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Blue Mosque:A Magnificent Legacy of Ottoman Architecture

The Blue Mosque, a defining landmark of Istanbul’s skyline, showcases the architectural genius of the Ottoman Empire at its zenith, during the reign of Sultan Ahmed I. Renowned for its stunning blue İznik tiles, this structure is not merely a place of worship but also a work of art and a living testament to history.

4,000-Year-Old Relief Discovered by Chance in Harput

4,000-Year-Old Relief Discovered by Chance in Harput

Nearly nine years ago, a remarkable 4,000-year-old relief emerged from the earth in Harput. Today, this extraordinary artifact graces the displays of the Elazığ City Museum, offering invaluable insights into the region’s ancient past. Unearthing the Past: The Discovery of the Harput Relief In 2016, during routine terracing work in the Nevruz forest area, approximately

Traditional Ceremony of the Cross from the Sea was Organised in Trilye

Traditional Ceremony of the Cross from the Sea was Organised in Trilye

In accordance with Christian beliefs, the Cross-Extraction Ceremony commemorating the birth and baptism of Jesus Christ was held in Trilye, a district of Mudanya in Bursa. This traditional ceremony was presided over by Senior Metropolitan Theoliptos, who led the service at the historic Panayia Episkepsis – St. Basil Greek Orthodox Church in Trilye. Following the

Meet Midas: The Four-Eared Cat Captivating Social Media in Turkiye

Meet Midas: The Four-Eared Cat Captivating Social Media in Turkiye

In the heart of Ankara, a unique feline named Midas has taken social media by storm. With his rare genetic mutation that gives him four ears, Midas has become a beloved figure among animal lovers worldwide. This article explores Midas’s extraordinary features, his health, and the joy he brings to his owners and fans alike.

Commemorative Coins Issued for Mahmutbey Mosque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Commemorative Coins Issued for Mahmutbey Mosque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

A commemorative coin has been issued for Mahmutbey Mosque, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mahmutbey Mosque is renowned for its unique architectural features and rich history, making it a valuable part of Türkiye‘s cultural heritage. Under the auspices of the Kastamonu Governorship and coordinated by the North Anatolia Development Agency (KUZKA),

First Discovery of Moon Milk Bacteria in Turkiye

‘Moon Milk’ Bacteria Discovered for the First Time in Türkiye

First Discovery of ‘Moon Milk’ Bacteria in Hayat Kayası Cave, Bafra, Samsun In a groundbreaking discovery, ‘Moon Milk’ bacteria have been found in the Hayat Kayası Cave, located between the Esençay and Başaran neighborhoods in Bafra, Samsun, northern Türkiye. This finding is significant as it marks the first occurrence of ‘Moon Milk’ bacteria in the

James Cameron Teases New Details About Avatar 3

James Cameron Teases New Details About Avatar 3

A few months ago, renowned director James Cameron announced that the highly anticipated third film in the Avatar series would be titled “Avatar: The Way of Fire and Ash.” This film is set to hit theaters on December 19, 2025, introducing audiences to a new aspect of the Na’vi tribe. Information About Avatar: The Way

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Archaeologists Discover Thousands of Bronze Statue Fragments in the Ancient City of Metropolis

Excavations at the Metropolis Ancient City in Torbalı, Izmir, have uncovered thousands of bronze sculpture fragments in what is believed to be an ancient “junkyard.” This striking discovery offers new insights into the artistic and cultural structure of the ancient world. Conducted under the “Future Heritage Project” of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the

Polonezköy: The 200-Year-Old Polish Village on the Brink of Disappearance

Polonezköy: The 200-Year-Old Polish Village on the Brink of Disappearance

Polonezköy, founded 200 years ago by Polish immigrants who came to Istanbul, is in danger of losing its cultural richness due to the decrease in its population of Polish origin. Prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski, a Polish nobleman, founded Polonezköy near Istanbul in the 19th century. Today, this village faces a serious challenge: a declining population

Archaeologists Discover Massive Thermal Baths in Pompeii

Archaeologists Discover Massive Thermal Baths in Pompeii

The ancient city of Pompeii, lying in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, once again opens the doors to the past. Recent excavations have uncovered an enormous thermal bath complex, thought to have belonged to an elite resident of the city. This discovery proves once again that Pompeii is not only a city buried under volcanic

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