A group of Turkmen journalists visited the Urla Street of the picturesque town of Alaçatı in Izmir, Türkiye on Monday. This wide street is renowned for its diverse local crafts, trades, and art pieces, creating an atmosphere of creativity and uniqueness. The journalists were impressed by the richness of cultural heritage displayed at every turn.
Urla Street not only captivates with its vibrant shopfronts but also offers tourists the chance to purchase original souvenirs crafted by local artisans. Visitors can find everything from ceramics and textiles to unique wooden creations. Artisans eagerly share their knowledge and techniques, making the street a living museum of traditional arts.
The delegation included journalists from various online publications, such as Business Turkmenistan, THP, Orient, Turkmenportal, Culture and Tourism magazine, In Ashgabat, and News Central Asia. The media representatives highlighted the significance of cultural exchange and the opportunity for Turkmen journalists to connect with Turkey's rich heritage.
Every year, Alaçatı attracts numerous tourists to its famous grape festival. This event perfectly complements the atmosphere of Urla Street, where visitors can enjoy local delicacies and vibrant cultural performances. The festival transforms the town into a center of art and gastronomy, creating a unique blend of tradition and modernity.
As Business Turkmenistan representative noted, "Urla Street is a true treasure for lovers of art and traditional crafts. It showcases the richness of Turkish culture and opens new horizons for cultural exchange." Thus, the visit of Turkmen journalists to Urla Street marked an important milestone in cultural exchange, symbolizing the value of creativity in our society.
