Exotic Turkish

"If the earth is just one country, then Istanbul is worthy of being the capital of the earth."
Exotic Turkish
French Emperor Napoleon (1769-1821) said this sentence at the time of his life. Indeed, if you want to find a place to travel on your own for a 10-day vacation, Turkey is one of the best candidates.
Istanbul! Istanbul!
Too many cool things
We go to Turkey according to the "golden journey" of short-term tourists (10-12 days) including: Cappadocia, Pamukkale, Selcuk and Istanbul.
Cappadocia is a land with beautiful "fairy chimneys" (fairy chimneys), considered one of the most beautiful hot air balloons in the world

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You will remember your hometown "Cu Chi Tunnels" when visiting the .. cities in the ground up to 100m deep.



36 cities have been explored and open to visitors since 1964. The government continues to explore the surrounding underground areas.
Do not hesitate to spend a little more to experience in the "cave hotel" is a type of hotel located in the very unique mountain caves of Cappadocia.
From Cappadocia to fly to Izmir, then rent a self-drive car to Pamukkale with a range of more than 270km is a great experience when driving through beautiful roads.
Pamukkale has a lovely nickname "Cotton Castle" (roughly translated as Bong Castle) because from a distance, the white salt stagnant from the molten mineral water day and night makes the whole mountain side become a magnificent castle without pen. Ink does not describe.
Panoramic view of Cappadocia from the Uchisar fortress
We drove from Pamukkale to Selcuk (a district in the province of Izmir, about 2 hours from Pamukkale) Here is Ephesus - a relic of the Roman and Greek empires, whose home is said to be of the Virgin Mary, there is a village of Sirine with houses lying on the slopes that remind you of the Nine Parts ( an ancient village of Taiwan).



In the afternoon, sitting at a roadside restaurant, sipping a silver ceramic cup containing hot coffee specially prepared, you can exclaim: "Turkey, why is so good and so strange".
Istanbul! Istanbul!
According to UNESCO, Turkey possesses 17 world-recognized cultural and historical monuments, most of them unique. So much great stuff in a cross-Asian and European culture is worth the traveler "come once in a lifetime" and "should come before dying". Praised as a country "divine beauty", with a long history, Turkey does not let you down with Cappadocia, with Pamukkale, with a Trojan horse, with the unique city of Istanbul in the world (yes two sides on one side in Asia, the other in Europe) and legendary Bosphorus harbor.
Companion companion said: “Those with a bloodline of discovery are often attracted to Istanbul by the cultural rhythm of the city, or the impressive density of the magnificent monuments gathered in the city.
But above all, intangible values always exist throughout the age, the origin of the multidimensional, multi-layered history and culture of the city, comes from a natural factor: the Bosphorus " .
Indeed, Istanbul has inherited a distinctive contemporary culture of mixed colors. Wandering around Istanbul, one can catch a mysterious Asian smile shining in the blue eyes of a Caucasian girl.




You flick the camera over a sky overhanging a Christian cross in the midst of the atmosphere that echoes the Qur’an. You catch a golden glow on the meticulous mosaic on the lapel of Christ, gleaming under the fresco of the Prophet Muhammad's plastered stucco.
For me, just ten minutes on the shuttle bus across the Bosphorus bridge connecting the two Eurasian continents is enough of an interesting memory.
Not only that, you should and must "sail" along the Bosphorus to breathe the Turkish sea breeze, to play the role of a Scythian nomadic merchant of the 5th century BC returning from Athens back home. with the gut of the statue.
In the mountains of Soganli, lambs are dyed to prevent straying
Drifting from the south to the north, the west coast (the European coast) of the Bosphorus are the "million dollar" mansions lined up close to the coast. Scattered are the ports crowded with boats and seagulls crying for rubbish. Occasionally there is an ancient Ottoman fortress that slowly passes before my eyes.



From the edge of the water gradually into the mainland, there are layers of houses, roads, vehicles ... Seen from the middle of the sea, they are all tiny but lively like on a sofa.
Step out of the Bosphorus dream, you return to the east coast (Asia) and marvel at the crowd of people on the streets, subway stations, squares on Saturday weekend.
You join the flow of people to Spice Baazar - a famous spice market to taste hundreds of local sweets, then make a huge payment to buy sweets to take home. In amazement, you will step back and forth at Grand Baazar - the oldest and largest market in the world - with more than 4,000 shops and 61 streets in the market cage. Then it is difficult for any tourist to resist buying a magic lamp, bringing it home to see if any god flies out to grant your wishes.




The other facade of the "Celsus library" is in Ephesus
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