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π Also known as Asia Minor, Anatolia makes up 97% of Turkeyβs landmass, stretching between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean.
ποΈ One of the oldest continuously inhabited regions in the world, with history dating back to 9000 B.C. at Gobekli Tepe.
ποΈ From stunning coastlines to vast mountains, Anatolia offers a diverse landscape with unique cultural experiences.
βοΈ Spring & Summer (April-September): Ideal for exploring historical ruins, beaches, and outdoor activities.
π Autumn (October-November): Perfect for cultural tours and food experiences.
βοΈ Winter (December-March): Great for skiing in Uludag and Palandoken or exploring less crowded historical sites.
β¨ A region steeped in history, from ancient ruins to Ottoman palaces.
ποΈ A breathtakingly diverse landscape, from coastal paradises to snow-capped mountains.
π½οΈ A foodieβs dream, offering regional specialties like kebabs, baklava, and fresh seafood.
π A gateway to unforgettable adventures, whether it’s hot air ballooning in Cappadocia or sailing along the Mediterranean.
π Discover Anatolia: The Land of Legends, History, and Natural Wonders!