Karatay Caravan Park Welcomes Travelers
Karatay Caravan Park continues to attract tourists traveling with their caravans from across Türkiye and around the world.
Karatay Caravan Park continues to attract tourists traveling with their caravans from across Türkiye and around the world.
The 405-kilometer-long Keykubad Migration and Caravan Route between Konya and Alanya, brought to life by the Konya Governorship, the Antalya Governorship, and Konya Metropolitan Municipality, continues to welcome nature enthusiasts.
Yerköprü Waterfall, one of the natural attractions of Konya, continues to draw increasing attention from visitors. Known for its unique scenery and peaceful atmosphere, the waterfall has become a popular destination for nature lovers, especially during the…
When thinking of Konya, the first thing that often comes to mind is its mosques. These mosques captivate visitors with their rich history and stunning architecture.
Meyil Lake is located within the Karapınar district of Konya and is known for its distinctive karstic formation. During certain periods of the year, the lake takes on striking pink and red tones, a natural phenomenon linked to falling water levels and…
The Karatay Municipality continues to implement important projects aimed at bringing thousands of years of cultural heritage into tourism and passing it on to future generations, while also taking innovative steps to promote the district.
Konya Kyoto Japanese Park, located in the Selçuklu district of Konya, Turkey, is a 36,000-square-meter park designed to celebrate the cultural exchange and friendship between Konya and its sister city, Kyoto in Japan.
Güneysınır is a district in Konya Province, Türkiye. Alongside its historical background, the district is known for its water cisterns located in both the town center and surrounding rural areas.
Konya Metropolitan Municipality continues to organize cycling tour events that bring together residents who want to explore the city’s historical, cultural, and natural richness by bike.
Eflatun Spring continues to welcome visitors as one of the most remarkable historical sites in Konya, with a history dating back thousands of years.
Cennet Çukuru, located within Gölyaka Neighborhood in the Beyşehir district of Konya, has become one of the must-visit destinations for campers, anglers, and nature enthusiasts.
The Devil’s Bridge, originally built as an aqueduct and later serving as a passage connecting two slopes, stands out with its spooky appearance in the 5,000-year-old Sille neighborhood in Konya, which shows traces of many civilizations.