Migration to Nature Has Gained Speed, Don't Be Late!

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With the expectation of a healthy, safe alternative life, reverse migration from cities to nature and villages in Türkiye has accelerated due to pandemics and earthquakes. Early retirement and hybrid working models have popularized the search for a detached life with a garden. Rural settled life began to change its shell with this interaction and alternative living spaces began to form in nature.

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NATURE HOUSES SHOW, Türkiye’s first and only Gardenstyle Country Life Exhibition, will invite those who want to switch to rural settled life in our country between 30-31 May - 1 June 2024 at Istanbul Yenikapı Eurasia Show Center will host. NATURE HOUSES, which will be held simultaneously with the 6th Equist International Horse and Equestrian Fair, will turn into an international festival of living in nature in the largest metropolis of our country.

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NATURE HOUSES SHOW'24 sheds light on everything from region selection, building options, zoning and infrastructure opportunities, construction and renovation planning, energy and transportation preference, garden design and decoration to local and foreign visitors who are exploring an alternative life in the unique nature of our country. offers the solutions they are looking for together. It brings together you, our valued visitors, who dream of living with a garden in nature, with local and foreign expert organizations and brands in the fields of construction, contracting, architecture, infrastructure, renewable energy, landscaping, decoration, agriculture and animal husbandry, at the stands in the indoor and outdoor areas of NATURE HOUSES SHOW'24.

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The path of those who dream of a farm, village house, chalet, plateau house, vineyard house, hobby house, reinforced concrete, prefabricated, stone, wood, log, light steel, container, capsule house, dome, bungalow or tiny house in the lap of nature, Every year, starting from this year, it will pass through NATURE HOUSES SHOW, which is preparing to host more than 20,000 visitors in its first year.