Nature lovers flock to glacier lake in Van

Glazed ceramics unearthed in Ani go on display

Australian moths use stars to navigate 1,000-kilometer journey

Netherlands returns over 100 Benin Bronzes

Stars to dance at Ancient Ephesus Theater

Rock tombs opened to visitors in Olympos

Louvre staff strike in protest of mass tourism

Staff at the Louvre Museum went on a spontaneous strike over unbearable working conditions and overcrowding, leaving thousands of visitors stranded as France’s most iconic cultural institution faces growing pressure from mass tourism

‘Anemon Trail’ opens for nature and history lovers

A new trekking route called the “Anemon Trail,” rich with natural beauty and ancient heritage, has been opened in the western Turkish province of Manisa for nature enthusiasts and history buffs.

Documentary traces artistic journey of Burhan Doğançay

Directed by Eylem Kaftan, the documentary “Whispering Walls” centers on the life and artistic journey of acclaimed Turkish painter Burhan Doğançay, beginning in New York in the 1960s and chronicling his rise to global prominence.

Liam Gallagher defends Oasis fans after reported council slurs

British rock star Liam Gallagher lashed out on June 15 at Scottish officials who were quoted by a newspaper as branding Oasis fans overweight and rowdy.

Sao Paulo's pumas under attack as urbanization threatens rainforest

Apartment blocks and shopping centers sprout like mushrooms around a wild cat sanctuary that shelters pumas recovering from injuries suffered at the hands of mankind in Brazil's Sao Paolo state.

Turkish films featured at 27th Shanghai International Film Festival

Two films supported by the Culture and Tourism Ministry are representing the country in the “Asian New Talents” competition section of the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival.

Gendarmerie teams guard Hittite cities

Gendarmerie teams have been working at the ancient Hittite cities of Hattusha, Alacahöyük and Şapinuva in the central province of Çorum, one of Türkiye’s most important archaeological hubs.

Picasso’s unseen ceramics up for auction

A clutch of one-off and hitherto unseen ceramic plates and dishes by Pablo Picasso are going under the hammer in Geneva on June 19.

No political jokes in Springfield, says Simpsons creator

Like many American families struggling for unity in the polarized United States, The Simpsons have decided to avoid political jokes, the creator of the series Matt Groening told AFP.

Geben Valley declared Türkiye’s 50th national park

Geben Valley, covering the districts of Onikişubat, Göksun and Andırın in the southern province of Kahramanmaraş, has been launched officially as Türkiye’s 50th national park.

Libraries to turn into multi-purpose centers

The Culture and Tourism Ministry is turning Türkiye’s public libraries into dynamic centers for knowledge, creativity and social interaction.

Picnic vibes

With the weather warming up and the spring rains behind us, picnic season has officially begun. The word 'picnic' refers to meals eaten outdoors in the countryside all over the world, but picnics are much more than that.