Why every year more than 20 millions people visit Turkey?
answer is short:Turkey is a touristic heaven of the word. But most of the people dont aware of this fact.
did you go to Adıyaman?
did you see historical beauty?
did you drink wine when the sundown...
You cant see anywhere this beauty when the sun born and down...
Nemrut waits you...
Do you like rafting?
Antalya, Turkey's principal holiday resort in the Mediterranean region (ancientPamphylia), is an attractive city with shady palm-lined boulevards, a prize-winningmarina on the Mediterranean. In the picturesque old quarter, Kaleici, narrow winding streets and old wooden houses abut the ancient city walls. Lately, many foreigners have bought (and continue to buy) property in and around Antalya for their holidays or for the retirement. It became a popular area especially for the German and Russian nationals.
The region around Antalya offers sights of astonishing natural beauty as well as awesome historical remains. You can walk behind the cascade, a thrilling experience, at the Upper Düden Waterfalls, 14 km northeast of Antalya. On the way to Lara Beach, the Lower Düden Waterfalls plunge straight into the sea. The nearby rest area offers an excellent view of the falls; the view is even more spectacular from the sea. Kursunlu Waterfalls and Nilüfer Lake, both 18 km from Antalya are two more places of superb natural beauty.
( Dont forget to visit historical places)
The sandy Lara Beach lies about 12 km to the east. Closer to Antalya, but to the west, the long, pebbled Konyaalti Beach offers a view of the breathtaking Taurus mountainrange. A little further the Bey Dagi (Olympos) National Park and Topcam Beach provide more splendid vistas. There are camping grounds at the north end of the park should you decide to linger amid the natural beauty. For a panoramic view of the area, drive to the holiday complex on top of the Tünektepe Hill.
Saklikent, 50 km from Antalya is an ideal winter sports resort on the northern slopes of Bakirli Mountain at an altitude of 1750-1900 meters. In March and April you canski in the morning, eat a delicious lunch of fresh fish at Antalya's marina and sunbath, swim or wind surf in the afternoon. The wildlife (deer and mountain goat) in Düzlercami Park, north of Antalya are under a conservation program. On the way you can stop at the astonishing 115 meter deep Güver Canyon. In the eastern side of CanMountain, 30 km from Antalya, the Karain Cave, which dates from the Paleolithic Age (50,000 B.C.) is the site of the oldest settlement in Turkey. Although the little museum at the entrance displays some of the finds, most of the artifacts are housed in various museums throughout Turkey. The ruins of the city of Termessos, set inside Güllük Dagi, a national park northwest of Antalya, is perched on a 1050 meter high plateau on the west face of Güllük Mountain (Solymos). A nature and wildlife museum is found at the park entrance.
The Archaeological Museum, with remains from the Paleolithic Age to Ottoman times, offers a glimpse of the area's rich history.
Come and live these beauties...
Clean natural environment... you cannot find easily...
ISTANBUL is the largest city of Turkey and the third largest city in the world. The city covers 27 districts of the Istanbul province.[2] It is located on the Bosphorus Strait and encompasses the natural harbor known as the Golden Horn, in the northwest of the country. It extends both on the European (Thrace) and on the Asian (Anatolia) side of the Bosphorus, and is thereby the only metropolis in the world which is situated on twocontinents. In its long history, Istanbul served as the capital city of the Roman Empire(330–395), the East Roman (Byzantine) Empire (395–1204 and 1261–1453), theLatin Empire (1204–1261), and the Ottoman Empire (1453–1922). The city was chosen as joint European Capital of Culture for 2010. The historic areas of Istanbul were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985.
(HAGIA SOPHIA)
The urban landscape of Istanbul is shaped by many communities. The religion with the largest community of followers is Islam. Religious minorities include Greek Orthodox Christians, Armenian Christians, Catholic Levantines and Sephardic Jews. According to the 2000 census, there were 2691 active mosques, 123 active churchesand 26 active synagogues in Istanbul; as well as 109 Muslim cemeteries and 57 non-Muslim cemeteries. Some districts have sizeable populations of these ethnic groups, such as the Kumkapı district which has a sizeable Armenian population, the Balatdistrict which has a sizeable Jewish population, the Fener district which has a sizeableGreek population, and some neighbourhoods in the Nişantaşı and Beyoğlu districts which have sizeable Levantine populations. In some quarters, such as Kuzguncuk, an Armenian church sits next to a synagogue, and on the other side of the road a Greek Orthodox church is found beside a mosque.
The seat of the Patriarch of Constantinople, spiritual leader of the Greek Orthodox Church is located in the Fener (Phanar) district. Also based in Istanbul are the archbishop of the Turkish-Orthodox community, an Armenian archbishop, and the Turkish Grand-Rabbi. A number of places reflect past movements of different communities into Istanbul, most notably Arnavutköy (Albanian village), Polonezköy(Polish village) and Yenibosna.
(INSIDE OF HAGIA SOPHIA)
The first water supply systems which were built in Istanbul date back to the foundation of the city. Two of the greatest aqueducts built in the Roman period are the Mazulkemer Aqueduct and the Valens Aqueduct. These aqueducts were built in order to channel water from the Halkalı area in the western edge of the city to the Beyazıt district in the city center, which was known as the Forum Tauri in the Roman period.[41] After reaching the city center, the water was later collected in the city's numerous cisterns, such as the famous Philoxenos (Binbirdirek) Cistern and theBasilica (Yerebatan) Cistern. Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent commissioned Sinan, his engineer and architect-in-chief, to improve the water needs of the city. Sinan constructed the Kırkçeşme Water Supply System in 1555.[41] In later years, with the aim of responding to the ever-increasing public demand, water from various springs was channeled to the public fountains by means of small supply lines; see German Fountain.
The Ottoman Ministry of Post and Telegraph was established in the city on 23 October 1840.[44] The first post office was the Postahane-i Amire near the courtyard of Yeni Mosque.[44] In 1876 the first international mailing network between Istanbul and the lands beyond the vast Ottoman Empire was established.[44] In 1901 the first money transfers were made through the post offices and the first cargo services became operational.[44] Samuel Morse received his first ever patent for the telegraph in 1847, at the old Beylerbeyi Palace (the present Beylerbeyi Palace was built in 1861–1865 on the same location) in Istanbul, which was issued by Sultan Abdülmecid who personally tested the new invention.[45] Following this successful test, installation works of the first telegraph line between Istanbul and Edirne began on 9 August 1847.[46] In 1855 the Telegraph Administration was established.[44] In July 1881 the first telephone circuit in Istanbul was established between the Ministry of Post and Telegraph in Soğukçeşme and the Postahane-i Amire in Yenicami.[46] On 23 May 1909, the first manual telephone exchange with a 50 line capacity was established in the Büyük Postane(Grand Post Office) of SirkeciThere are many night clubs, pubs, restaurants and taverns with live music in the city. The night clubs, restaurants and bars increase in number and move to open air spaces in the summer. The areas around Istiklal Avenue and Nişantaşı offer all sorts of cafés, restaurants, pubs and clubs as well as art galleries, theaters and cinemas.
The most popular open air summer time seaside night clubs are found on the Bosphorus, such as Reina, Sortie and Anjelique in the Ortaköy district. Babylon and Nu Pera in Beyoğlu are popular night clubs both in the summer and in the winter, whileIstanbul Arena in Maslak frequently hosts the live concerts of famous singers and bands from all corners of the world. Parkorman in Maslak hosted the Isle of MTV Partyin 2002 and is a popular venue for live concerts and rave parties in the summer. Q Jazz Bar in Ortaköy offers live jazz music in a stylish environment. Financial Center of ISTANBUL
This bridge very historical comes from Ottoman and connects Asia and Europe
inside of Hagia Sophia byzans times...
Ottoman house 
Profile of Hagia Sophia
the most Influencial part of Hagia sophia
Living Room of Ottoman
The Nokia 2630 weighs just 66g, incredibly light considering the feature set packed inside. The slender handset has a digital camera, FM radio, supports email and picture messaging and is Bluetooth 2.0 compatible. This allows you to listen to music from the handset without the need for wires, using a compatible Bluetooth headset. With the Nokia 2630 you can synchronise your contacts, calendars and images with your PC via Bluetooth. There is support for Java, allowing you to add a good selection of games and other applications, and GPRS for fast data downloads.
The Orange Nokia 2630 supports an astonishing 65K colour screen. This display has amazing quality and clarity to make browsing images and video files a much more enjoyable experience.
Thanks to Bluetooth wireless technology, data transmission is quick and easy. Meanwhile, And what's more, with Bluetooth wireless printing, sending images or documents to a compatible printer is childs play wherever you are, allowing you to produce quality printouts effortlessly.
The Orange Nokia 2630 allows you to send and receive emails from your handset, so you don't have to go to the trouble of finding a pc and landline. Mobile email has never been easier. Read, write and send business or personal email from virtually anywhere, just as you would from your desktop computer. Or send and receive SMS text messages between two
phones, or to any email address.
The 2630 combines "polyphonic" ringtones with MP3 technology. This can produce a high quality ring tone that allows for truly hi-fi quality speech or music as your tone. There is 11 MB internal phone memory for storage of pictures and ringtones.
Don't want to make a fuss? You'll just love the 2630's silent vibrating alert then.
Capture your favourite moments as they happen with the VGA camera. Switch modes and catch the action in digital video. What you see is always what you get with its huge TFT high-definition display. Want to add some flare to your already brilliant images? Connect your handset to a PC via the handsets USB port and enhance your photos on your computer.
Thanks to Java technology, you can further enhance your Orange Nokia 2630 mobile phone with interactive, vibrant games, which can be downloaded and stored in the handset. They are easy to delete, so you don't have to worry about cluttering up your memory.
Almost everyone has downloaded wallpapers and ring tones to their mobile phone at some time, and now with this added Java technology, this should provide hours of fun and entertainment for everyone.
Incorporating the latest technology for WAP 2.0 mobile internet, you can use WAP to access a range of information from the Internet, via your 2630 Classic's, high-resolution display, including news, travel and information.
The 2630 on Orange supports MMS (Multimedia Message Service) for Multimedia text messaging. This new technology allows you to send sounds, pictures, animations and formatted text in your message. These messages can then be exchanged between friends and family with MMS enabled mobile phones.
The Orange Nokia 2630 is designed around an internal dual band antenna which allows it to be used around Europe on 900, 1800MHz frequencies.
source: http://www.mobiles.co.uk/nokia-2630.html
The Sony Ericsson C702 is a splash and dust resistant Cybershot mobile phone. Designed to be used one handed, with the c702 you can take pictures from any angle, in any weather. The C702 supports Geotagging, so when you take a picture, information about where you are is added to the image. Share this instantly – send to a blog or send a picture message. With the cybershot in hand you won't get lost as the phone comes with built-in A-GPS. Using Google Maps Mobile you can let your phone guide you to your destination.
MMS
GPRS
Java
Bluetooth
WAP 2.0 / XHTML
HSDPA
MP3 ringtones
USB port
Email
MP3 player
Tri band
The Sony Ericsson C702 has a built in music player so you can carry your tunes with you, in your pocket, and listen to them when you want. Most digital formats are recognised on the phone, including MP3 and AAC.
Java is often a forgotten feature on many phones, and is probably used in many ways without you even realising. If you play games on your phone, it’s likely they are java apps. But java is so much more than games. It allows you to add extra functionality to your handset by installing third party apps to the phone. Add email functionality with Gmail, add a web browser from Opera Mini, add a business directory with Yell.com or keep an eye on a new purchase on Ebay.
With a Stereo FM Radio built in, you will always have access to the latest tunes on your T-Mobile Sony C702 cybershot. Tune in to your favourite station, whenever you want, straight from your phone
Bluetooth 2.0 is the next generation of Bluetooth connectivity. With Bluetooth 2.0 one of the biggest advantages is the possibility of listening to music with a compatible wireless headset in stereo. Less wires, less mess, more noise.
HSDPA on the Sony Ericsson C702 on T-Mobile offers a similar benefit to a 3G network that GPRS offered to the GSM networks. It offers a higher speed data transfer with a compatible handset. HSDPA is commonly known as Mobile Broadband
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