Kastamonu is a lovely city hidden in the midst of forests. The beauty of the 12th-century Byzantine castle at the foot of the hill welcomes you. The 13th-century Atabey Mosque and the Ibni Neccar Mosque are worth visiting.

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Turkey’s lush, humid and ubiquitously green Black Sea Coast surprises those who imagine the country to be nothing but barren steppes. From Turkey’s European border with Bulgaria to the Georgian border, dense pine forests cover the mountain tops; lush vegetation and bountiful crops grow in the lower elevations and valleys.

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Rize is one of the smallest provinces of Turkey but also one of the most important since it is the tea-industry center with processing and packing factories. The city is built in an area where the bright green tea bushes cover entire mountainsides.

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Edirne was for some years the Ottoman capital, and in the l8th century one of the seven largest cities in Europe. On a verdant plain of poplar trees near the junction of the Tunca and Meriç Rivers, this graceful historical city welcomes visitors as they make their way to İstanbul and other points east.

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The city of Çanakkale lies at the narrow, 1,200-meter entrance to the Çanakkale Strait that connects the Sea of Marmara and the Aegean. Passenger and car ferries run daily between Çanakkale, on the Asian side, and Eceabat and Kilitbahir; on the European side.

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Gelibolu Peninsula Historical National Park was established to honor the 500,000 soldiers who gave their lives on Gelibolu also known as Gallipoli. In 1915, Mustafa Kemal, commander of the Turkish army, led a successful campaign to drive out the allied powers from the area.

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Safranbolu has a beautiful nature along wiht its history and houses. However the perfection of the traditional Turkish houses of Safranbolu whish turns the city in a open museum makes the natural beauty less important. 

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Mugla is the ideal destination for those who want everything at once. It is one of the most ancient cities of the Caria region. The most beautiful holiday resorts of Bodrum, Marmaris, Datca, Koycegiz and the like, are all within the borders of Mugla province.

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With the Gökova Gulf to its north and the Hisarönü Gulf to the south, Datça is situated on a tiny peninsula with charming scenery.

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Fethiye is one of the most popular resorts due to its extreme loveliness. Set on a way wide bay, strewn with many islands. Fethiye is 135 kms southwest of Marmaris and has an outstanding and busy marina.

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Possessing the most special gifts of nature and history, Köycegiz stands beside the same named lake a tip of which touches the Mediterranean. Now a nature and wild life preserve, this site is a real paradise with its rare and beautiful setting, and with a history going back to 3500 BC.

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Antakya, the biblical Antioch, is situated on the Asi River (Orontes) in a fertile surrounding. Antakya was once the capital of the Seleucid kings and the life they lead in Antakya was renowned for its luxury and pleasures during Roman times.

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