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Welcome to Turkey!

Explore the country that has on old and rich history, at the same time is a member of modern world. The country that represents a cultural mixture of east and west, while it geographically bridges Europe and Asia.

Online Hotel reservations for business, corporate and leisure travel.Turkey Hotels has many discount hotel suppliers to ensure that you get some of the cheapest rates on the Internet. We have great deals including accommodation in Istanbul Turkey, Marmara region, east of Turkey hotels, west part as Izmir, Canakkale and many more popular cities.

Western Turkey is the most popular area of Turkey, with its seaside resorts along the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts, incredible attractions, archaeological sites and museums. For the best in water sports as well as offering boat trips to the famous Blue Lagoon nearby head to Olu Deniz with its fine shingle beach.

Turkey's Aegean coast is beautiful and historically rich. The most spectacular of the classical sites are along the Aegean Coast, beginning from the northern border with Greece south to Bodrum. The treasures include the 3,100-year-old ruins of Troy, made famous by the poet Homer; the ruins of the city of Pergamum,  and the magnificent temples, colonnaded streets, and the theater in Ephesus.

General Information About Turkey

Turkey is a beautiful country making it a perfect travel and holiday destination. It has many folk tales, music styles, traditional foods,  and a wealth of historical sights. The Ottoman Empire was the latest reign to fall ending after the first world war in 1923 when Mustafa Kemal Ataturk  transformed Turkey into a democratic republic. Today, places like Istanbul remain simultaneously modern and traditional, western and eastern, accessible and familiar yet sweetly exotic. You can visit the modern capital city of Ankara (Ankara Hotels) and the people's capital of Istanbul (Istanbul hotels) where Turkey's main port is. Turkey also has many areas and cities that demand to be explored and experienced. From Istanbul, along the Agean sea west coast, to the Mediterranean South coast where you can see  the ruins of the Temple of Artemis named as one of the seven wonders of the world. The remains of Greek, Roman, Byzantium and Selcuk occupation can be found and some places are right opposite the Greek islands and it's possible during your stay in Turkey to visit these as well. Heading out of Istanbul towards the Agean sea across the sea of Marmaris and through Bursa (Bursa Hotels) which is famous for its Iskendar kebab is Gallipoli  (Gallipoli Hotels) , made famous by the battle that took place there. Every year many Turks and Australians come together for the Anzac Day ceremony at the sight.

Further down the west coast is the international trading city of Izmir (Izmir Hotels). Just below it you will find Ephesus, the ancient city that is said to have hosted one of Christ's disciples and where visitors can lay their hands on stones that have been standing for centuries. Nearby is the house of the Virgin Mary where she is believed to have lived up until her death. This place is a great addition for a trip to Ephesus and it's fascinating to see this small little house among the trees and imagine that it once housed such a famous lady. Then comes Kusadasi (Kusadasi Hotels). Kusadasi's aqua parks, sandy beaches, long hot summers and mild winters, facilities for boating and water sports make it an excellent holidaying choice.  Kusadasi has wonderful bars and cafes, great shops and buzzing, limitless nightlife. Kusadasi is opposite Samos with the possibility of visit to the Greek island.

Moving east from Ephesus brings visitors to Pamukkale  in Denizli (Denizli Hotels) province which is home to the ancient ruined city of Hierapolis . Heading back down in a southern direction you will come to Mugla (Mugla Hotels) province which contains the towns of Bodrum , Marmaris  and Fethiye  the tourist capitals.  Bodrum is also opposite the Greek island of Kos and is only a short ferry boat ride away. Marmaris is smaller but equally good fun with simply lovely marinas for those who enjoy boating. You can also take a ferry from here to the nearby Greek island of Rhodes.

Between Fethiye and Marmaris  is Dalyan Province. Where you can visit protected Iztuzu beach to sea the loggerhead sea turtles lay eggs in the summer months. Dalyan is famous for mud baths which can be visited by making a boat trip from Dalyan harbour.  Travelling east along Turkey's Mediterranean coast will bring you to Antalya where some of the most perfectly placed holiday resorts can be found and hotel villages are placed right on the waters edge - many with their own private flag beaches. Check out Antalya Hotels for individual hotel descriptions.  Here you can find the Lycian Way which is a trekking trail that begins in Fethiye and ends in Antalya passing through Olympos.  Olympos was inhabited by Lycians who were ruled by Romans and their remains are scattered over Olympos. Near to Olympos along the way is the canyon at Goynuk  near the town of  Kemer.  The Lycian Way will take you to the ancient city of Myra, Mount Olympos, the canyon and will bring you closer to the locals, their fascinating traditional ways of life and eventually the city of Antalya. Antalya city within Antalya province is a welcoming place for tourists. The city also has a great marina, night life and beautiful bays. In addition are the equally wonderful surrounding areas of Beldibi, Kemer, Side, Tekirova, Belek, Camyuva and the lovely Alanya, all making up what is usually referred to as the Turkish Riviera. Antalya province has an international airport. It's also possible to reach many of the resorts and boating towns in these areas by boat.

North East of Antalya is the province of Konya. Travellers particularly interested in Turkey's muslim and pagan cultures will enjoy Konya and can stay at Konya Hotels. Konya is home to the Mevlevi or Sufi who are better known as the whirling dervishes. Konya also has  interesting mosques including Aciveyiszade Mosque, the kule sight tower, the natural beauty of Meram, Alaaddin Hill and Meke Crater Lake. Further north east from Konya will lead you into central Anatolia, into Nevsehir (Nevsehir Hotels) and into Cappadocia which is famous for the Valley of the Fairy Chimneys. Here are also underground cities.

To the north of Turkey is the Black Sea region  and if you follow the coast you will eventually reach Trabzon (Trabzon Hotels) with its  Sulema monastery. This monastery is nearly 2000 years old and was built by Greeks who saw an image of the Virgin Mary on a nearby mountainside.  To the east, towards the Iranian border you will discover the city of Van (Van Hotels) with its incredible natural settings and the famous Van Lake.  Even though Arabian, Armenian, Roman, Byzantium, Ottoman and Selcuk peoples all crossed these areas it's the Uratians that have left their mark with an unusual cemetary. Look out for the Van cats that have one green eye and one blue eye. Even further east towards the border is Mount Ararat where Noah's Ark came to rest on this mountain top. Also in the east is Gaziantep (Gaziantep Hotels) which is famous for its pistachios, baklava , lahmacun, corba (soup), kofte (meatballs), corn bread and kebabs. If you are heading to Urfa and Adana (Adana Hotels) which border Syria you can eat some delicious spicy shish kebabs.

Although Ankara is the capital and centre of political power, Istanbul remains  the most exciting city and is culturally the most important city in Turkey. Here you can visit the peaceful Sultanahmet region where all the major sights are arranged in comfortable walking distance of each other. You should definetily see Aya Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Blue Mosque, The Grand Bazaar, The Spice and Egyptian Bazaars and The Bosphorus. Early risers can go at dawn to Halic - The Goldern Horn - to see the wonderful shape of the sun on the water a that point. All over town and especially in Sultanahmet are many ottoman style tea houses for tourists to rest and try a little Turkish tea. You can also have a  very strong but delicious Turk Kahvesi (Turkish coffee) and if you are lucky, a local may admit to being able to read the coffee grinds and tell you your fortune. Also, many Istanbul hotels are located in Sultanahmet.

Have a good time at Turkey !!!!!