This vertical, outdoor shot captures the exterior of the Aladdin Beach Hotel in Alanya, Turkey, under a clear, bright blue sky. The scene is dominated by several tall palm trees with fronds that appear to be swaying gently in a light breeze, suggesting pleasant weather. The hotel building features light-colored walls with intricate decorative patterns, particularly around a prominent arched entrance that gives it a distinct Mediterranean or Middle Eastern aesthetic. Above this entrance, a traditional-style lantern is mounted. A large, elegant sign on the building clearly reads "Aladdin BEACH HOTEL," accompanied by a four-star rating and the establishment date "Since 1966." Lush green landscaping surrounds the hotel, including neatly manicured bushes in square planters and garden beds. Further back, beyond the main entrance, an inner courtyard with more greenery, including smaller trees and garden elements, is visible. Another section of the building in the background has a darker-tiled roof and multiple levels with arched balconies or windows, consistent with the overall architectural style. The bright sunlight indicates it is daytime. No people or specific activities are present in the static image, which focuses on the hotel's architecture and natural surroundings. The overall impression is of a well-maintained and inviting resort environment.Morning beach scenes documented in Alany
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Tue, Apr 21, 2026, 06:21 AM

Alanya, Turkey

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This vertical, outdoor shot captures the exterior of the Aladdin Beach Hotel in Alanya, Turkey, under a clear, bright blue sky. The scene is dominated by several tall palm trees with fronds that appea…read more

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