History and Culture of Kirsehir
Kirsehir is a small city on the Central Anatolian steppe with an outsized place in Turkish history.
History and Culture of Gumushane
Gumushane is a highland province whose name tells its story: in Turkish, the name means “house of silver,” and for centuries the silver mines of these mountains made the town one of the wealthiest places in the…
History and Culture of Artvin
Artvin is a frontier province in the far northeast of Turkey, where mountains, rivers, and borders meet.
History and Culture of Sinop
Sinop is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places on the Black Sea coast of Turkey, and its history is written into the city itself.
History and Culture of Bartin
Bartın is a province where history wears the colours of the sea and the forest.
History and Culture of Adiyaman
Adıyaman’s history is written in stone on a mountain top, but the story behind it is richer and stranger than the statues alone suggest.
History and Culture of Bingol
Bingöl sits quietly inside the long story of eastern Anatolia, a land of empires, migrations, and mountain communities that have made their own way for centuries.
History and Culture of Bitlis
Bitlis is a province where history sits in layers, from the ancient fortress on its rock to the medieval cemetery by the lake.
History and Culture of Bolu
Bolu is a province where history and legend share the same mountains.
History and Culture of Nigde
Nigde’s history is written in layers on the same small piece of ground.
History and Culture of Karabuk
History in Karabuk comes in two speeds.
History and Culture of Rize
Rize is a province whose history is written in its landscape.
