Anatolian Wild Sheep Population on the Rise in Konya
In the Bozdağ Wildlife Development Center in Konya, the population of Anatolian wild sheep is increasing due to the conducted studies.
In the Bozdağ Wildlife Development Center in Konya, the population of Anatolian wild sheep is increasing due to the conducted studies.
In Anatolia, during the Seljuk and Ottoman periods, the “Istanbul tulip,” which was cultivated, but its production ceased for various reasons in the 19th century, will be reproduced once again.
Konya Metropolitan Municipality KOSKI General Directorate continues to be a pioneer in Smart City Technology.
The lavender festival held in Karapınar attracted attention.
In Konya, a historical settlement known for bringing together different cultures and hosting civilizations with its 5,000 years of history, Sille is blending with modern architecture.
The Konya Science Center, known as Turkey's first science center established with the support of TUBITAK (The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey), was opened in April 2014.
In the Kale neighborhood of Altındağ, Ankara, Konya Street has started to become one of the most shared places on social media.
The historical Sille Subaşı Bathhouse, located in the Sille neighborhood and restored by Selçuklu Municipality, is being transformed into the "Architecture Museum".
The "We are Walking in Konya" event organized by Konya Metropolitan Municipality continues to attract nature enthusiasts this year as well.
The first flamingo chicks of the year have hatched in Salt Lake, the country’s second-largest lake and self-proclaimed “flamingo paradise,” while teams are patrolling the lake to keep an eye on the birds.
In Konya, the "Kite Festival" organized by the Seljuk Municipality provided children with a delightful time. The municipality arranged an event for children at Sille Observation Hill.
The 320-page photo book featuring 306 images of Konya, created by the internationally renowned photographer Reha Bilir from Konya, has been published.