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London Philharmonic Orchestra performed in Istanbul 

The London Philharmonic Orchestra, one of the world's most renowned orchestras, took stage at the newly reopened Atatürk Cultural Center (AKM) as part of the Beyoğlu Culture Festival organized by the Culture and Tourism Ministry for the first time this year. The orchestra performed a special repertoire at the concert with its giant staff of 96 people.

Cave church draws visitors for faith tourism

St. Pierre Church, considered a pilgrimage place for Christians and believed to be the world's first cave church by some sources, hosted over 62,000 visitors so far in 2021.

Located at the skirts of Mont Habib Neccar in Turkey's southern province of Hatay, the church was a meeting point for the believers of Jesus in the 1930s.

Musicians of 'Diva' sentenced for fake PCR tests

The 20 members of Turkish artist Bülent Ersoy's orchestra team have been sentenced to one month in prison for declaring a fake PCR test to the Turkish Cypriot authorities.

"I will spend my fortune to save them," said Ersoy late on Oct. 4, while one of the orchestra members spilled out hatred against her, saying, "You ruined our lives. You will be cursed."

Stone Hills introduced in Şanlıurfa

The Culture and Tourism Ministry and the Turkish Tourism Development and Promotion Agency (TGA) have introduced the Stone Hills, which host the first examples of settled life and social communities in the world, at an event held at the Şanlıurfa Museum.

The opening ceremony of the "Karahantepe and Neolithic Man" exhibition was also held during the event.

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