Anzac Cove

We visited here all morning and the guides gave us a shocking explanation of this row of graveyards that we deeply regret that war is always brutal, and this is a beautiful bay with lots of stories.

This bay was once a very fierce battle in Gallipoli. World War I New Zealand and Australian legions fought very hard on the beaches and the Turkish legions. Now it is a historical site.

Natural wonders: the ubiquitous natural treasures, every place is fascinating

The historical significance is significant, and it has also shocked the years. The ANZ Corps Bay is a bay under the cliff, and its coast is full of stones. If the sun is strong, it is a bit sultry and has a very important historical significance. It is the most intense place in the two countries in World War I and the relics of the time can be seen. Come here to feel the serious and sacred atmosphere a long time ago. It is like a crack in the sky but the beautiful sunrise is spilled. The warm sunshine is like this place is the place people expect. It is also strictly prohibited to swim in the sea and picnic on the beach. So it is good to visit but you must abide by the rules. ● The scenery here is really not there. The front line of the sea is connected to the sky and the sky is magnificent and beautiful, and the surrounding high peaks can also be seen faintly and look up to be a frightening river. There are still a lot of green plants around, but there must be a unique scenery here. There are many artists who come to collect the style and sketch, and the photos are also very beautiful. The stones of the bay were a little hot under the sun and the hot sun was as fierce as the war was, and everything seemed quiet. The long history had put this place into the fragments of the years, and only genetics was recorded. ● Location Information: 17900 Canakkale Turkiye Ticket Information: Free Open