With the latest snowfall that affected many areas in central, northern and western Turkey, much of the country's territory was covered in snow, except for tiny strips of land on its western and southern coasts.
Tourists take a horse trip around fairy chimneys in Güllüdere and Zemi valleys in Cappadocia in central Turkey.
Capital Ankara received this winter's first effective snowfall, prompting a one-day snow break for students along with 25 other provinces.
This photo shows the Anıtkabir, the mausoleum of the republic's founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, and its surrounding neighborhoods after the snowfall on Wednesday.
In eastern Turkey, the snow cover remains for months. In Doğubeyazıt, one of Turkey's easternmost districts, snowfall was effective on Tuesday, offering a breathtaking view from 17th century Ottoman-era structure Ishak Pasha Palace overlooking the town.