Meke Lake's Breathtaking Morning Views
The world-renowned Meke Lake, known as "Konya's evil eye bead," transformed into a postcard-worthy scene as fog settled over its natural beauty.
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Konya Promotes Thermal and Ski Tourism Together
There is no specific time to visit Konya, as the city offers activities year-round, both in summer and winter.
Meram Municipality's Cafes and Restaurants Remain the City's Favorite During Ramadan
Cafes and restaurants in Meram Municipality continue to attract great interest during Ramadan. Ala Balık and Aydın Çavuş Restaurants, as well as Huzur, Yenice, and Hocafakıh Cafes, offer carefully prepared menus and a special Ramadan concept, providing a…
Turkey's Ancient Cities Shed Light on Vast Mesopotamian History
Konya's 9,000-year-old Çatalhöyük, Çorum's Hittite ruins and its cultural and artistic center Alacahöyük, Anatolia's first executive military center, and Kayseri's Kültepe, home to thousands of clay tablets, are ancient sites included in Turkey's vast…
Düden Lake Offers a Unique View in Konya
Düden Lake, located in Konya’s Karapınar district, is a peaceful and unique natural lake.
Meke Lake Welcomes Nature Lovers After Snow
Meke Lake, a geological heritage site in Konya's Karapınar district, was covered in white after snowfall.
The Kuşça Fairy Chimneys in Konya
The Kuşça Fairy Chimneys, nestled in the Kuşça Neighborhood of Konya’s Karatay District, offer a captivating glimpse into the power of nature’s artistry.
Kyoto Japanese Park in Konya
In the heart of Konya, a peaceful escape brings a touch of Japan to the center of Anatolia. Kyoto Japanese Park offers visitors a serene atmosphere shaped by traditional Japanese garden design and natural harmony.
Akyokuş Offers Panoramic City Views
The Akyokuş Pavilion Project, implemented by Konya Metropolitan Municipality, aims to offer a unique experience to visitors. By blending modern architecture with traditional elements, the project reflects the history and culture of Konya.
The Geography of Konya: Mountains, Plains, and Lakes
The geography of Konya is bordered by the majestic Taurus Mountains to the south and defined by a vast landscape of high plateaus and fertile plains.
Beyşehir Brings History and Nature Together
Nestled on the shores of Turkey's largest freshwater lake, Beyşehir is a city where history, faith, and nature embrace each other.
Sugla Lake Offers a Local Nature Spot in Konya
Suğla Lake, located in the Seydişehir district of Konya about 130 kilometers from the city center, is one of Central Anatolia’s rare natural lakes and an important ecological area.