Turkey, a country at crossroads between Africa, Asia and Europe, is enveloped on three sides by Aegean sea, Black sea and Mediterranean sea. Loaded with mountains, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, seas, sun-kissed azure beaches, lagoons, forests, flora/fauna, golden sands, deserts, gorges, desolate tracts, national parks, archaeological and UNESCO sites, it never fails to awe-inspire you. This diverse country extends from western Asia to Europe with its intriguing architectures, historic structures, bewitching natural splendor, rich tradition, vibrant nightlife, bustling markets, quaint villages, modern cities, warm locals, charming coastal towns and mouth-watering cuisines. Cappadocia boasts of undulating valleys and outlandish rock formations whereas one can be fascinated by impressive St Peter’s castle, thermal warm springs at Pamukkale and Roman ruins & seashores at Antalya. Istanbul, a famed one among its cities, is a major city in Turkey that straddles Europe and Asia across Bosphorus strait. This city is known for its Topkapi palace, Basilica Cistern, Roman-era Hippodrome and iconic Byzantine Hagia Sophia that features a soaring 6^th century dome plus rare Christian mosaics. Its capital city – Ankara is in central Anatolia region that is home to State Opera & Ballet, Presidential Symphony Orchestra, national theaters as well as Anitkabir hilltop mausoleum. Aside these all, Turkey is home to Mt. Nemrut, Dolmabahce palace, Yedikule Fortress, Pergamum, Aspendos, Ani, Sumela monastery, Ephesus, Patara beach, Galata tower, Chora church, Blue mosque, Grand Bazaar, Bosphorus Cruise, Taksim square, Goreme museum, Kaymakli underground town, Ihlara valley, Uchisar castle and much more attractions you ultimately fall in love with.