Peculiar Desserts of Turkey

Turkish cooking is renowned for its sweet, syrupy desserts like baklava and şekerpare but is equally famous for this more … More

The Path of Abraham

The Abraham Path is a cultural route connecting the cities associated with Abraham’s journey to the promised land. Storytelling, kindness … More

Paper marbling is a type of aqueous surface design, which can produce patterns that look like marble or other kinds … More

Turkish kitchen culture dictates that you will always find the cupboards stocked with the main ingredients used in most Turkish … More

The Walls of Constantinople are a succession of walls that have bordered and safeguarded the city of Constantinople (Modern day … More

Kızılhisar Castle (Red Fortress), also known by the names Keçi Kalesi or Goat Castle, is sat atop on Alamandağ Hill, … More

Unofficial sources had been saying that the second tunnel at Göcek would not be opening, for some time. This is due … More

In Turkish cuisine, ‘meze’ is often served as a starter or an accompliment to the main meal but can sometimes … More

Adana or Kıyma kebabı is a long, hand-made meat kebab, wrapped around an iron skewer and grilled on an open … More

İskender kebap (Alexander Kebab) is one of the most famous meat dishes of North-western Turkey and takes its name from … More