The Selçuklu Flower Garden, established in Konya by the Selçuklu Municipality, is once again offering a visual feast to visitors this year with 375,000 flowers from 27 species and 70 varieties.
Located in the Beyşehir district of Konya, the Water Lily Garden draws attention with its blooming aquatic plants during the summer months. The lilies covering the surface of the lake reach their most vibrant state between late June and mid-July.
Cycling enthusiasts experienced a journey through history and nature on the new bike route created by Konya Metropolitan Municipality and supported by the Mevlana Development Agency (MEVKA).
The lavender garden established by Meram Municipality in Dere Neighborhood is captivating visitors once again with its blooming flowers and lavender.
Lake Tuz is one of Turkey’s most extraordinary natural landmarks. Located in Central Anatolia, it stretches across the provinces of Ankara, Konya, and Aksaray.
Located about 65 kilometers east of Konya city center near the village of Kızören, this massive sinkhole is one of Turkey’s largest and most impressive natural formations.
Nestled just a few kilometers from the heart of Konya, Sille Village offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Popular spots in Selcuklu became favorites among visitors during the Eid al-Adha holiday. The Tropical Butterfly Garden, Selcuklu Viewing Hill, Sille Dam Park, and local museums drew great interest, welcoming a total of 81,455 visitors.
Located in the Karaaslan Üzümcü Neighborhood and covering an area of 14,000 square meters, Karatay Mevlana Rose Park has opened for the new season. The park greets its visitors with 50,000 roses of 190 different varieties.
A colorful cultural event themed around Bangladeshi water lilies was held for the second time in Konya’s Beyşehir district.
Konya is home to many natural attractions thanks to its vast area and diverse geography.
German cyclist Tamino Rexhausen, currently on a world tour, took a break in the Karapınar district of Konya.
