Fasıh Cave is located between the Susuz and Çatmakaya neighborhoods, at the point where İnboğazi meets the shore of Lake Suğla, between Kırklar and Kızıldağ Hill. The cave, which was discovered by French cavers in 1970, is 15 meters deep and 50 meters long.
Paragliding in Konya offers the opportunity to explore the city's unique nature from above, with safe tandem flights conducted alongside experts.
Konya offers inspiring experiences for tourists and nature travelers, especially amateur climbers, in the field of alternative tourism.
As the weather warms up, storks that have traveled thousands of kilometers from African countries take a break at Lake Tuz.
Konya is one of the oldest places of Anatolia. In which region is Konya, the largest city in Turkey? What are the districts of Konya? What are the places to visit in Konya and the historical places of Konya?
Konya's Karapınar district continues to welcome visitors from around the world.
Three friends, who will travel more than 8,000 kilometers on horseback, visited the Mevlana Museum in Konya.
Konya awaits exploration not only with its ancient history and captivating culture but also with its spots perfect for day-long nature getaways.
This travel-tourism and history axis of Anatolia's most unique beauty begins with Meram Vineyards. The historical Meram Vineyards are being revitalized with the work carried out on an 18.000m2 land located at the intersection of Meram Municipality's Yeni…
Turkish Statistical Institute shared tourism statistics data for the October-December period, the last quarter of 2024.
The “3rd Tourism Mobility Program,” organized in collaboration with the Konya Metropolitan Municipality Youth Council and the Social Innovation Agency, brought together participants eager to explore the city's cultural heritage and tourism potential.
Göksu River fascinates people with its turquoise colour even in winter months. The river, which passes through the borders of Bucakkışla village, 45 kilometres from the centre of Karaman, brings together nature and history lovers at the point where it meets…
