The Turkish Republic is located in the Middle East region, it is bordered on the north by the Black Sea, on the west by the Aegean Sea, on the south by the Mediterranean Sea and by a number of rivers and there are giant lakes, with progress and economic prosperity in which the development of tourism activity has greatly developed. Turkey has huge historical, natural and cultural attractions. It has a group of giant mosques, museums and beaches, so it is the permanent tourist front for a huge segment of the population annually. There are two parts: the Asian side and the European side. The Bosphorus strait connects the Black Sea and the Aegean Sea. Standing for you in the winter.
1- Walking great miles on the ice
Turkey is the only country that has about 100 peaks at a height of 9800 feet, which is equivalent to 3000 meters. There are dozens of snow ski resorts in various forms and colors most popular those resorts located in the south on the Sea of Marmara and close to the alpine village and the Uludag mountains that rise More than 6,500 feet and Palandöken in the eastern region of Erzurum, Turkey is the country with the most interest in ski resorts with the longest ski circuit in Europe, which is one of the reasons why it is a very distinctive tourist destination in the winter.
2- Visiting the Greek and Romen antiquities
The best times are appropriate for visiting the Greek and Romen monuments overlooking the coasts of the Black Sea or in the areas that overlook it in the winter, where the temperature decreases and the heat evaporates. The marble and limestone ruins are of white marble and statues that reflect Romen life. They were interested in photography, built in 333 BC.
3- Real knowledge of Santa Claus:
We know that the supporters of Christ Jesus, peace be upon him, went to separate cities in the world, among the cities, the ancient town of Mira, which is located among the palm trees on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. In this town, you learn about the legend of Santa Claus and how it started.
4- Experience a warm Turkish bath
Taking shelter in the winter in the cold cold with steam is an exciting and wonderful experience. There are in all parts of Turkey and Istanbul, especially a number of Turkish baths that were built in the sixteenth century A.D. Winter, the bathrooms depend on a certain system for ventilation and construction, and all Turkish baths are built in the Ottoman era and have been renewed over time. The cost ranges between 200-500 TL.
5- Go fishing on the edge of Asia and Europe
In the winter, millions of fish migrate through the Bosphorus strait, in Istanbul from the cold weather where the warmth of the Black Sea flocks a huge number of fishermen along the waterway that divides the city of Istanbul into a European part and an Asian part or over the Galata Bridge that extends over the Golden Horn. Fans of hunting gather on the leaning path to catch the finest fish and enjoy a wonderful fish lüfer (glutton), palamutt (bonito), hamsi (anchovy), and mezgitt (whiteness).
6- Hot milk drink
Of the traditional drinks dating back to the Ottoman period, Al-Eran is called flour, sugar, flour, hot milk, and cinnamon. Nuts, such as pistachios, cashews, nuts, almonds, and peanuts, can be put on demand. It is a winter drink in Istanbul.
7- Turkish sweets
Winter helps burn more calories The body needs to compensate for that. Fresh and dried fruits and fruits, pistachios, beans, and chickpeas are the main ingredients of aşure dish. One of the must-eat varieties in winter is the other popular desserts are quince, or ayva, with green pistachio chips.
8- Visit the Abant Lake
You can do some creative things by either walking on the lake or riding in horse-drawn carriages and photographing in cypress forests and beech trees covered in snow.
9- Lake Van
In southeast Turkey there are giant heights Lake Van is the largest lake that rises on the northern and western beaches is at the highest levels of the peak volcanic region where there are mosques, castles and ancient churches.
