An Englishman in The Wise
Eight years ago, The Wise began its journey. After four issues, we parted ways with our first…
Gods and Goddesses in Turkish Mythology
All sections of society reflect the background mythology of that society, because over time, that mythology permeates…
A Story of Self-Actualization
May 19, 1919 was a pivotal day for Turkey. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic…
Assos: A Town Blessed by Athena
Assos; what I felt for the town was pure love at first sight, mingled with the dizziness…
Perge: Travelling Through Millenia During A Vacation
I walked through the main gates of Perge, one of the greatest cities of Greek, and eventually…
The Peaceful Address Of My Soul: Ayvalik
Ayvalık. For many people it’s a peaceful, lovely coastal town. For me, it’s almost part of me….
Gateway To My Soul: Kas and Meis
Some places are endowed with healing power, and the Lycian district is one such place. What is…
The Sufis
During the spread of Islam, the Sabi religion, which is rooted in western doctrines, was dominant in Anatolia and Mesopotamia.
Istanbul: Queen of Cities
Istanbul, as a cradle of civilization, has witnessed thousands of years of history, and it has been home to a rich variety of nations.
Myth Busters for a Nation on Two Continents: 10 Facts to Refute False Beliefs About Turkey
Although Turkey ranks as one of the most visited countries on earth with 27 million visitors in 2010, in general, people still confuse Turkey in its location, language, race and culture.
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