Man cannot discover new oceans unless he dares to lose sight of the shore. Andre Gide
Konya, as one of the most established cities in Anatolia, attracts attention not only with its historical heritage, but also with its natural beauties, hidden routes and special spots waiting to be discovered. The structures, lakes, valleys and caves that have survived from the Seljuk period make the city a rich travel destination both culturally …
Konya, besides being one of the largest provinces in Turkey in terms of area, offers unique opportunities for camping enthusiasts with its natural beauties, lakes, plateaus, and valleys. For those who want to stay in tents or caravans, there are many free and paid campsites in and around the city center and districts. This guide compiles 16 camping …
There are many remarkable buildings with different architectural features in various geographical regions of Turkey. However, among these buildings, one building in Konya stands out with its unique structural features. This extraordinary structure, the project of which was carried out by Bilgin Architectural Design, hosts Europe’s largest solar power plant in the Karapınar district. Kalyon …
Konya’s Geyik Mountains came to the fore with a discovery that excited nature and science enthusiasts. A ‘circus glacier’ dating back 2.5 million years was discovered at the foothills of these 2700-meter-high mountains. This glacier is one of the typical glaciers formed on the slopes of mountains. Prof. Dr. Adnan Pınar stated that this discovery …
A discovery deep in history took place in the Ancient City of Savatra in Konya. The mass grave of children dating back to the 4th or 5th century AD excited scientists. This ancient city, Selçuk University Cultural Heritage Preservation and Restoration Department Head Assoc. Dr. It is at the center of the excavations led by …