Hamsiköy

Hamsiköy, famous for its rice pudding, 50 km from Trabzon, is the center of attention of tourists. Located at the foot of Zigana Mountain, this village is on the historical Silk Road route. Hamsiköy, at an altitude of 1200, is one of the villages famous for its clean air, adorned with pine forests.

Uçhisar

Located among the most beautiful villages in Turkey and at an altitude of approximately 1250, Uçhisar Village is 7 kilometers away from Nevşehir center. It is in the position of a scenic spot with its vast geography unique to Nevşehir. Located in Uçhisar Village, which is visited by millions of tourists every year, the castle is the highest point of Cappadocia.

Rumkale

Rumkale is a village from the Medieval and Late Roman periods in terms of architecture. Buildings still alive today include the Church of St. Nerses and the Barşavma Monastery. Apart from these structures, there are wells and ditches. Rumkale Village, located on steep rocks at the confluence of Menzimen Stream and Euphrates River, has become the center of attention with its unique structure.

Gölyazı

Gölyazı Village, whose most important livelihood is fishing, was also a Greek fishing village in the past. The most important feature of Gölyazı Village, which is connected to the land by a natural bridge, is that it is a small peninsula. It draws attention with its historical buildings, scenery and fresh fish.

Şirince

Another of Turkey's most beautiful villages, Şirince Village, located in the Selçuk district of İzmir, draws attention with its white houses and green nature. Nesin Mathematics Village is located in this village. Şirince Village, where a vineyard festival and wine festival is held every October, hosts thousands of tourists every year.

Çamlıhemşin

Çamlıhemşin is a village that has become a focal point with its natural beauties aside from its historical texture. Camlihemsin; Although it is a village rich in waterfalls, plateaus and glacial lakes, it is one of the most peaceful villages with its air and nature.

Ocaklı

This village, where the Ani Ruins are located, is on the route of the old trade routes. This village, which has embraced many cultures in prehistoric times, is considered very valuable in terms of medieval architectural understanding and urbanism.