Nature Lovers Flock to Dipsiz Lake
Located on the border of Bozkır district in Konya and Akseki district in Antalya, Dipsiz Lake has become a favorite destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and outdoor lovers seeking a peaceful escape.
Located on the border of Bozkır district in Konya and Akseki district in Antalya, Dipsiz Lake has become a favorite destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and outdoor lovers seeking a peaceful escape.
Adaköy is a small village in Konya’s Beyşehir district, located on the shores of Lake Beyşehir, Turkey’s largest freshwater lake. Surrounded by nature, it offers a peaceful setting where visitors can experience the quieter side of the region.
Karatay Mevlana Rose Park, located in the Karaaslan Üzümcü Neighborhood and spanning 14,000 square meters, has once again begun welcoming visitors with the arrival of the rose season.
Konya is one of Anatolia’s most remarkable cities, shaped by thousands of years of history and enriched by the legacy of diverse civilizations and faiths.
Konya, one of Türkiye’s largest provinces by area, is distinguished by its vast plains, unique geological formations, diverse climate, and rich natural heritage.
Selçuklu Flower Garden, one of Selçuklu’s most colorful attractions and home to hundreds of thousands of flowers, is ready to welcome visitors for the new season.
Kızkalesi Island, located in the tranquil waters of Lake Beyşehir in Konya, is known for its distinctive charm and captivating scenery.
Acıgöl, located in the Karapınar district of Konya, has become a popular destination for both local and foreign tourists.
Beyşehir is situated on a fertile plain within a basin-like landscape, much of which is occupied by the lake itself. The Beyşehir Lake Basin plays a vital role in the region’s tourism, standing out for its historical depth and natural beauty.
Located 15 km from Çeltik district of Konya, the Beşgöz Recreation Area is home to a wide range of karst formations that attract both local and international visitors.
Located approximately 65 kilometers east of Konya near the village of Kızören, Kızören Sinkhole is one of Türkiye’s most remarkable geological formations.
Meke Lake, the world-famous volcanic crater lake often referred to as "Konya's evil eye bead," presented stunning views as a layer of morning fog drifted across its unique landscape.