Embassy of Bangladesh in Turkey
Information about Embassy of Bangladesh in Turkey
Address
Oran Mahallesi, Kılıç Ali Caddesi, No: 14, Çankaya – Ankara, Turkey
Emergency Contact Number
+90 312 495 2720
Website
The Embassy of Bangladesh in Turkey looks into the welfare of Bangladesh citizens. Besides the services to its citizens, the Embassy of Bangladesh offers an array of consular services and promotes cultural exchange between the nations. Any difficulties faced by Bangladesh Citizens during their stay in Turkey such as losing passport, overstaying the visa validity, theft of travel documents, legal matters, etc., should be brought to the attention of the Bangladesh Embassy. The Bangladesh citizen will be entitled to necessary assistance.
Turkey is a land of paradise and it offers countless reasons to explore its rich history and walk on the stunning landscape of Cappadocia, Pamukkale, etc. The Middle Eastern country surely has the best places in the world like the underground city and water reservoir.
Bursa
Bursa is a historic city located in Turkey’s northwestern region. The famous place in Bursa is the Grand Mosque Bursa, the ancient and biggest mosque in Turkey. The construction was started in 1396 under the rule of Sultan Bayezid and completed in 1399. The mosque is popular for its 20 domes. The next remarkable tourist place to visit is the Green Mosque (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), which was built in 1412. Cumalikizik town is an ancient town located on the foothills of Uludag mountain.
Uludağ National Park
The national park offers surreal landscapes and a diverse range of bio-diversity. The landscape of the Uludag National Park changes according to the season. The Autumn, Summer and Spring visits are good for hiking to discover scenic places or to enjoy picnics with friends and family. The winter season is ideal for winter sports such as skiing, sledging, snowboarding, etc. Travellers who are looking for other options can go for the cable car ride to get amused by the snow-covered peaks and lush forest landscape.
Dolmabahce Palace
Dolmabahce Palace is an iconic symbol of Ottoman Empire architecture located in Istanbul. The monument was built in 1856 and it reflects the Ottoman Empire’s architectural brilliance. The Dolmabahce palace is open from 9 AM – 6 PM and closed on Mondays. The palace has two entrances, the massive Imperial Gate used for ceremonies and the Gate of Treasury used by Sultans. Selamlik, the feast hall, a luxury hall which is 40 meter high and the harem are the main attractions of the Dolmabahce Palace.
Mount Nemrut
Mount Nemrut is a historic site in Turkey’s Anatolia region. It is a significant place that is home to the ruins of the centuries-old Commagene Kingdom. Visiting Mount Nemrut travellers can explore the ruins such as giant heads and sculptures, whose history dates back to the 1st century B.C. All of the sculpture and tomb-sanctuary were built by King Antiochus I. Travellers can explore the nearby ruins and enjoy the sunrise or sunset from the mount. The archaeological site encompasses various statues, sculptures and rock tombs.
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Turkey is a unique country to visit because of its spectacular landscape and abundant scenic places. The country offers exciting adventure sports such as paragliding to explore the long coastline and surreal landscape and scuba diving to discover the colourful marine life of the Mediterranean Sea.
Check your eligibility for Turkey Visa and apply for Turkey e-Visa 72 hours in advance of your flight.