Rising majestically from eastern Anatolia at the intersection of the Turkish, Armenian, Iranian, and Azerbaijani borders stands Mount Ararat—a dormant volcanic massif consisting of two major …

The Bosphorus represents one of Earth's most strategically significant waterways—a narrow strait approximately 25 kilometers/15.5 miles long and averaging just 1.5 kilometers/0.9 miles wide …

Cappadocia is a surreal area of unusual geological formations in central Anatolia, featuring towering cone-shaped rock pillars that exceed 40 meters/131 feet high, multicolored valleys carved into soft …