Saksagan
Greek Houses and Monuments
Embark on a historical journey starting at Cumhuriyet Square, strolling through Uzunqargi. Capture the charm of old Greek houses adorned with begonias. At the...
The Aromatic Breeze of Kas
Aromatic Atmosphere by the Mountains
In Kas, the air carries the sweet scent of thyme, thanks to the winds from the mountains. The low humidity...
Harran School of Thought
The University of Harran, with roots dating back to the earliest centuries, housed the renowned “Harran School of Thought,” one of the world’s three...
Discovering Sanliurfa
Legends and Ancient Roots
Nimrod’s Defeat The Legend of the Lame Mosquito
In the mythical past, God, determined to humble the mighty King Nimrod, sent forth...
Discovering Bogazkale
Hattusa Echoes of Ancient Powers
Hittite Dominion Egypt, Babel, Mitanni, and Hittite Supremacy
In the antique East, the great powers of Egypt, Babel, Mitanni, and the...
Letter from the Governor
Transforming Cities with Visionary Leadership
Farewell to Mardin’s Reformer
When M. Temel Kogaklar, the recent Governor of Mugla, concluded his term in Mardin, where he had...
Shining the Gems
Shining the Gems, One by One…
Mugla Houses are renowned for their courtyard entrances, known as the “Lamb Door,” adorned with lacelike canopies and wooden...
Assos and Troy
Just beyond the “Museum of Olive Oil” at Kazdagı, several historical sites beckon for exploration. One of the most significant among them is Assos,...
The Nestorians imagined Christ’s divinity
Each of the three positions was distinct. The Nestorians imagined Christ’s divinity as a kind of benign possession, a god’s mind in a mortal’s...
