Troy is today Turkey's Chisalik, located in the southeast of the Dardanelles Strait in Asia Minor. The Troy archaeological site is of great significance for understanding the critical period of early European civilization development. And, thanks to its profound influence on Homer's Iliad creative arts for more than two centuries, Troy has become more culturally important, with its more than 4,000-year history as one of the world's most famous archaeological sites.

The site of Troy is the ancient Turkish city, located in the south of Chanale, north of the Dardanelles, at the foot of the gentle castle hill. The mountains are green and flowing, citrus and olive trees are full of mountains, and the red-tiled and white-walled farmhouses are dotted with the typical rural scenery of Turkey's Aegean Sea region.

The ancient city of Troy in Homer's Epic, located in northwest Asia Minor, was centered on the Troy War, which took place about 3,200 years ago, and was almost the same era as the Shang Wuding. So how do Western scholars confirm that "the archaeological discovery of Troy is the ancient city of Troy in the Homer Epic" so that the World Heritage Committee made a "this history is written by Homer and spread through the ages" evaluation?

The ruins carry history, and you can understand it in a deep way under the introduction of the tour guide

Interesting place. Thanks to movies and stories, its real life historical significance has probably been a little overrated though. Easy to get to by minibus from Cannakale.