Turkey Hakkari Tours

Turkish Bath is quite a popular part of Turkish culture and it is being practiced all around the country therefore it will be nice to experience this activity.

Hakkari, east of the provincial and sixty second-most populous cities in Turkey. It has a population of 267,813 as of the end of 2016. It is located in the east of the Eastern Anatolia Region. Turkey's forty-seventh largest cities in terms of area. It has Iraq in the south, Sirnak in the west, Van in the north, and Iran in the east.

Hakkari, east of the provincial and sixty second-most populous cities in Turkey. It has a population of 267,813 as of the end of 2016. It is located in the east of the Eastern Anatolia Region. Turkey's forty-seventh largest cities in terms of area. It has Iraq in the south, Sirnak in the west, Van in the north, and Iran in the east.

Hakkari, east of the provincial and sixty second-most populous cities in Turkey. It has a population of 267,813 as of the end of 2016. It is located in the east of the Eastern Anatolia Region. Turkey's forty-seventh largest cities in terms of area. It has Iraq in the south, Sirnak in the west, Van in the north, and Iran in the east.

Turkish cuisine is one of the most varied in the world. It is considered the third richest cuisine after French and Chinese gastronomy. However, in the West, this cuisine is not recognized enough, as it is often limited to the Döner Kebab! Turkey is a crossroads between Europe, Asia, and the Orient. This unique location combined with the migration of Turks from Central Asia to Europe has shaped the identity of its gastronomy over the centuries. Because of six centuries of Ottoman regional domination and the reciprocal influence between Turkey and its neighboring countries (Greece, Bulgaria, The Balkans, Irak, Syria Iran, Armenia…) is the reason why we find so many common dishes in those cuisines such as dolma, börek, kebab, mantı (Turkish ravioli), and so on.

Hakkari, east of the provincial and sixty second-most populous cities in Turkey. It has a population of 267,813 as of the end of 2016. It is located in the east of the Eastern Anatolia Region. Turkey's forty-seventh largest cities in terms of area. It has Iraq in the south, Sirnak in the west, Van in the north, and Iran in the east.

Stone Gate, which belongs to the Urartu King Ispuini period, is one of the important sources that contain information about the Urartu religion. In the inscription on the door, all gods and goddesses blessed in the country of Urartu, daily lists of victims presented to them, and sacred mountains, rivers and cities are reported. There is also a sacrificial altar in the shape of a horizontal rectangle, carved into the rock, just in front of the niche where the inscription is located.

Hakkari, east of the provincial and sixty second-most populous cities in Turkey. It has a population of 267,813 as of the end of 2016. It is located in the east of the Eastern Anatolia Region. Turkey's forty-seventh largest cities in terms of area. It has Iraq in the south, Sirnak in the west, Van in the north, and Iran in the east.