History and Culture of Yozgat
Yozgat is a city whose history hides in plain sight.

Yozgat is a city whose history hides in plain sight.

Kirikkale is one of the youngest provinces of Turkey, and its history is unlike that of most Anatolian cities.

Duzce is a province shaped by movement: a Roman city on the edge of the plain, a medieval coast of castles and merchants, a frontier of empires, and in modern times a place rebuilt after disaster.

Giresun has been a city of the Black Sea coast for more than two thousand years, and its history is written in its landscape: a castle on a green hill, an island in the bay, timber houses climbing the slopes…

Few towns in Turkey carry their history so visibly as Amasya.

Osmaniye is a province whose history is written in its landscape.

Kastamonu is a province where history is unusually visible.

Karaman is a city whose history is written into its name.

Isparta is a city that most travelers pass through on the way to somewhere else, yet few Turkish provinces carry a clearer cultural identity.

Kutahya has been a crossroads of Anatolia for thousands of years, and its history reads like a condensed version of the region’s story.

Nevsehir is the modern name for one of the most storied landscapes on earth.

Few provinces in Turkey can claim a deeper past than Corum.
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