Famous for its photo-worthy hot air ballooning scenery at dusk, many travellers arrive here particularly to see that site.
2. Hagia Sophia
Built in the 6th century, The Church of Hagia Sophia has some of Turkey’s most illustrious Christian mosaics.
3. Galata Tower
Standing 67 meters in height overlooking the picturesque Mediterranean coast in Istanbul, the Galata Tower is a watchtower with great historical value.
4. Antalya
Besides Istanbul, Antalya is the next most admired city in the whole of Turkey. With its ancient Roman ruins and resort-like vibes, some souls would describe it as a modern-day Pompeii.
5. Pamukkale Thermal Pools
Pamukkale Thermal Pools are natural hot springs in Southwest Turkey. Those who aren’t familiar with hot springs often mistake Pamukkale for snow-capped mountains.