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What's inside the 1,184 hectares of Soğuksu National Park
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

What's inside the 1,184 hectares of Soğuksu National Park

Home to the Black Vulture Monitoring Station and a fossil tree site, the park is one of Ankara's largest protected areas.

The secret behind Nallıhan Bird Paradise's colorful badland hills
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

The secret behind Nallıhan Bird Paradise's colorful badland hills

Located within the Davutoğlan Wildlife Development Area, the conservation zone stands out for its red-green geological formations.

Why Lake Mogan is Ankara residents' favorite nature escape
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

Why Lake Mogan is Ankara residents' favorite nature escape

One of Ankara's best-known natural lakes, Mogan is known for the park and bird-watching zone on its western shore.

Atakule has been part of Ankara's skyline since 1989
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

Atakule has been part of Ankara's skyline since 1989

Designed by architect Ragıp Buluç, the tower rises right above Botanical Park.

Why Beypazarı's timber mansions are still standing
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

Why Beypazarı's timber mansions are still standing

The historic houses of Rüstempaşa neighborhood are among the surviving examples of traditional Ottoman mansion architecture.

Why Gordion was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

Why Gordion was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023

The ancient capital of the Phrygian Kingdom is also associated with the legendary King Midas.

How the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations formed from a bedesten and a han
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

How the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations formed from a bedesten and a han

Combining the Mahmud Paşa Bedesteni and Kurşunlu Han buildings, the museum displays artifacts from Anatolia's various civilizations.

Who were Anıtkabir's architects Emin Onat and Orhan Arda
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

Who were Anıtkabir's architects Emin Onat and Orhan Arda

Completed in 1953, Anıtkabir remains Turkey's most visited mausoleum.

Ankara Castle's 2,300-year history atop Mount Pagos
Travel·Jul 30, 2026

Ankara Castle's 2,300-year history atop Mount Pagos

Built by Lysimachus in the 3rd century BC, the fortress bears traces of the Roman, Byzantine and Seljuk periods.