Accompany us on this virtual trip to Turkey and experience a country which has been shaped and moulded by some thousand years of history.
Aegean Region
Aegean Region is located in the west part of Turkey, surrounded by Aegean Sea on the west, Marmara Region on the north, Mediterranean Region on the south and Central Anatolia Region on the east.
Turkey's Aegean coast is beautiful, historic and agriculturally rich.
While the archeologists can explore the remains of a 5000-year old ancient civilization, the Nature lovers and photographers can have their full satisfaction in the form of picturesque surroundings and lovely landscapes.
Mediterranean Region
The Mediterranean Region is bordered by the Aegean Region to the west, the Central Anatolia to the north, the Eastern Anatolia to the northeast, the Southeastern Anatolia to the east, Syria to the southeast, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. It covers approximately 15 percent of Turkey with a surface area of 122.100 km2 (47,143 sq mi).
The Region, especially due to the natural and historical assets around the Gulf of Antalya, is very important tourist center in Turkey.
Central Anatolia
Central Anatolian Region, located in the center of Turkey, covers 19% of the total area of Turkey with its 151.000 km2 (62,548 sq mi) of land, it's the second largest region of Turkey after Eastern Anatolia.
Central Anatolia offers an incredibly historical and diverse landscape dating back to a diverse array of civilizations.
There are small and medium-size industrial facilities in Central Anatolia.
Marmara
The area of activity of the Union covers the Marmara Region which is Turkey’s most important region and a bridge between Europe and Asia. It covers 8.5 percent of the country with a surface area of 67.300 km2 (25,984 sq mi).
The Marmara Region is surrounded by the Black Sea and Central Anatolia Regions to the east, the Aegean Region to the south and Greece and Bulgaria to the northwest.
Southeastern Anatolia
Southeastern Anatolia is bordered by the Mediterranean Region to the west, the Eastern Anatolia Region to the north, Syria to the south, and Iraq to the southeast.
Southeastern Anatolia Region covers 7.5 percent of the lands in Turkey with a surface area of 61.000 km2 (23,552 sq mi).
Southeastern Anatolian Region has a very rich history and cultural heritage as can be seen in its magnificent historical sites.
North Cyprus
The third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, following Sicily and Sardinia, Cyprus is situated in the eastern Mediterranean, just south of the Anatolian peninsula (or Asia Minor) of the Asian mainland; thus, it is commonly included in the Middle East.
The central plain, the Mesaoria, is boardered by the Kyrenia and Pentadactylos mountains to the north and the Troödos mountain range to the south and west.
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Accompany us on this virtual trip to Turkey and experience a country which has been shaped and moulded by some thousand years of history.
