The trip to Turkey

Where is Turkey located?

Turkey is located in the Middle East region on lands from the Asian continent and other lands from the European continent, and Turkey is bordered by Iraq, Syria and the Mediterranean Sea on the south, Greece and Aegean and Bulgaria on the west, and Armenia and Iran on the east, and on the north it is bordered by both Georgia and the Black Sea

The most beautiful places in Turkey

• Yarpetan Palace

 The palace is located in the Sultanahmet area and is one of the wonderful and distinctive palaces in its way of construction, which is intertwined and colorful ornaments and fine inscriptions.

• Yildiz Park

The garden is located in Istanbul and is characterized by its green nature represented by trees and herbs in addition to the colorful flowers with a wonderful appearance, and there is a small lake in the garden containing a group of fish of beautiful colors and swimming with a lot of ducks, and the garden at the foot belonged to the famous Yildiz Palace, but now the garden has become a place that receives all visitors from all over the world.

• Bridal Hill

It is a hill called also Shamliga, which overlooks the whole of Turkey with its Asian and European divisions, and the hill is characterized by its greenness and views that relax the soul, as many writers and poets mean to write a lot of their writing.

• Princes' Islands

 

It is a group of islands located in the Sea of Marmara, which is affiliated with Istanbul, and it is one of the small islands but it nonetheless attracts many tourists to it in order to enjoy its green nature and its blue and beautiful beaches in these islands that are transported by air and motorcycles and cars with horses and cars are prohibited.

• Belgrade forests

These forests are located in Istanbul, with a large area of 5300 hectares. They are characterized by its fresh air and refreshing activity that is suitable for exercising. There are also many trees and pets and a small lake where ducks flocks live.

Travel to Poland

Poland or officially Poland The Republic of Poland is a country in Central Europe, bordered to the west by Germany; the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south; Ukraine, Belarus to the east; The total area of Poland is 312,679 square kilometers, making it the 69th largest in the world and ninth in Europe. The population of more than (38,069,067) people
so the best places to visit in poland

        1.Warsaw

The capital of Poland might aptly be compared to a Phoenix rising from the ashes. Founded around the 12th century,Warsaw was pretty much destroyed during World War II, but has rebuilt itself into a thriving historical and cultural center, complete with a restored Old Town. Once known as the “Paris of the North,” it also is famous as the home of classical composer Fryderyk Chopin. Travelers of all ages will enjoy a visit to the Copernicus Science Center where hands-on activities abound.

               2.Malbork

The medieval town of Malbork, perhaps better known by the German name of Marienburg, is most well-known for its castle, which was ordered built in the 13th century by the Knights of the Teutonic Order as their headquarters.

           3. Tarta National Park

Travelers who crave scenic beauty will find it in Tatra National Park, located in south central Poland. Established in 1954, the park is mainly forests, meadows and numerous rock formations covering the Tatra Mountains.

Randonnée Touahar- Oued amlil- Taza - فيديو لمسار الطواهر- واد أمليل بنواحي تازة

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dv6e5SkNNs&t=130s

Switzerland Morocco: Ifrane

Ifrane sits on one of the most privileged sites, in one of the most attractive region of Morocco: The heart of the Middle Atlas. Water sources are abundant and natural landscapes are waiting for you. Outstanding natural assets to the point of describing it as "Little Switzerland".

If we talk about Ifrane we talk about snow, and if by chance your visit is in winter, you should not miss a ski session in one of the available stations on site, namely Michlifen Station and the Jbel Habri Station which are at 2000 meters of altitude offering several slopes.The exceptional water sources in Ifrane is a big part of its beauty, the source Vittel and the source RAS El Ma are a few kilometers from Ifrane. Several waterfalls are to be visited as well as the waterfalls of the refuge and the cascades of zaouit oued ifrane.
Ifrane wins its visitors thanks to its lakes which are of uneven beauty. We invite you to discover the most beautiful and most visited: Dayet Oua, Afnounir Lake, Dayet Hachlaf, day and Ifrah, Oued tizguite, Zerouka, Ain Mersa and Sidi mimoune ... which are home to rare species of birds.
The beauty of ifrane can only be seen on the spot by discovering its natural abilities, and our site will guide you to target the best places to visit this pretty little town.

Navagio

Navágio Beach, also known as the Shipwreck Bay, is an isolated bay in the west of the island of Zante in Greece. It is notable for its sandy beach, the high cliffs that surround it and its ship wreck, the Panagiotis, which make it a popular spot for tourists.
This bay is also one of the locations of the South Korean series Descendants of the Sun

There is a big boat on the beach. It would be the wreck of a smuggler ship named Panagiotis. Navagio Beach is also known as Smugglers Bay and Wrecked Beach. At least there is shade here.

How to get to Navagio beach?

The beach is only accessible by boat, either from Porto Vromi, from Saint Nikolaos Volimes port, or from the port of Zakynthos, the capital of the island of the same name. The island is reached by boat from Kastro-Kyllini, on the mainland or by plane to Zakynthos airport. You will find cheap flights on Skyscanner.

The Caves of Hercules

The Caves of Hercules are natural caves of the Strait of Gibraltar located about ten kilometers from Tangier.

14 km west of Tangier are the Caves of Hercules. Amazing and beautiful, this archeological site is mostly filled with mystery. Rent a car in Tangier to discover this extraordinary place.
Located not far from the city center of Tangier, the Caves of Hercules are certainly some of the most beautiful and enigmatic places in Morocco. From the interior, and through their entrances facing the Atlantic, one can see the sunset and the Cape of the Strait of Gibraltar. This opening facing the sea has been photographed thousands of times, for the beauty of the view of course, but also because it has the shape of Africa.
The view from the Caves of Hercules is very popular, but that's not what made this place so famous. Indeed, if the caves of Hercules are a tourist Mecca of Morocco, it is because the site contains the traces of a prehistoric occupation as well as an archaeological mystery.
No one yet knows who was able to build these caves which are partly artificial. Local beliefs want it to be an ancient civilization (from the Neolithic era, according to some). And this is not the only legend that surrounds the Caves of Hercules. If they bear this name, it would be in these places that the mythological figure would come to rest after his 12 works. The mysteries and legends surrounding the Caves of Hercules are numerous and based on few elements. But one thing is sure: the site is beautiful and worth seeing

Chefechaouen,Akchour Waterfalls

Chefchaouen or Chaouen is a city in northwestern Morocco, built at an altitude of 600 m at the foot of the Kelaa and Meggou mountains, on the Rif chain. It is the capital of the homonymous province. Its population is 42 786 inhabitants.
The name of the city comes from the Achawa Berber, meaning "horns" because of the mountain peaks that dominate and surround it.

                                                  Akchour Waterfalls

Akchour is a small village in Morocco, 30 km from Chefchaouen on the road to Oued Laou.
Located in northern Morocco at the bottom of the Talembote valley, Akchour is a natural valley attracting more and more tourists since the opening of the Talassemtane Natural Park.
The Bridge of God is a famous natural curiosity.
33 kilometers from the blue city of Chefchaouen, in the vicinity of the National Park Talassemtane we find one of the largest natural spectacles of Morocco, the waterfalls of Akchour.
The waterfalls, declared as well as their environment, reserve of the biosphere by UNESCO in 2016, invite to a sensory experience of the richest.
The path to the waterfalls is beautiful and well signposted and has easy access for all family members. The first route also provides access to another important geographical accident, the Pont de Dieu. Arriving at the junction that separates the roads of the Cascade from that of the bridge, we will take the road of the latter following the bed of the El Kelaa river. Despite the slight slope, we can already notice the first waterfalls and wooden bridges. Throughout the path we can see frail cane constructions and ornaments of the road as benches that help to give the area a magical aura.
As the road becomes more complicated, the beauty of the area increases a notch.
The waterfalls are each time bigger until we reach the great waterfall of Akchour where the water seems to have patiently carved a magical decoration of capricious forms the limestone rock.

The cave of Friouato

In Morocco, the limestone formations and massifs outcrop on about 100,000 km2 and contain a large number of caves, chasms and underground networks. The best known cavity is Friouato about 27 km south of Taza,
the Friouato Chasm in Tazekka National Park,
It is one of the deepest caves in the world with more than 3.5 km of depth with a network of rooms and galleries shaped in the karst formations of the Middle Atlas limestones.

The first stop, after the descent of a long staircase (702 steps), is a real showroom of all kinds of stalactites, stalagmites and various concretions.

Ouzoud Waterfalls

The waterfalls of Ouzoud are waterfalls of about 110 m high, on three levels, on a picturesque geological site of Oued Ouedoud, at 1060 m altitude of the Atlas Mountains, between the Middle Atlas and the High Atlas, Morocco. This vast site is an important Moroccan tourist site, 30 km from Azilal, 120 km from Beni Mellal, and 150 km northeast of Marrakech.
These spectacular waterfalls, considered among the highest and most beautiful in Morocco, often dominated by a rainbow

Ouzoud has all the charms to spend a sweet day. Not surprisingly, Ouzoud simply means "sweet" in Amarzigh

Djebel Toubkal

The Jebel Toubkal is the highest point of the High Atlas as well as Morocco and North Africa with 4,167 m. It is located 63 km south of Marrakech, in the province of Al Haouz, inside the national park that bears his name.
The Toubkal massif consists of rocks of various natures. On the tops of andesite and rhyolite are dark volcanic rocks.

Glaciers have left characteristic marks of their passage in the form of trough valleys. During the glaciation of Würm, the current valley of Assif n'Ait Mizane (the valley of Toubkal refuge) was occupied by the longest glacier of the Atlas. It was 5 km long.
The climate prevailing at Jebel Toubkal is of the mountain type. The snow falls in winter and covers the summit.

The ascent of the roof of North Africa attracts a large number of trekking enthusiasts. This climb attracts all the more the crowd that it does not present great technical difficulties and that the assistance of the muleteers and their mules reduce the physical efforts. The distance and the drop are still relatively important since between Imlil and Mount Toubkal hikers travel about 35 kilometers round trip with a drop of almost 5,000 meters. The altitude is relatively high (3,200 meters at the refuge and 4,167 meters at the summit), the risk of acute mountain sickness (headaches, nosebleeds, vomiting) is not zero although its effects remain very moderate at this height.

the Mines of Mibladen Ahouli

The Province of Midelt is an area with a geological and mining reputation, and in the near future it will also become an energy province par excellence, all of the mineral wealth that the province conceals are encased in lands attributed to the structural domain of the highlands. Central Atlas whose geological formations are predominantly Mesozoic;
Ahouli is a mining village in Morocco. Formerly one of the largest lead deposits in Morocco, the neighboring mines of Ahouli and Mibladen are now abandoned. The village is located 25 kilometers from Midelt. For over ten years, illegal miners, more than 45,000 men and women, permanently 3,500, rush every day in its galleries at the risk of their lives1.