Anatolian wild sheep, which is one of Turkey's endemic species and called "ceren" among the people because of its large and beautiful eyes, is followed with cameras 24/7 in an area of 60 thousand hectares in Konya.
Selcuk University, one of the prominent universities in Konya, has been selected as a "Specialized University" in Digital Technologies in Agriculture by the Council of Higher Education (YOK) in Turkey.
The natural stones extracted from the quarries in the district of Beysehir are being showcased at an international fair. It has been reported that natural stones and marbles extracted from quarries in Beysehir and its surrounding areas are being presented at…
On the last day of Ramadan, the historical Seyyid Harun Mosque located in the Seydişehir district of Konya opened the visitation of the “Muhammad's beard” ( Known in the Ottoman language as the Sakal-ı Şerif)
The Konya Gar Library (which means train station in English), located in a detached building next to the Konya High-Speed Train Station, was established in collaboration with the Konya Metropolitan Municipality.
The baby freshwater fish swarming to the lakeside in the Beyşehir district of Konya attract the attention of those who see them.
Selcuklu Municipality took its place at the 26th Mediterranean International Tourism and Travel Fair (EMITT), which is the international meeting point of the tourism sector, with its Tropical Butterfly Garden stand.
Flamingos that have begun to migrate to Lake Tuz (Turkish: Tuz Gölü meaning 'Salt Lake'), Turkey's second-largest lake, often visit Mamasin Dam during the day, creating colorful images.
This year, the "Ummah Iftar" organization, a tradition in Konya, will be hosted by Young Civil Society Organizations. Thousands of people will break their fast together in Mevlana Square.
Konya Selçuklu Municipality, in collaboration with the Union of Turkish World Municipalities (TDBB) and Yunus Emre Institute, inaugurated the Turkish Language Classroom in Donji Vakuf, a town in Sarajevo, completed under a joint project.
In Konya, the historical Melike Hatun Bazaar, known as the Kadınlar Pazarı (which translates to “Women’s Bazaar”) among the locals, has been vibrant for a century with its sections selling local delicacies as well as fresh fruits and vegetables.
A group of high school students in the Central Anatolian province of Konya has developed an electrical and solar-powered compost machine.
