ISTANBUL PICTURES

Istanbul is a divided city, split by the Bosporus, the narrow channel that separates
Europe from Asia. Ironically, the Asian side holds Western-style suburbs, while
the European side contains old Istanbul, a wonderland of mosques, opulent palaces,
and Byzantine ruins from the city's 16 centuries as a world power.
Ottoman & Byzantine monuments of Istanbul such as St. Sophia, Blue Mosque,
Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome, Basilica Cistern are in Sultanahmet square.

BODRUM PICTURES

Known as Halicarnassus in antiquity, Bodrum has a good claim to being Turkey's leading resort. Founded around 1000 BC, Halicarnassus was one of the first Greek colonies
in Asia, reaching its height under Mausolus, who ruled from 377 BC to 353 BC.
The modern town stretches along the shore of two crescent-shape bays.
Bodrum is still beautiful, with its gleaming whitewashed buildings covered with bougainvillea and its unfettered vistas of the sparkling bays.

DATCA PICTURES

Dat�a Peninsula, 38 km (24 mi) is the place where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean. At the end of the peninsula there is an antique city called Knidos and by the way you
can visit some of the best bays for the colour of water and natural position.
Datca is a small fisherman village not massacred from mass tourism and is an
ideal place for individual explorers.Downtown is really characteristic with many
shops,restaurant and bars.

CAPPADOCIA PICTURES

Cappadocia is the name given to the area in Central part of Turkey, because of
its very strange and unbelivible rock shapes.It is believed that these rocks and
underground caves are done in thousands of years by the wind and natural effects.
Mainly sites are Urgup, Goreme, Nevsehir, Ihlara Valley etc. You can stay in
one of these places and visit daily different areas.