Eastern Anatolia Travel Guide
Eastern Anatolia is a region in
Turkey. It occupies the mountainous east of the country and has the harshest winters. Covering an area in which you can fit in four
Switzerlands with still some more room, but with a population of just over 6 million, Eastern Anatolia is all about vast landscapes of mountainous terrain, with occasional flat-ish plateau inflitrated inbetween.
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Turkey's primary international gateway by air is Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport Ankara's Esenboğa Airport handles a comparatively limited selection of international flights, and there are also direct charters to Mediterranean resort hot spots like … Turkey flights »
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Accommodation in Turkey varies from 5-star hotels to a simple tent pitched in a vast plateau. So the prices hugely vary as well. All major cities and tourist spots have 5-star hotels, many of them are owned by international hotel chains like Hilton, Sheraton … Turkey hotels »
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Ani is a former city in Eastern Anatolia, which at its peak served as the capital of the
Armenian Empire under the Bagratid …
Ani Travel Guide »
Tatvan is a town in Eastern Anatolia, located on the western shore of Lake Van, which is the largest lake in
Turkey.
Tatvan Travel Guide »
Van is in Eastern Anatolia,
Turkey. It is located on the eastern shore of Lake Van, a salt lake which is locally known as Van Denizi.
Van Travel Guide »
Kars is a city in Eastern Anatolia. It is most frequently visited as a jumping off point for travelers going to
Ani, but …
Kars Travel Guide »
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