A First-Timer’s Guide to Elazig
Elazig is one of eastern Anatolia’s hidden surprises: a modern, welcoming city with an ancient soul.

Elazig is one of eastern Anatolia’s hidden surprises: a modern, welcoming city with an ancient soul.

Aydın, the fig capital of Turkey, is an inland Aegean city with more to offer than most travelers realize.

TekirdaÄŸ sits on the northern shore of the Sea of Marmara, close enough to Istanbul for a weekend escape but far enough to feel like a different world.

UÅŸak is an inland city in the Aegean region of Turkey that most visitors pass through on the way to somewhere else, which is precisely why it rewards those who stop.

Mardin is one of the most beautiful cities in Turkey, and one of the most surprising.

Kahramanmaraş, the city of heroic name and legendary ice cream, sits at the foot of Ahır Mountain on the edge of the Mediterranean and southeastern Anatolian regions.

Balıkesir is the great overlooked province of northwestern Turkey, a place where the Marmara and Aegean regions meet and where most visitors pass through on the way somewhere else.

Few Turkish cities reward the curious traveler as generously as Sivas, yet most visitors rush past it on the way to Cappadocia or the Black Sea coast.

If your mental map of Turkey stops at Istanbul and Cappadocia, Malatya is the surprise waiting further east.

Welcome to Sanliurfa, the ancient city in southeastern Turkey that locals simply call Urfa. Few places in the country pack so much history, faith, and flavor into one compact center.

Most travelers first hear of Denizli because of Pamukkale, the white travertine terraces about twenty kilometers away. Denizli is not just a staging post for that famous sight.

Samsun is not the first Turkish city most travelers put on their list, and that is exactly why you should consider it.
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