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Turkey's Famous Landmarks

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Historical Sites: Blue Mosque features blue tiles and is a UNESCO World Heritage site
Hagia Sophia was originally a Byzantine cathedral, now a mosque
Topkapi Palace served as Ottoman sultans' residence for 400 years
Ephesus contains Temple of Artemis and Celsius Library
Gobeklitepe is world's oldest temple complex, dating back 11,000 years
Natural Wonders: Cappadocia's fairy chimneys are volcanic formations carved into soft rock
Pamukkale's travertine terraces form from calcium carbonate-rich waters
Mount Nemrut features colossal statues blending Persian, Greek, and Armenian influences
Lake Van is Turkey's largest lake with ancient Urartian ruins
Saklikent Gorge features towering cliffs and canyoning opportunities
Architectural Landmarks: Mardin Old Town showcases honey-coloured stone houses and Ulu Camii
Kaleici Old Town combines Roman ruins with Ottoman-era architecture
Mount Tahtali offers cable car rides and paragliding experiences
Ani was known as "City of 1,001 Churches"
Mardin's Ulu Camii features intricate stonework and intricate tile patterns