Culture

Griffith University's recent excavations at Umm Jirsan Cave in Saudi Arabia uncover evidence of human activity from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age

Under the artistic direction of Serhat Turak, the event, in which Turkish epics were told through the dance show "Dance of Epics", was held at the Ataturk Cultural Center (AKM) in Istanbul

The Medusa mosaic, built of colored marble with the 'opus sectile' technique, reopens doors to visitors on the first day of Tourism Week

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism has nominated three more cultural heritage elements to UNESCO for consideration at the 20th Intergovernmental Committee Meeting on Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2025: Yogurt, felt and Antep embroidery

Excavation of the Wuwangdun tomb, potentially the burial site of King Kaolie, reveals intricate details about the Chu state's culture and craftsmanship during the Warring States Period (475–221 B.C.E)

Prague Philharmonic Wind Quintet performs a concert as part of the 38th International Ankara Music Festival organized by the Sevda-Cenap And Music Foundation

Art lovers will be able to see the new exhibitions 'Havaaya Dair' and 'So Let's Go Back to the Beginning' at Salt in Istanbul in May and June

Kirikkale's Tourism Week celebration featured a concert with renowned bozlak folk music at the historical Seljuk-era Cesnigir Bridge

Samsun's 1869 Great Fire, which ravaged 500 houses in the city center, is brought to life in a new exhibit at the Samsun Museum

Dikmen Hill, located at an altitude of 5,053 feet and a convergence point of three Turkish provinces, has sparked significant interest because of its rich archaeological potential and current vulnerability to looter

A new digital archaeological study reveals the existence of the first Pacific cities on the island of Tongatapu, founded in 300 A.D., highlighting the importance of data obtained through the use of LIDAR technology

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced successful fundraising at the "Our Oceans" summit, where 400 pledges surpassed $10 billion for ocean conservation

High school students from Hungary visit the museum of Hungarian Prince Rakoczi, who took refuge in the Ottoman Empire, in Tekirdag

The 46th edition of the world's first international children's festival 'TRT International April 23 Children's Festival' will bring together 500 children from 29 countries in the capital

Zeugma Mosaic Museum breaks the all-time daily visitor record on the second and third days of Eid al-Fitr, with nearly 40,000 visitors over the 9-day holiday

Research in Anatolia reveals the complexity of the domestication process of the Neolithic period, with unexpected findings of genetic diversity in thousands of years of sheep breeding

The 1,700-year-old Church of St. Bartholomew, located on the Iranian border of Van's Baskale district in Türkiye, awaits visitors

Türkiye's National Palaces and museums experienced a surge of visitors during the Eid al-Fitr holiday

Ankara Music and Fine Arts University, Faculty of Art and Design will bring together different branches of art with the participation of domestic and international artists in the 'You Can Do a Little Something for Peace: Hybrid Goodwill Performance Biennale'

Historical insights and contemporary art merge at the 'Matraki: A Star of the Ottoman Era' exhibition, celebrating the legacy of Matrakci Nasuh during Adana's annual Orange Blossom Carnival