Guide

The Appearance of the Skoupshtina The Skoupshtina, Serbia’s Parliament, is quite plain and unremarkable. It is built from lath and plaster, and its walls are...

Clanging Chains and Convict Labor As I turned a corner on the road, I heard a loud clanging noise. Coming into view were forty prisoners,...

Distortion of Meaning The terminology used in the Communist Constitution of Bulgaria often starkly contrasts with the actual state of affairs, revealing a profound dissonance...

Top Rafting Nations A Closer Look Analyzing the results of the IRF World Championship over the past 5 years, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Russia...

Rafting Paradise in Peril The Decline of Coruh River Rafting Qoruh River, renowned for its rafting routes and attracting around 12,000 enthusiasts annually, faces an impending...

Moda Burnu, the protruding promontory nestled between two bays, is a favored residence for the British colony in Constantinople. Offering a breathtaking panorama of...

From Coruh to the World Accidental Splash into the Spotlight In an effort to promote rafting, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism invited the foreign press...

Ancient Heritage along the Bosporus The bubbling spring surrounded by trees near the railway station marks the location of the ancient Hermagoras. Haidar Pasha Plain...

Maritime Landmarks and Legends along the Bosporus The prominent square yellow structure neighboring the cemetery, visible from the sea, is Selimieh Barracks. It stands on...

A Virtual Nature Museum Discovering Nature’s Masterpiece Amidst a dense forest that almost blocks out the sunlight, the Seven Lakes unfold across two plateaus 800 meters...