Also known as Anatolian wild horses, the Yılkı horses provide a captivating and authentic subject for photographers amongst the breathtaking landscapes in Anatolia.

Indeed, the experience of being amongst more than 300 wild Yılkı horses is beyond words. The thunderous sound of hooves pounding the earth, the exhilarating rush of wind as they gallop, and the sheer energy and freedom they exude create an atmosphere that transcends the boundaries of a film set or a documentary

The warmth of the wind on your face adds an extra dimension to the experience, making it a truly unforgettable encounter with the raw beauty of wild horses in the heart of Anatolia.

The Yilki horses have a longstanding history in the region, with a population that was once more abundant. Over time, some of these horses were domesticated by people, while others migrated to nearby areas. Today, there are approximately 250-300 wild and semi-wild Yilki horses remain in the area. Throughout history, horses have played a crucial role in Turkish life, serving as companions and means of transportation. This cultural connection persists, and horses continue to hold a special place as spirit animals for the Turkish people