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Türkiye Promotional Special T e Travel Guide 23
A shining pearl of the Aegean: Bodrum B
Bodrum, one of the Aegean’s tourism capitals, is a must-visit destination for holidaymakers due to its unique natural beauty, rich historical heritage, lively nightlife and diverse activity options
odrum, Türkiye is a district on a peninsula in the Southwest Aegean Region of the city
and is connected to the province of Mugla. Its strategic location, devel- oped transportation infrastructure, and port hosting international cruise ships make Bodrum one of Türkiye’s leading tourist attractions, while also playing a signifi cant role in attracting thousands of discerning tourists to choose it for their holidays.
Tourism Paradise Bodrum has a wide range of tourism options. T ere’s a lot of potential for both sea and sun tourism and cultural
and historical tourism. Bodrum’s coast is a great spot for sunbathing with its golden sandy beaches and clear sea. Bodrum welcomes thou- sands of local and foreign tourists every year, off ering accommodation options to suit every taste and budget from luxury hotels, boutique guest- houses to rental villas. Furthermore, Bodrum and its
surroundings have numerous restau- rants, bars, shopping centres and entertainment venues. So tourists’ also have the option to enjoy a multi- tude of dining options, as well as excellent shopping and nightlife.
Famous white houses One of the main reasons for Bodrum’s worldwide fame is its stunning white houses, which resemble hundreds of pearls when viewed from the sea. Bodrum’s white houses are built in accordance with the historical and geographical structure of the region. Flat roofs and high walls are typical features of houses traditionally made of stone or adobe materials. Plus the white-painted exterior not only looks good, but it also refl ects the sun, keeping the interior cool.
One of the wonders of the world With its rich historical heritage, Bodrum has been the home of many civilisations since ancient times. Bearing traces of various cultures
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Caria, Persia, Dor, Hellenic, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman, Bodrum is also home to the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Built by Queen Artemisia II in honour of her husband, King Mausolus, the mauso- leum stands out with its grandeur and magnifi cence unlike the architectural styles of its time. Today, it’s visited by thousands as an open-air museum.
Beach and sea pleasure Bodrum’s coastline is famous for its golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Gümüslük, Yalıkavak, Göltürkbükü, Torba, Gündogan, Turgutreis, and Gümbet are among the best-known bays in Bodrum. T ese unique bays, which are among the natural beauties of the city, are frequently preferred by tour- ists and locals alike. Here, you can sunbathe, swim in the crystal-clear sea, explore the underwater world, and add excitement to your day with various watersports.
Bodrum welcomes thousands of local and foreign tourists every year, off ering accommodation options to suit every taste and budget
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