New Tourism Favorites in Karatay
Karatay Municipality carries out many projects in order to bring rich cultural assets to tourism and to deliver them to future generations.
Karatay Municipality carries out many projects in order to bring rich cultural assets to tourism and to deliver them to future generations.
Located in the Karapınar district of Konya, Acıgöl stands out as one of Central Anatolia’s most striking natural formations. This crater lake was formed by ancient volcanic activity and is known for its high salt content and remarkably clear water.
Venues brought to Konya’s tourism by Selçuklu Municipality attracted strong interest from visitors who came to the city for the Seb-i Arus ceremonies.
Konya is one of Türkiye’s most significant cultural and spiritual centers, welcoming thousands of visitors every year. During the Sebi Arus period, the city gains an even deeper atmosphere, attracting those who want to explore its heritage, traditions, and…
The Historical Sille District and the Tropical Butterfly Garden, brought to Konya’s tourism landscape by the Selçuklu Municipality, drew strong interest from both domestic and international visitors who came to Konya for the Seb-i Arus ceremonies.
The historical beauty of Aziziye Mosque, which has been standing since the 17th century, draws attention as a cultural heritage. A popular spot for both locals and tourists in Konya, the mosque offers its visitors a spiritual experience.
Hadim, Konya's tranquil and peaceful district, captures the hearts of nature lovers with its Yerköprü Waterfall. With its unique ecosystem, captivating views, and cool waters, Yerköprü Waterfall welcomes thousands of visitors each year.
Nestled on the shores of Turkey's largest freshwater lake, Beyşehir is a city where history, faith, and nature embrace each other.
When we think of Konya, the city’s mosques often come to mind first. With their rich history and striking architecture, Konya’s mosques captivate both domestic and international visitors throughout the year.
Karatay Lavender Days hosted thousands of visitors from all over Turkey this year, offering a visual feast with its purple field. The event broke its own record by hosting 455,870 people during the three-day event.
Selçuklu Mayor Ahmet Pekyatırmacı stated that "the Selçuklu Municipality's investments and services have added value to Sille. It is a 5,000-year-old important cultural valley.
Sille, a settlement with a history spanning five thousand years, has long maintained a strong cultural connection to İstanbul, despite the great distance between them. Today, it stands as a historic neighborhood in Konya’s Selçuklu district.