Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was the leader who established Turkey as a republic after the fall of the Ottoman Empire. He was given the honorific name "Ataturk", meaning "Father of the Turks". Ferit Orhan Pamuk is a Turkish author who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2006, making him the first and only Turkish recipient. Tarkan is a famous Turkish pop singer who has sold over 29 million albums worldwide despite singing in Turkish. Pamukkale, Cappadocia, and several historic sites like the Bosphorus and Galata bridges, Maiden's Tower, and Blue Mosque are among Turkey's most notable natural wonders and landmarks.

2. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
• One of the most iconic figures
of the early 20th century,
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk is
remembered as the leader
who emerged from the ashes
of the Ottoman Empire to
establish Turkey as a
sovereign republic. Three
years before his death in 1938,
was given the honorific
surname “Ataturk,” which
means “Father of the Turks.”

3. Ferit Orhan Pamuk
• The Turkish author has been
one of the youngest recipients
of this award, winning many
Nobel Prize in 2006, as well as
many literary awards. His
books were translated into
sixty languages, published in
more than one hundred
countries, and published 11
million. Pamuk was chosen as
one of the 100 most influential
people in the world by TIME
magazine in 2006, the first and
only Turkish to receive the
Nobel Prize.

4. Tarkan
• Tarkan, is a Turkish pop singer born
in Germany. Tarkan had several
platinum albums, with total sales of
more than 29 million with the
singles. He is the first Turkish pop
singer to enter the music charts on
three continents despite the fact that
his single is not performed in
English and becomes a world-
famous singer.

5. Sertab Erener
• In 2003 she participated
in the Eurovision Song
Contest with "Everyway
That I Can". She scored
167 points in all four
countries and gave
Turkey the first prize on
the contest.

6. Enes Batur
• Enes Batur was born on April
9, 1998. He has Youtube
channel. Millions of people
watch his publications in their
own style, mostly through
games.

7. Pamukkale
• Located in Denizli,
Pamukkale is located on
the UNESCO World
Heritage List. Pamukkale,
one of Turkey's most
well-known natural
wonders, is built on a hill
of lime waters.

8. Cappadocia
• Cappadocia, one of the
important junctions of the Silk
Road, is at the forefront of
places to be seen in Turkey.
Cappadocia, one of the over-
paradise lands of nature, is
known for its fairy chimneys.

9. Bosphorus Bridge
• The 15 July Martyrs Bridge or
unofficially the Bosphorus
Bridge , also called the First
Bridge , is one of the three
suspension bridges spanning
the Bosphorus strait in
Istanbul, Turkey, thus
connecting Europe and Asia. It
is a gravity-anchored
suspension bridge
with steel towers and inclined
hangers.

10. Maiden's Tower
• The Maiden's Tower
is a structure built on
the small islet located
in the Salacak
openings near the
Marmara Sea of the
Bosphorus, subject to
legends and various
narrations about it.

11. Sultan Ahmed Mosque
• Sultan Ahmed Mosque is
a Muslim temple in
Istanbul, Turkey. Due to
its colors - blue, green
and white, made of chalk
plated porcelain, Europe
is known as the Blue
Mosque.

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