Why Turkey?

Turkey has a unique position connecting the continents of Europe and Asia. Millions of people prefer Turkey as tourists every year.

You can reach Turkey in a very short time by plane from many countries.

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Turkey has become a leading country in the medical world with its internationally specialized physicians and modern hospitals equipped with the latest technology. It ranks 2nd in the world with more than 50 hospitals accredited by JCI. In addition, from the moment you arrive in the country, you will receive all kinds of services you may need in our modern hospitals with expert physician staff, with the assurance of Romoy.

Founded in 1923, the Republic of Turkey has a democratic and secular form of government. Ankara is the capital city of Turkey and the official language is Turkish.

Turkey is a country that connects the continents of Europe and Asia, and has been the cradle of civilizations and cultures for centuries. It is a very rich geography with its mountains, caves, seas, many more natural beauties and historical heritage brought by different civilizations with thousands of years of history.

From east to west, north to south, every region and every land has a different treasure and a different richness in every corner, Turkey is almost an open-air museum.

It has hosted dozens of civilizations such as Sumer, Assyrian, Hittite, Greek, Lydian, Celtic, Persian, Roman, Eastern Roman (Byzantine), Seljuk, Mongolian and Ottoman.

Çatalhöyük, one of the oldest known settlements, also sheds light on history and lifestyles. Çatalhöyük settlements have been used uninterruptedly for 2,000 years.

Saint Nicholas is known all over the world as Santa Claus and she was actually born in Patara, a Lycian city on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. (dişil)

According to the legend, Noah’s ark is the ark that God ordered Noah to build before the great flood for the continuation of human and other living races. It is thought that the ship ran aground on Mount Ararat as a result of the Flood.

Istanbul is a fascinating megapolis with its historical structures and magnificent natural riches, which served as the capital city of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires, respectively.

Having more than 200 shopping centers, Istanbul also provides you with a pleasant shopping experience with its many historical bazaars such as the Grand Bazaar and the Spice Bazaar.

Anatolia is the meeting point of all religions that still exist today or that have been lost in time. It also has structures and heritages bearing the traces of many religious cultures.

7 church routes that are holy according to Christianity; Ephesus, İzmir, Bergama, Salihli, Alaşehir, Denizli and Akhisar were determined as the Christians who completed this route were assumed to have fulfilled their pilgrimage.

There are many historical mosques that were built during the Ottoman Empire and that arouse admiration in terms of architecture.

Mevlana Lodge in Konya hosts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year as the strongest symbol of mysticism and a monument of tolerance.

Today, people of various religions continue to live in this region in tolerance and trust.

Of course, one of Turkey’s most valuable treasures is Turkish cuisine. The historical richness of the geography is also reflected in the Turkish cuisine, and it has turned into a magnificent world of flavors formed by the blending of the culinary cultures of many civilizations for centuries. Thousands of special dishes, from meat dishes to olive oil dishes, from salads to desserts, are waiting for you with their magnificent presentations.