Turkey, with its profound historical background and charming landscapes, is a storehouse for geographical and cultural excellence. Istanbul’s magnificence or Cappadocia’s striking landscapes time and again steals the show, but the country is replete with little-known destinations or hidden gems, each of which can present outstanding experiences. From quiet villages to yesteryear ruins, these treasures are certain in leaving a noteworthy impression. 

Ishak Pasha Palace

This is a pretty architectural marvel perched on a verdant mount overlooking eastern Turkey’s rocky mountains.  Built during the primeval 18th century, the magnificent Ishak Pasha Palace in Dogubeyazit merges Seljuk, Ottoman along with Persian influences. Its chief highlights comprise striking courtyards, elaborate domes, and fanciful carvings that transport guests to the yesteryears. What is more? This palace also presents Mount Ararat’s panoramic sights thus making it an enchanting hotspot for photographers and history fans alike. 

Alacati

Situated on the gorgeous Cesme Peninsula, this delightful

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