Located in Karapınar, in Türkiye’s Konya province, Meke Lake is one of the country’s most distinctive natural landmarks. Often described as the “world’s evil eye,” the lake stands out for its unusual shape, striking colours and volcanic origins.
Lake Tuz is offering visitors a strikingly different view these days, with shades of red and pink replacing its usual white appearance.
Thousands of visitors to the Karatay Lavender Garden and Mevlana Rose Park have expressed their admiration for Karatay through heartfelt messages written in the guestbook.
Konya’s lakes attracted large numbers of domestic and international tourists throughout the summer, offering visitors a chance to enjoy the region’s natural beauty, tranquil surroundings and refreshing landscapes.
Sugla Lake, one of Konya’s notable natural areas, is an important habitat for migratory and water birds in Central Anatolia.
Karatay Caravan Park, launched by Karatay Municipality to promote caravan tourism, continues to welcome visitors from across Türkiye and around the world.
The Obruk Caravanserai Museum Hotel is a remarkable blend of history, culture, and modern comfort located near the Kızören Sinkhole in Konya, Türkiye.
Konya, one of Turkey's historically and culturally rich cities, is home to many significant tombs. These tombs reflect Konya's rich spiritual and cultural heritage and offer visitors an experience filled with history and mysticism.
Akşehir Lake is situated in a basin between the Sultan and Emir Mountains, in the Akşehir district of Konya. Administratively, the lake lies within the borders of both Konya and Afyonkarahisar provinces.
Several highlands lie among the forested areas on either side of the Ahırlı–Konya road. Mainly used by residents of Akkiseli, these highlands are lush green areas surrounded by forests and rich in moisture.
Beyşehir Lake, Türkiye’s largest freshwater lake, is home to one of the country’s most remarkable natural attractions. Every year, thousands of blooming water lilies transform part of the lake into a breathtaking landscape, drawing photographers, nature…
Konya is one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in Anatolia. Once the capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, the city has been home to many civilizations throughout history.
