Black Sea Region Collection

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Ancient site near Alaca Huyuk, Egypt, c1350 BC. Sphinx Gate, Anatolia

Muhlama, Turkish dish with melted cheese, Uzungol, Trabzon province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Hamsi, fried anchovies, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Cay, black tea in a tulip glass, Anatolia, Turkey

Townscape with castle, Amasya, river Yesilirmak, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Ottoman houses on the Yesilirmak river, Amasya, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Ottoman houses on the Yesilirmak river and Castle Hill illuminated at night, Amasya, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Ottoman houses on the Yesilirmak river and Tombs of the Kings, Amasya, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Harbour town of Amasra, Bartin Province, coast of the Black Sea, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Harbour town of Amasra, Bartin Province, Black Sea, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Lake Uzungol, village of Uzungol, Trabzon Province, Pontic Mountains or Kackar Daglari, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Glass with tea, Firtina Valley, Rize Province, Pontic Mountains, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Rivers Tunca and Firtina, Ardesen, Rize Province, Pontic Mountains, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Arch bridge over the river Firtina, Firtina Valley, Rize Province, Pontic Mountains, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Brook on Ovit Pass, Rize Province, Pontic Mountains, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Coruh river, clouds over the Pontic Mountains, Bayburt Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

City of Bayburt, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Four-lane highway near Bayburt, clouds over the Pontic Mountains, Bayburt Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Beach on the Black Sea, Turkeli, Sinop Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Kure Mountains, Black Sea, near Doganyurt, Kastamonu Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Village of Akbayir, Kure Mountains, Black Sea, near Cide, Kastamonu Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Beach in Kapisuyu, Black Sea, Bartin Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Beach in Cakraz, Black Sea, Bartin Province, Black Sea Region, Turkey

City of Amasya, Black Sea region, Anatolia, Turkey, Eurasia

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The Black Sea Region, located in Asia, is known for its atmospheric beauty that captivates visitors from all over the world. With its stunning landscapes and breathtaking views, this region never fails to leave a lasting impression. In Bolu, as the dawn breaks, the sky fills with clouds creating an enchanting color image. The blue sky blends seamlessly with the clouds, painting a picture-perfect scene that is truly mesmerizing. Moving above Bolu into the heart of the Black Sea Region, you are greeted by an awe-inspiring sight. The clear blue sky stretches endlessly above you while fluffy white clouds float peacefully by. This atmospheric view creates a sense of tranquility and serenity that can only be found in this remarkable part of Asia. Venturing further into this captivating region brings you to ancient sites near Alaca Huyuk in Egypt dating back to c1350 BC. These historical landmarks serve as reminders of civilizations long gone but not forgotten. As your journey continues through Trabzon province, indulge in Muhlama - a traditional Turkish dish with melted cheese - while taking in the picturesque Uzungol scenery. This culinary delight perfectly complements the natural beauty surrounding it. No visit to the Black Sea Region would be complete without savoring Hamsi - fried anchovies - which are famous delicacies here. The combination of crispy fish and stunning coastal views creates an unforgettable experience for food enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Sit back and relax with a cup of Cay – black tea served in tulip glasses – as you soak up Anatolia's rich culture amidst beautiful surroundings. Amasya offers a townscape like no other; its castle overlooking river Yesilirmak paints a striking picture against the backdrop of Ottoman houses. At nightfall, these historic buildings illuminate Amasya's streets creating a magical ambiance that transports you back in time. Explore further along Yesilirmak river where Ottoman houses coexist harmoniously with the Tombs of the Kings.