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        Golden sunset over the Osmangazi Bridge spanning the Gulf of Izmit in Yalova Province, Turkey, with misty mountains in the background.

        Yalova Province

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          Cappadocia sunrise hot air balloons over fairy chimneys, highlight of 9-day Turkey tour from Istanbul to Ankara

           Istanbul, Turkey (Republic of Turkey)

          9-Day Guided Tour of Turkey: Istanbul to Cappadocia

          Nine days, one country, a lifetime of landmarks — this Turkey panorama tour takes you from the Bosphorus to Cappadocia's valleys and back without leaving anything out.

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          From € 1338.15
          Snowy Bursa city center with colorful BURSA sign and steps, winter Uludag tour from Istanbul with lunch

           Istanbul, Turkey (Republic of Turkey)

          Bursa Day Trip from Istanbul with Cable Car & Lunch

          Step off the ferry and into Ottoman history — Bursa, cable cars, mountain views, and a traditional Turkish lunch await you, all in one unforgettable day from Istanbul.

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          From € 25.00
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          More to know about Yalova Province

          Yalova Province is located in northwestern Türkiye on the southern coast of the Sea of Marmara. Known for its natural hot springs, particularly around Termal, and lush green landscapes, the region attracts visitors seeking thermal spa treatments. The province features historical Ottoman architecture and serves as a gateway to Marmara island. Travelers typically enjoy water activities, hiking in forested areas, and relaxation at thermal resorts.
          Yalova Province is located on the southeastern shore of the Marmara Sea in northwestern Turkey, administratively part of the Marmara Region and positioned between the provinces of Bursa and Kocaeli. The provincial capital serves as a ferry hub connecting the Asian and European sides of the Marmara basin, and the Termal district is recognized as one of Turkey's most historically significant geothermal spa destinations, with mineral spring use documented since the Roman period.
          Destination | Northwestern Turkey | Marmara Region | Thermal Wellness | Coastal Travel | Ferry Access | Nature and History