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by Burcu Ermiş

Hello Everyone! I am Digi TinTin. 

I like discovering new places. I‘d like to travel around Turkey, Azerbaijan, Romania, and Poland. 

So I get on my van and hit the road!

My first destination is Muğla which is located in the west of Turkey.  I’ve heard that Muğla is one the most touristic places. Every year many tourists visit Muğla and its districts.  Let’s discover Muğla together!                                                                                                                                                                                                 by Kaan E.

Muğla is both the name of a city on Turkey’s southwestern coast as well as a province that comprises a large area along the Aegean coast. Apart from tourist summer hot spots such as Bodrum, Marmaris, and Fethiye, the province also has plenty of natural wonders and archaeological sites. We take a look at the best. 

                                                                                       by Sarp E.

The Muğla Province is a real heaven by the Aegean Sea, and so its best restaurants, of course, focus and freshly prepared meze and grilled fish. Also the most common traditional dish is 'Yogurtlama' which includes fried patatoes, peppers, aubergines with yogurt. From Bodrum to Fethiye, Marmaris to Datça, as well as the lesser-known Akyaka, we chose some of the best restaurants to enjoy some excellent Aegean food.      

                                                        by Duru K.

Bodrum Castle: Bodrum’s castle is the city’s most important landmark and towers over the area in all its medieval splendor. The castle, built in the 1400s, served the medieval Catholic military order of the Knights of St. John and was known as the Castle of St. Peter. Nowadays, it is a museum that houses an impressive collection of ancient shipwrecks discovered in the Aegean.                                                          by Doruk F.D.

Butterfly Valley-Oludeniz: An absolutely enchanting paradise where mountains emerge from the deep blue sea, it greets travelers who are used to living in plain tents or bungalows. Turkey's famous Blue Lagoon, is famous for its turquoise and aquamarine colors. The region, which is frequented by tourists, is named after its extremely calm waters even when a storm is rising. Oludeniz is also one of the best places for paragliding in Turkey.                                                                                                                              by Ayşe E.Y.

Kaunos: Another striking excavation site, Kaunos belonged to ancient Caria and later on to the Lycian Empire. Once an important seaport around the 10th century BC, the city was later abandoned after being captured by the Turkish tribes and the malaria epidemic of the 15th century AD.

                                                                                    by Rüya B.B.

Kayaköy: This famous ghost town near the populous summer town of Fethiye was once itself a thriving community of Muslims and Christians that lived in harmony until the population exchange between Greece and Turkey in 1923. Nowadays, the churches, homes, and shops of Kayaköy are in a state of dilapidation but continue to tell their story of better days.                                         by Cennet A.K.

Sedir Island: This beautiful beach has become famous for its sand, composed entirely of seashells. As legend has it, the sand was transported via ships from North Africa so that Cleopatra and Anthony could enjoy the beach. The perfectly shaped organic sand is, thus, protected by goverment in order to prevent theft.       

                                                                                    by Melek N.O.

Mausoleum of Halicarnassus: The remains of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus signify one of the world’s most important aesthetic wonders. Considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the mausoleum was once 148 feet (45 meters) high, with all four walls adorned with sculptural reliefs. The giant tomb, constructed between 353 and 350 BC, was for Mausolus, satrap of the Persian Empire, and his wife, Artemisia II. 

                                                                                    by Melih M.S.

Lake Köyceğiz: You probably won't run into any tourists in this small town,which overlooks a beautiful lake of the same name.Take a stroll by the water,have some tea at one the cafés,and be greatful to be alone with your thoughts at least for a while.   

                                                                                    by Sanem K. 

Muğla is very rich regarding endemic types of vegetation. On the agricultural front, the region is famous for honey, olives, olive oil, citrus fruits, almonds, various herbs, and greenhouse vegetables. Muğla is the paradise of monumental trees and more than two-thirds of Muğla is covered with forests. Muğla has a Mediterranean climate. I've learned this information from Private Ortaca Final Schools e-Twinning Team.

And I will continue my journey with Izmir! WAIT FOR ME IZMIR!              

                                                                                               by Elif T.

to Izmir

                by Merve ELMACI 

IZMIR AGORA was established on the northern slope of Pagos Mountain in the Hellenistic Period (4th century BC). Most of the remains that have survived to the present day are M.S. They are the buildings rebuilt by the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius after the earthquake in 178. It is the state agora of the city. The three-storey Agora with the Basilica, Court halls and 28 shops used in the functioning of the state is one of the most distinguished examples of Roman buildings.                        by Evren Ata P. 

SMYRNA was established for the second time in 333 BC, on the foothills of Mount Pagos upon the dream of Macedonian King Alexander the Great. The Hellenistic period begins with the transfer of the city of Smyrna here. Kadifekalede was built in this period. The borders of the city extend to the present-day Bahribaba Park and the Meles Stream.                                                                                  by Evren Ata P. 

ASCLEPION: Water-mud baths, massages, healing jackal, music, and various ceremonies were among the most important methods of treatment and physiotherapy in Pergamon Asclepion. The Asclepion had healing waters, corridors, tunnels and marble theaters where mentally ill patients could visit water and bird items. 

                                                   by Halil K. 

RUINED DOOR: The entrance to Asklepion during the Roman period was through the arched door, which has only a short wall today and is called the Viran Gate by the people. 

             by Halil K. 

BEAUTY SPA: Kleopetra found its beauty there . The water there made people beautiful.  The reason why it is called beauty spa is that water makes people beautiful.   

                                                                    by Beren Ş.   

Kozak Plateu in Bergama: Famous for its highlands.

Famous for pine nuts. There are picnic areas.

                                       by Beren Ş.    

RED BASILICA:  It is a Roman temple in Pergamon in Izmir. The temple was built in the 2nd century AD during the Roman Empire, probably during the time of Hadrian. It is one of the largest Roman buildings still standing in the ancient Greek World.   

                                                                                   by Bedirhan Ö. 

KUPLU BATH:  It was built in the 16th Century . It was renovated by the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality between November 2016 and December 2018 at a cost of 1.2 million Turkish liras. It is reopened on February 9, 2019. 

                                                                          by Bedirhan Ö.

EPHESUS ANCIENT CITY-İZMİR Ephesus was an ancient Greek city which was located on the coast of Aegean Sea. The city is on the World Heritage List.

THE HOUSE OF VIRGIN MARY-İZMİR The House of Virgin Mary is a Catholic shrine located near Ephesus. The house was discovered in the 19th century.                                                                                                                                                                   by Öykü T.    

ACROPOLIS: The word ''acropolıs means'' ın Ancıent Greek. Bergama Acropolıs ıs called ''castle hııl'' by the locals. The separate city of Bergama ıs a UNESCO herıtage.

                                                                             by Duru U. 

ZEUS ALTAR:  The Pergamon Zeus Altar or Zeus Altar ıs a monumental relıgıous buıldıng buılt ın the 2nd century BC by the Attalos dynasty who ruled the Kıngdom of Pergamon ın the ancıent cıty of Pergamon . which is now called Bergama in North West Anatalıon ,ın the north of Izmir .  It is in Pergamon Museum in Germany now.             by Duru U

ELEVATOR TOWER: It is an Elevator Tower that houses two elevators operating between Mithatpaşa Streeet and Şehit Nihatbey Street, one of which is 58 m higher than the other. It is built in 1907 by jewish businessman  'Nesim Levi Bayraklıoğlu'. The elevator was built to provide fast and easy transportation between two districts , one of which is reached by 155 steps from the other. Today, it is used by the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality as an entertainment, cultural and recreational space. It is an important touristic destination of the city.        

                                 by Muammer Ö. 

CLOCK TOWER: The historical clock tower was built in 1901 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Abdülhamid's ascension to the throne.           

      by Muammer Ö. 

CESME:  Famous for its sea,. Cesme has attracted the attention of millions of tourists.

KARABURUN:  There is the Aegean Sea to its west, north and east. Located on the Karaburun Peninsula, the district is the smallest district of the province in terms of population.

URLA:  Güzelbahçe and Seferihisar are located in the east of the district, Çeşme in the west, Karaburun and Aegean Sea in the northwest, İzmir Bay in the north and the Aegean Sea in the south.                                            by Eren K.   

SEFERIHISAR  is one of the district of Izmir located in the coastal region. Seferihisar is one of the quietest districts in Turkey. Seferihisar is one of the most important tourist places in Turkey. The ancient city of Teos, places such as shallow water are worthseeing.                                                by Doğa K. 

DIKILI  is the northernmost district of Izmir province, located about 140  kilometers from the Ege Sea, the Island of Midillis considered neighboring Dikili. Dikili is a holiday paradise with its bays of unique beauty. 

FOCA  is a coastal town in the north of Izmir. the name Phokaia in ancient times was changed to Foca over time. The temple of Athena, the cliffs of Siren are also some of the most beautiful places to visit in Foca.                     by Doğa K. 

Hello from Balıkesir Burhaniye. I and my students great you  from our beatiful city.My students send their love Balıkesir,Burhaniye ,Ayvalık and Kaz Mountains.  

                                                                           by Gülşen Teacher 

FERİHANUR BAHDINLI  TAKSİYARHİS CHURCH

Taksiyarhis Church is the first church of Ayvalık.Ayvalık, a Greek regian at the and of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th century,devoloped around the firt period structure of this church                              By FERİHA BAHADINLI

Turkey's marmara region with between the Aegean region's nutural bi boundary forming greese also are BING mythology until the name known as the  province beak 1994.The NationalPark declared by geese also are considered one of the word's  oxygen line source 

by Murat Bhadınlı

Manyas Bird Paradise : Bird Paradise National Park,also known as Manyas Bird Paradise located in Bandırma distriot of Balıkesir.is a natural wonder....Manyas Bird Sanctuary,which  has dept of about 3 methers,is a fresh water lake as well as a shallow structure    by Ayşenur Bahadınlı

 ören BEACHES: With its-winning beaches and protected nature in the Aegean region,the ruins in Balıkesir Burhaniye districh continue to host hundreds of thousands of local and foreign tourists every year, bringing a perfect sea pleasure to its visitors.          by Serhat Bahadınlı 

What is belived about Sotan's footprint onthe devil's  table is an ancient lava deposit that the public wishes by throwing coins. By Mustafa Bahadınlı

Hello everyone from Yozgat.

We will introduce you to Yozgat with my students.

It is a province of ours in the Middle Kızılırmak part of Central Anatolia and its center is also known by the same name. The city of Yozgat was established at the foot of one of the high hills of the Bozok plateau.Its famous dishes are jug kebab and arabaşı.Yozgat has a continental climate.

                                                             By Fadime Biçer

Esma Yozgat-Yozgat Pine Grove National Park

Yozgat Çamlık National Park was declared a national park in 1958. Çamlık National Park, is the first National Park in Turkey.  For this reason, there is also the potential for botanical tourism in Yozgat Çamlığı.                                                                                                                                      By Mrs. Esma

The first survey studies in the ancient city of Kerkenes Mountain, located in Şahmuratlı Village of Sorgun District of Yozgat, started in 1993 and turned into a form of research with the museum in 1998-2000. Phrygian inscriptions found during the 2003 campaign show that the city may have been a Phrygian settlement. It is believed that this is the city recorded as Pteria in ancient sources.                         

                                                                        by Ceren Yozgat

Hi Everyone.We are going to introduce Hatay,'''peace city'' from Unesco.Hatay is one of the most crowded cities of Turkey. It is located on the Mediterranean Region. It has a seaside to Mediterranean Sea. It has a huge importance for trade because there is a big seaport. Hatay is also a historical place. There are lots of historical churches and mosques.

                                                        By Samet KAPLAN

 l will tell you about  Harbiye waterfall, whic is one of the places l went to today. Harbiye waterfall is one of the places to visit in Harbiye. You can swim in the cold waters of the waterfall or you can eat at the restaurants built on top of the waterfall l lıked ıt very much . a must visit place.   by Aydan K.

The Vespasianus Titus Tunnel is an ancient water tunnel built for the city of Seleucia Pieria, the port of Antioch (modern Antakya), in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD.

It is located at the foot of the Nur Mountains, near the modern village of Çevlik, 7 km (4.3 mi) northwest of central Samandağ (the medieval port of Saint Symeon) and 35 km (22 mi) southwest of Antakya.

The tunnel is part of a water diversion system consisting of a dam, a short approach channel, the first tunnel section, a short intermediary channel, the second tunnel section and a long discharge channel. by Berkay K.

Church Of SaInt Peter: St. Peter Church is located on the west side of Asi River and by the west foot of Hac (Staurin) Mountain. This cave is widely believed to have been dug by the St.Peter himself as a place for the early Christian community. And people believes the church is the very first Christian church. The area where the church was constructed is the antique city of Antiokheia. As the Antiokheia got bigger between II. and IV. Centuries, church turned to be in the middle of the city.   -By Poyraz G

Samandağ Beach is  fine sand beach at 27 km west of on the Mediterranean. 

Hatay Archeology Museum is an art museum where artefacts from the ancient period are exhibited. December 28, 2014 The museum has a large mosaic exhibition.İts the 2nd most biggest mosaic museum in the world.

                                                      By Aslı B.

Welcome to Şanlıurfa.

                                        By Oktay ÜVEYİK

The Castle of Urfa BC. It is estimated that it was founded on a Neolithic area dating back to 10,000 BC. The 12,000-year-old Balıklıgöl Statue and Castle area, which were unearthed next to the castle and exhibibited in Şanlıurfa Museum, reveal the history of the Balıklıgöl basin. The castle is not mentioned in the records belonging to the 6th century. 

By Mehmet Baran Suruç

by Asmin Suruç

By Gamze Suruç

By Özlem Suruç

And here is the Flag of Azerbaijan!