Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia – Beyond a Land

Mesopotamia, which draws people with its fertile land from past to today, is the place where civilization's history began; humankind abandoned nomadic life to become sedentary; humanity started growing wheat; first villages, cities, and empires were established; writing was invented.

History of Göbekli Tepe, causes humanity's history to be rewritten; Mardin's lacy narrow streets; matchless sunrises in Nemrut, a wonder of the world; Gaziantep, city of mosaics; unprecedented historical artifacts in modern museums planted in cities like pearl drops! In Mesopotamia, the land where thousands of archeological treasures reside, you see history and culture spring everywhere you turn your head.

The fertile land between magnificent rivers! Mesopotamia has turned every seed into abundant crops for thousands of years. A spectacular gastronomic culture is turning these miracles into incredible tastes. Different colors tell the same story differently with lifestyle, folklore, and art, nourished by diversity.

Since when did we have this faith and the desire to build temples? The land has an answer to this question. Mosques, tombs, churches, and countless temples of various beliefs! Göbekli Tepe, which unites people with their faith in their hearts long before settling and starting farming. Sacred places scattered around Şanlıurfa, the city of prophets. The mystical atmosphere, domes in Mardin, a mosaic of religions and cultures. Countless holy places in Mesopotamia and the state of deep contemplation can only be felt by experience.

When you add hospitable people, splendid physical geography, a matchless ecosystem with distinctive plant and animal kinds to these, everything is in place. Mesopotamia is a matchless center of attraction with a capacity to add tens of items to your "Bucket List."

Mesopotamia, the land of firsts, the land of everything unique and as ancient as time itself, awaits you. Discover a legendary history and culture, remarkable nature, and unforgettable tastes in Mesopotamia.