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Side, one of Antalya's most precious treasures, is not just a holiday resort but a living history. Taking its name from the 'Pomegranate' fruit, this ancient city was one of the most important ports of the Roman and Byzantine periods. Today, it is a favorite of families with its modern hotels, golden sandy beaches, and preserved historical structures. For conservative families, Side means relaxing in the cool waters of Manavgat, worshiping in majestic mosques, and traveling through history in the shadow of the ancient theater. If you are ready for a halal-friendly Side trip, away from noisy nightlife, intertwined with nature and history, here is your route.
Amasya, one of the most elegant cities in Anatolia, is like an open-air museum with the Yeşilırmak River flowing through it and imposing mountains surrounding it. However, defining Amasya only by its natural beauty is insufficient; besides being the 'City of Princes', this place has a deep spiritual climate with the Islamic scholars and saints it nurtured. This city, where Şerafettin Sabuncuoğlu, the teacher of Akşemseddin, distributed healing and where Bayezid II found spiritual peace, is a tranquil escape route for conservative families. Let's get to know Amasya closely, where you will hear the whispers of history while walking its streets and find peace with your family in an alcohol-free and safe environment.
Imagine a place where time stands still and the chaos of modern life cannot enter: Safranbolu. Located on the UNESCO World Heritage List, this cute district is unique not only for its architecture but also for the Ottoman-Islamic culture it keeps alive. Safranbolu, where wooden bay-windowed houses were built respecting 'rights of others' so as not to block each other's view and sun, is the manifestation of a refined civilization. For conservative families, this is a peaceful haven where privacy and neighborly relations are still alive, and alcohol-free boutique hotel options are plentiful. While walking in its narrow cobblestone streets, a fountain at every corner and a historical mosque in every square welcome you and whisper 'slow down, live the moment'.
