Ï Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
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Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale

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Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale
Through the lens of a Turkmen photographer: Balykesir and Chanakkale

A press tour for Turkmen journalists took place across two key regions of Türkiye – Balykesir and Chanakkale. The trip provided an opportunity to capture the natural landscapes, cultural landmarks, and historical sites that shape the visual identity of west coast of the country.

The route began in the Balykesir region, where natural areas combine with a tranquil urban environment. Participants visited Kazdaglary National Park, coastal areas, and urban neighbourhoods, capturing the contrasts between forest panoramas, seascapes, and architecture of the region.

In Chanakkale, the focus was on historical and archaeological sites. Gallipoli (Gelibolu), memorial sites, ancient Troy, and waterfront of the city became key points along the route. These places convey the cultural depth of the region and its role in historical heritage of the Türkiye.

The photo report captures the atmosphere of the trip: moments on the road, observations, interactions among the participants, and visual details that together form a cohesive chronicle of the press tour.