Diyarbakir Travel

In my previous post on beautiful photos of Diyarbakir, I introduced my readers to a photographer whom I didn’t identify at the time of posting that article because he was just setting up his website on photography. Now I will reveal his name. His name is Serhat Oncu. However, he’s just starting his website so [...]

One of my friends, Serhat, is a photographer and gave me some wonderful photos of Diyarbakir. He had once traveled to Diyarbakir and taken a lot of photos while in the city. His photographs of Diyarbakir show the city in a different light – an artistic vision in black and white photography. He has just [...]

I haven’t written as a while because I have been very busy with other writing projects. I’ve also found that this blog on Diyarbakir Travel has attracted a great deal of spam. I should just let you know, folks, I moderate the comments and won’t approve any spam. They are deleted instantly and moved to [...]

There is great potential for tourism to Diyarbakir.  This ancient historical city has a wealth of tourist attractions, both architecturally and archaeologically. There are enough Diyarbakir hotels, restaurants, museums and tourist sites to know that the basic infrastructure is already there to be built upon and developed.  Not only this, there is also the people [...]

Diyarbakir will give you loads of photo opportunities, especially when you encounter the little children of Diyarbakir.  There are many, many street children in Diyarbakir, perhaps, sadly because of the economic conditions of the city and overall, the south east of Turkey. This little Kurdish boy is playing shepherd in one of the fields of [...]