides. Halls, bars, nightclubs, old pastry shops, etc., are a lively business center.
Grand Bazaar, Istanbul▼
The Grand Bazaar, built in 1461, is located in the old city of Istanbul and is one of the "largest bazaars in the world" (in Islamic language, Bazaar means bazaar).
The whole building is like a magnificent labyrinth, with a total area of 300,000 square meters. It adopts a fully enclosed design. There are a total of more than 4,400 shops, a total of 64 streets, 26 entrances and exits, and 25,000 jobs. personnel.
In the past, every street in the Grand Bazaar was distributed with different industries, and the merchants at that time were experts in this business for generations.
Today, it mainly sells jewelry, clothing, ceramics, spices, carpets and other items, as well as desserts and coffee. It is worth noting that you must beware of all kinds of temptations and traps when shopping, and show your bargaining skills!
The birthplace of hot air balloons - Cappadocia
Cappadocia▼
Cappadocia is located in the middle of Turkey, in the core area of the Anatolian Plateau. Because of its bizarre landscape resembling an alien planet, Cappadocia has become one of the filming locations of the American movie "Star Wars". The best way to appreciate this magical landscape is to take a hot air balloon, especially to watch the sunrise at high altitude in the early morning, making this one of the most beautiful and value-for-money hot air balloon trips in the world.
The Cappadocia hot air balloon is an iconic tourism project in Turkey, and it is also one of the "three hot air balloon mecca in the world". The other two are in Mexico and Switzerland.
Cappadocia has also been selected as one of the "Top Ten Scenic Spots on the Earth" by National Geographic magazine!
Mount Ercias and Mount Hassan to the south were formerly active volcanoes. The magma and rock ash cooled and solidified to form a thick layer of tuff, which later formed a very peculiar karst landform, which is very similar to the surface of the moon, so it is called "The most moon-like place on earth."
Riding in a romantic hot air balloon overlooking the fabulous Goreme is the first purpose of many Turkish tourists. In addition, the pink salt lake Tuz Lake is also a rare beauty. The light pink Tuz Lake is even more sweet and lovely. A quick shot is a wallpaper-level picture.
A paradise left behind - Pamukkale
Pamukkale▼
Pamukkale is Turkey's "second most popular attraction" besides hot air balloons. This attraction is located in the northern part of Denizli, Turkey, and is a world-famous hot spring resort.
There are natural hot springs for thousands of years. The water temperature is between 36-38℃. It is rich in minerals such as calcium and magnesium. It can be used not only for bathing but also for drinking. It can help protect the skin, relieve indigestion, neurasthenia, etc.
But the most fascinating thing is that it looks like a big soft cotton from a distance, but it is actually a calcified hill and terraced field from a closer look. It is called "the eighth wonder of the world".
When the evening comes, the light of the sun gradually turns from gold to rose, and Pamukkale will appear amazing and wonderful light and shadow, like a fairyland! In order to protect the cleanliness of Pamukkale, only visitors are allowed to enter barefoot. Be careful when walking! Stalactites are not as soft as cotton candy!
In addition to the Pamukkale terraces, you can also feel the Pamukkale hot spring pool by the way!
Izmir province
Ephesus▼
Ephesus was once a large city established by the ancient Greeks in Asia Minor. It was once known as the "first and largest metropolis in Asia". It is famous for the Temple of Artemis, the library and the theater.
This is considered to be the former residence of the Virgin Mary, and the mouth of the Kist River flows from here to the Aegean Sea.
Today, most of Ephesus is left in ruins. The library has been reconstructed according to its original shape and is a famous tourist attraction in Turkey.
Cesme▼
Cesme means "fountain" and is a peninsula town west of Izmir. It was named after the abundant water sources and a large number of springs discovered in this area in the 18th and 19th centuries.
The town is also a seaside resort on the Aegean Sea, with the longest coast of the Aegean Sea. The whole town is surrounded by the clear blue sea. Tourists swim and dive in the clear bay, which is very lively.
The town of Alacati▼
The town of Alacati, a seaside town near Cesme, has a very pleasant landscape and is "a pearl" in the Cesme area.
The whole town is dominated by blue, which is very Greek. There are also sailing training and competitions in the town. It is also a must-see location for Turkish tourism!
An ancient city, a legend - the ancient city of Troy
The ancient city of Troy is located in Hisalik, Canakkale Province in northwestern Turkey. It faces the Dardanelles to the north and sits at the foot of the gentle castle hill. Here is the typical rural scenery of the Turkish Aegean region.
At the entrance of the ancient city of Troy stands a huge model of a wooden horse, which is a replica of the famous Troy battle. This wooden horse is made of pine trees from Mount Ida in Greek mythology. It was built in 1975 and is about 2 stories high. It can be visited by tourists by climbing stairs. On the platform of the trojan horse, you can overlook the entire Troy Plain.
Troy has become one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world with its four thousand years of history. Its extensive remains are the most important and substantial proof of the connection between Anatolian and Mediterranean civilizations. Current status of the site Due to the factors of war and foreign aggression, although the current remains of Troy City have collapsed, it is still a fascinating tourist destination.
The Ottoman town that is in love at first sight - Safranbolu
The Ottoman style Safranbolu town was once a post on the Silk Road. Safranbolu City is an ancient Ottoman-style town hidden in a valley on the coast of the Black Sea. The vicissitudes of the world seem to have nothing to do with it. It is a paradise. The scenery.
Every ancient house, every alley, every door, every window in the old city of Safranbolu seems to have a story that belongs to them, broken bluestone roads, wooden houses, are The main theme of Saffron City! Have you fallen in love with this place? Are you moving?
The old town on the Mediterranean coast - Antalya
The beauty of Antalya brings together the natural beauty and the richness of history. The mild and pleasant climate makes you feel comfortable in the sun.
This is an old Turkish city suspended on the Mediterranean coast. The boats lie quietly in the arms of the bay, and the sea-view room stands upright on the cliff; when you get up in the morning, you can walk to the beach, the waves of the bay are set against the majestic beauty The mountains make the landscape here very magnificent.
