Turkish Airports

Turkey is generally visited by air. The main important cities and holiday destinations with their historical heritage and modern design are Istanbul, Ankara, Antalya, Denizli, Kars, Muğla, Bodrum, Fethiye, İzmir, Adana, Trabzon, Diyarbakır, Samsun and Bursa. Turkey is generally known for its visitors to collect valuable memories and provide peace of mind. The easiest, most economical and reliable way to visit Turkey is to visit these magnificent cities by air.

With its geographical location, cultural richness and helpful people, Turkey always experiences heavy visitor traffic. Located on the Mediterranean coastline, impressive mosques and stunning natural scenery, it is also a popular tourist destination. Turkey is surrounded by seas on three sides. Mediterranean in the south, Aegean in the west and Black Sea in the north. The Sea of ​​Marmara in the northwest includes the Istanbul and Dardanelles Straits and is Turkey's territorial waters.

 Also known as the Republic of Turkey, Turkey is both a European and an Asian country. Its northwest neighbor is Bulgaria; Greece in the west; Armenia, Azerbaijan and Iran in the east; Georgia in the northeast; Syria in the south; and Iraq to the southeast.

But there is also a lot that travelers probably don't know, just below are some of the most interesting and surprising facts about Turkey. There are also a few fun facts to keep the little ones entertained. The climate in Turkey varies according to the region. In general, the climate of the country is temperate. The Black Sea region is temperate and rainy; the south and the Aegean region have a Mediterranean climate; The central, eastern and southeastern regions have a continental climate.