Tay Istanbul DMC

28/01/2026

Exploring new destinations , localizing with new cultures , enjoying welcoming friendships are the best achievements for incentive travellers .

We are proud to host the first incentive group from India in Turkish Republic of North Cyprus.

They are enjoying 3 nights in a beautiful resort and having great fun during the daily tours we have delicately organised for them.

Welcome to Northern Cyprus !!!

♥️

07/04/2025

📍 Hierapolis – Pamukkale, Türkiye
Where ancient history and natural wonder come together 🌿✨

Hierapolis is an ancient city located right next to the Pamukkale travertines in Turkey. It’s on the UNESCO World Heritage List thanks to both its historical significance and natural beauty.

The city was founded in the 2nd century BC by the Kingdom of Pergamon. Later, it became an important thermal treatment center during the Roman Empire. One of the main reasons for its popularity was the belief in the healing properties of its hot springs. In fact, many elderly Romans used to come here for treatment, and some even referred to it as the “city of the elderly.”

One of the most striking structures in Hierapolis is the ancient theater. With a capacity of around 12,000 people, it’s quite large for its time and still very well preserved. Other ruins include ancient baths, the Temple of Apollo, the Plutonium (a cave believed to be an entrance to the underworld), the agora, and the ancient colonnaded street.

There’s also the Antique Pool (Cleopatra’s Pool), where you can swim among fallen columns. According to legend, Cleopatra herself once swam here, which makes the experience even more special. 🏛💦

11/03/2025

The Hagia Sophia Mosaics stand as timeless and exquisite testaments to the rich cultural and religious history of this iconic structure. Located in Istanbul, Turkey, Hagia Sophia has evolved from a cathedral to a mosque and, most recently, to a museum. Amidst its grand domes and architectural splendor, the mosaics within Hagia Sophia encapsulate centuries of artistic and religious transformations. These intricate masterpieces, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate details, not only showcase the artistic prowess of Byzantine craftsmen but also narrate the diverse cultural narratives embedded in the building’s history. From Christian depictions during its time as a cathedral to the subsequent Islamic additions, the Hagia Sophia Mosaics serve as visual chronicles, embodying the diverse tapestry of civilizations that have left their indelible mark on this architectural marvel.

11/03/2025

10/03/2025

10/03/2025

Kuzguncuk, located in Üsküdar, is one of the most charming neighborhoods in Istanbul, where the city’s rich history and culture come to life. With its colorful wooden houses, narrow streets, and flower-filled gardens, it perfectly preserves the essence of old Istanbul. The area is known for its peaceful atmosphere, old plane trees, and nostalgic cafes.

What makes Kuzguncuk even more special is its multicultural vibe, with synagogues, churches, and mosques standing side by side. It’s the perfect escape from the fast-paced city life. Whether you’re strolling down the vibrant streets, walking along the waterfront, or enjoying a cup of tea at a local café, Kuzguncuk offers an unforgettable Istanbul experience. 🌸🌊🏙

06/03/2025

🌿Hierapolis Ancient City
Hierapolis is an ancient city known for its rich history and impressive ruins. Founded in the 2nd century BCE, it later flourished under the Roman Empire as a religious and cultural center.

Some of its most remarkable sites include the well-preserved Roman theater, the vast Necropolis, and the mysterious Plutonium, once believed to be an entrance to the underworld. The city was also famous for its hot springs, which were thought to have healing properties.

Today, Hierapolis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors from around the world with its fascinating history and natural beauty.

04/03/2025

The Blue Mosque 💙 With its six minarets and stunning blue tiles, it’s one of Istanbul’s most iconic sights. The Blue Mosque, also known as the Sultanahmet Mosque, is one of Istanbul’s most famous landmarks. Built in the early 17th century during the rule of Sultan Ahmed I, it is an architectural masterpiece combining Ottoman and Byzantine influences. The mosque is known for its stunning blue İznik tiles that decorate its interior, giving it its popular name. With its six minarets, grand central dome, and intricate calligraphy, the Blue Mosque continues to be a place of worship and a major tourist attraction, offering visitors a glimpse into Istanbul’s rich history and cultural heritage.

03/03/2025

🔺Bodrum Castle and Underwater Archaeology Museum
Built in the early 15th century by the Knights of St. John, Bodrum Castle is a historical landmark reflecting the region’s rich maritime heritage. Strategically located on a site with fortifications dating back to 1110 BC, the castle incorporates materials from the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, adding to its historical depth.

🔺Architectural Highlights
The castle features five distinct towers—French, Spanish (Snake), German, Italian, and English—each showcasing unique architectural styles. Originally built with a single wall, it was later reinforced for added defense. Its walls are adorned with painted coats of arms and reliefs, including the emblem of King Henry IV of England.

🔺Transformation into a Museum
After being vacant post-World War I, the castle was repurposed in the 1960s as the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology. This globally renowned museum houses maritime artifacts, ancient shipwreck relics, and insights into naval civilizations.

🔺A Must-Visit Destination
Now a major tourist attraction, Bodrum Castle offers panoramic views of the Bodrum Peninsula and a deep dive into underwater archaeology. Recognized on UNESCO’s Tentative World Heritage List, it remains a symbol of history and culture in the Aegean.

28/02/2025

One of the most magnificent landmarks in Istanbul: Dolmabahçe Palace! ✨ Built during the late Ottoman period, this stunning palace reflects a perfect blend of Eastern and Western architecture. With its breathtaking chandeliers, gold-adorned decorations, and a spectacular view of the Bosphorus, it truly feels like a masterpiece! 💙

Dolmabahçe is also historically significant as the place where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk spent his final days. During the early years of the Republic, Atatürk stayed in this palace during his visits to Istanbul, and on November 10, 1938, he passed away in one of its rooms. Today, that room remains preserved as a tribute to his legacy.

27/02/2025

In the heart of Antalya lies a charming place filled with history: Kaleiçi! ⛵ With its narrow stone streets, traditional houses, and cozy cafés leading to the marina, it feels like a journey through time.