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Yesilyurt Village is a charming village located in the Canakkale province of Turkey. The village is situated on the Gallipoli Peninsula and is surrounded by stunning natural beauty and historical sites. Here's a brief guide to help you explore Yesilyurt Village and its surroundings:
    Explore the Village: Yesilyurt is a small village with a population of around 800 people. Take a leisurely stroll around the village to admire the traditional Turkish houses, the village mosque, and the local shops. You can also sample some of the delicious local food, such as baklava and gözleme.
    Visit the ANZAC Cove: Yesilyurt Village is located near the ANZAC Cove, which was a significant location during World War I. The cove was used as a landing point for Allied troops during the Gallipoli campaign. You can visit the ANZAC Cove Memorial to learn more about the campaign and pay your respects to the soldiers who lost their lives.
    Explore the Gallipoli Peninsula National Historical Park: The Gallipoli Peninsula National Historical Park is a must-see for history buffs. The park covers the entire Gallipoli Peninsula and is home to numerous historical sites, including the Gelibolu Battlefield, the 57th Regiment Memorial, and the Lone Pine Memorial.
    Take a Boat Tour: You can take a boat tour of the Dardanelles Strait, which passes by Yesilyurt Village. The boat tours offer stunning views of the surrounding coastline and the historical landmarks along the way.
    Visit Troy: Troy is an ancient city located near Canakkale, and it's one of the most famous archaeological sites in Turkey. You can explore the ruins of the city and learn about its rich history at the onsite museum.
These are just a few suggestions for things to see and do in and around Yesilyurt Village. The area is rich in history and natural beauty, so take your time to explore and soak up the local culture.