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The Manyas Bird Paradise National Park, located in the Marmara Region, within the borders of Balikesir, is a wonderful park declared as a national park in 1959. Manyas Bird Paradise Park with a surface area
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With 15 million people and a cosmopolitan structure known as one of most beautiful streets of istanbul with the architectural texture and protects the warm atmosphere, the beauty is kept alive. These cute streets, becoming
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Mardin, which glows like a necklace, where the lights of Syria are visible, is considered to be a city where the entire field of the city is selected along with Venice in the world. With
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Midyat, a town of Mardin, is known as the meeting point of religions and tongues. Mardin Midyat, one of Mardin largest and most populous districts, is one of the most developed districts in the Southeast
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Sapanca is a charming town in the Marmara Region, connected to Sakarya, on the western border of the city. Sapanca Lake in the north of this area and Adapazari in the central city of Sakarya
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One way around the world from the surface of Mars to have two special place in Salda Lake, is known as one of Turkey’s enchanting beauty. This lake, which is about 4 km away from
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Pamukkale, which is known as Denizli's largest city as its population; which is the center of the most important cultures since antiquity and is famous for its healing hot springs. Pamukkale, famous for its travertines
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Gelibolu Peninsula Historical National Park, an area of 33,500 hectares on the Canakkale borders. The national park, which was declared in 1973, carries the memories of the Gallipoli War between the Entente Powers and the
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The Yedigoller (Seven Lakes) National Park in the Western Black Sea Region, located in a very rugged region within the boundaries of Bolu province, has a rich vegetation cover resembling the "Forest Sea" with the
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When Mustafa Kemal Ataturk died in Istanbul on November 10, 1938, the funeral was taken to Ankara, but temporarily he was admitted to the Ankara Ethnography Museum. An international project competition opened for a grave
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