Turkey

While some of the best views in Cappadocia are from the basket of a hot air balloon, here are 7 you can see with your feet firmly planted on the ground.

As we stepped off the bus, the smell of salty ocean hit my nose. In all my research about Gallipoli and the conflicts of World War I, I had forgotten that such a significant battle unfolded on a stretch of stunning Turkish coastline.

Pamukkale in real life was everything I imagined and more. I completely understand why it’s Turkey’s most popular attraction.

Situated in the Izmir province of western Turkey, Desen Hali is a co-operative women’s workshop that aims to empower women by teaching them the art of carpet making.

The Intrepid Foundation supports more than 50 local, grassroots projects from around the world, here’s how you can visit some of them.

There are a lot of things we fight for here at Intrepid: sustainable tourism, ditching plastic bags, and putting an end to animal cruelty. But gender equality and female empowerment are particularly close to our hearts.

It’s more than a fashion brand—it’s a social enterprise that uplifts Syrian women with economic empowerment and a supportive community.

It’s this ever-changing culture, woven with a rich and diverse history, which makes Fatih’s job as a storyteller and tour leader a fascinating one.

The Turquoise Coast of Turkey is one stunning cliché. Everywhere you look there are crystalline waters, pastel skies and charming villages. It’s impossible to describe without using overworked adjectives; they’re truly the only phrases that convey its beauty.