Category EUROPE
The Gelati Monastery is one of the most beautiful in Georgia. Kutaisi is the second largest city in Georgia. Bagrati Cathedral, from the 11th century, is the most important tourist site of the city.
Mestia – located in the heart of the Caucasus. The town is located in the middle of majestic mountains and known for its medieval defensive towers.
Mtskheta – historical capital of Georgia, the cradle of Georgian Christianity. Two the most important Georgian religious churches are located in the city.
Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia – great history and culture. It is located next to the Kura River and surrounded by mountains. It offers many attractions and delicious food.
Georgia – a land of wonderful mountains, monasteries, historical monuments, picturesque landscapes and tasty food. Introduction to great travel.
Essential Turkey Travel Tips: From Ancient Sites to Modern Comforts Turkey, where East meets West, boasts a history spanning from Hittite empires to Ottoman splendor. Every stone here tells a story. These practical tips will help you navigate this fascinating… Continue Reading →
Trabzon: Black Sea Jewel Where Byzantine Heritage Meets Modern Turkey Perched dramatically above the Black Sea, Trabzon enchants visitors with its layered history dating back to 8th century BCE Greek colonists. Today this vibrant hub seamlessly blends cultural heritage with… Continue Reading →
Erzurum & Pasinler: Where History Meets Thermal Wonders Erzurum, often called the “Gateway to the East,” stands as one of Eastern Anatolia’s most fascinating cities. Perched at 1,900m altitude, it has served as a strategic military and trade hub for… Continue Reading →
Kars & Ani: A Journey Through Millennia of History On Turkey’s eastern frontier where steppes meet mountains, lies one of the region’s most fascinating sites – the ancient city of Ani. This remarkable time capsule transports visitors to the golden… Continue Reading →
Ararat & Doğubayazıt – Where Legend Meets History The journey from Van to Doğubayazıt offers a visual feast. Traveling along the Iranian border at sunrise reveals breathtaking views of majestic Mount Ararat (5,137m) and Little Ararat (3,896m). This vantage point… Continue Reading →
Van – Eastern Anatolia’s Pearl on a Salt Lake Perched beside Turkey’s largest lake, Van dazzles visitors with its historical treasures and natural wonders. The lake’s extraordinary pH of 9.7 makes it one of the world’s most alkaline bodies of… Continue Reading →
Diyarbakir – Ancient Kurdish Capital & Turkey’s Hidden Treasure With nearly one million residents, Diyarbakir stands as southeastern Turkey’s largest city and the unofficial capital of Kurdistan. Here, 5,000 years of history blend with modern life, creating an atmosphere unlike… Continue Reading →
Mardin – The Crown Jewel of Southeastern Turkey Mardin, often called an “open-air museum,” stands as one of Turkey’s most mesmerizing cities. Perched dramatically on mountain slopes, it offers breathtaking views across the Mesopotamian plains. Legend claims refugees founded the… Continue Reading →