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Category: TOURISM & CULTURE
Söğle: a traditional Turkish cheese aged for 4 months underground
Moving farewell to Turkish singer Nev, who died aged 57
Yanartaş, Turkey: the sacred fire that has been burning for 2,500 years
Archaeologists discover a 2,800-year-old flute in Troy
$3,600 tours to visit the alleged site of Noah’s Ark in Turkey
131 Hittite king’s cuneiform tablets on wars and epidemics found in Turkey
35 million foreign tourists visited Turkey between January and August
Fragment of the world’s first peace treaty found in the ruins of Hattusa
Marine fossil from shortly before the extinction of the dinosaurs found in Ankara
Excavations at Troy reveal the city survived the end of the Bronze Age
Bintepeler: the gigantic ‘pyramids of Anatolia’ built by the Lydians
Roman villa with mosaics discovered in the ruins of Adramytteion, Turkey
Unique human sculpture dating back 11,000 years discovered at Karahantepe
Stele bearing Prophet Muhammad’s name discovered in the ruins of Ani (Turkey)
New study suggests that Noah’s Ark is in Durupınar, Turkey
Turkey to resume archaeological excavations at Rhodiapolis ruins in Antalya
Archaeologists restore a 3,500-year-old Hittite neighbourhood in ancient Hattusa
Archaeologists unearth new rectangular structures at Göbekli Tepe
The solar eclipse that brought a battle to a halt more than 2,000 years ago
Archaeologists discover a statue of a Greek god in Aspendos
Troy: history of the city that survived its own legend
Archaeologists discover a 2,500-year-old statue in the ruins of Sardis, Turkey
International Balloon Festival once again brings colour to the skies over Cappadocia
The Battle of the Granicus: the victory that opened Asia to Alexander the Great
Archaeologists discover evidence of the great earthquake that destroyed Troy
Troy Museum exhibits a replica of the ship from The Odyssey
Spectacular images of Turkey’s Lake Tuz turned pink
Cappadocia is the world’s best destination for watching the sunset
