We want you to have a great time in Turkey and make sure your trip is a memorable one as we have escorted so many tours in Turkey personally. We arrange everything for your Turkey Tours, including hotel bookings, airport transfers, guided tours, and top-notch experiences. We offer tailor-made tours to Turkey for all interests and desires, from romantic honeymoons and scenic self-drive road trips to photo tours with experienced photographers and cultural tours in major destinations. Would you like us to tailor you a private itinerary, including the beautiful parks in Istanbul? Benefit from our expertise. The tree is believed to be covering the whole western Anatolia millions of years ago and the oil of it is used in medicine, scent and fume industry. Liquidambar tree is commonly seen in Anatolia, China, Americas and in Rhodes island. We can see oak trees in many handicrafts in Turkey and I think the tree of life was inspired from oak tree.
Mese has always been the symbol of power during the Roman and Byzantium times. Mese / OakĪnd the Oscar of the Trees goes to Mese! With 17 different types, Oak played an important role in the foundations of Anatolian people. A distinctive type is widely found in the south west of Anatolia and since the history, it is used from perfume making to the constructions of the pyramids. The most common place of the cedar trees were Lebanon naming the general name of the tree. There are four major types of cedrus trees around Mediterranean region. This made the trees known as horse chestnuts and the ones you can see in Paris were sent from Istanbul. The seeds were used to treat their horses suffering from Equine Lymphangitis which is an inflammation or swelling associated with impairment of the lymphatic system, particularly in a limb, in horses. The Ottomans brought the horse chestnut trees from Albania to Anatolia. It is a beautiful tree and has very interesting seeds that really stink so not recommended to touch and play with them. Scientists consider it as a living fossil and call it Mature tree. Mabet tree is the oldest know tress of the world and has no relation with any other plants at all. The origins of Magnolia us Americas and the oldest examples are seen in the botanic parks of Batum, in Zonguldak and in Istanbul. Magnolia tree was brought to Istanbul by the European gardeners working in the palaces of Istanbul in the 18th Century. It adapted so well to the weather of Istanbul that now seen in almost all over the city and the banks of the Bosporus. Stone pine is indigenous to the Mediterranean region and was brought to Istanbul in the late 18th Century as well. Judea is the hilly regions of France where the tree was most common. However, this might be made up thanks to the French name of the tree Arbre de Judée, meaning tree of Judea. It is commonly believed that Judas hanged himself to this tree after betraying Jesus. It is a Mediterranean tree and loved the climate of Istanbul as well embellishing the both sides of the city. The colors are so vibrant for a certain time frame that some travel agencies arrange photo tours in those weeks. The symbol of the Bosporus are the Judas Trees.
An Italian gentleman carried the seed to Europe in late 18th Century and then Gulibirism promptly conquered European gardens. It is an Iranian tree but spreaded out from Istanbul to the whole world. Name gives away the origins of the Gulibrisim Tree. Today, it is widely used in cemeteries and the most popular trees of many cities in Turkey. It was planted by Romans in between Besiktas and Bebek districts of Istanbul to use the trunks for building ships. Mediterranean cypress is the the first know forestry of Istanbul. Thanks to the Istanbul University Faculty of Forestry, we are able to learn the top ten most beautiful trees that embellish the city of Istanbul. Even though we grow up under the shades and on the swings of the gigantic trees, most of us are unaware of the origins and name of these natural beauties. Majority of the people in Istanbul love trees.
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