Visit çanakkale, The City Famous For The Trojan Horse

If you've seen the movie The War of Troy, have you ever wondered if the giant horse that caused the Trojans to lose to Greek soldiers existed. If you have one, visit the city of Çanakkale.Turkey visit Çanakkale, the city famous for the Trojan horse Horse horse in the 2004 film Trojan War About 30km ago, the port city of Çanakkale, Turkey has only about 200,000 inhabitants, facing the Dardanelles Strait, an important maritime route connecting the Aegean and Marmara Seas.The name of the strait is derived from its name. Dardanus of the ancient city on the Asian coast, this is also the name of Dardanus - the son of Zeus and Electra

.I went to Çanakkale on an autumn afternoon when the color of the sky was like a patch of color gradually lost to the calm atmosphere of this land attracts. Two travelers from unfamiliar places strolled on the harbor, sometimes their shoulders trembling slightly when the cold wind blew in. Wild cats and dogs roamed while seagulls hovered near boats Right on the harbor is the wooden horse (Truva Heykeli) in the film The Trojan War of director Petersen with the participation of actor Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, and Orlando Bloom.



Nearby is a model of Troy, divided from Troy I to Troy IX, carefully preserved in a glass for easy reference. The port in the city of Çanakkale - Photo: Kim Ngan Saat Kulesi - the symbol of the city - Photo: Kim NganThe statue of Admiral Piri Reis - Photo: Kim Ngan I will never know Admiral Piri Reis (1470-1554) if I do not see the statue of him lying away from the horse Wood is not far away.Piri was an important commander of the naval forces during the Ottoman dynasty and also one of the best scientists in the industry The Piri Reis map is a replica of the original version he drew in 1513 on the skin of an antelope on the east coast of Africa and South America located right on the coast. Çanakkale city is a walk along the harbor overlooking the coastal architecture and quietly observing the peaceful life in an unfamiliar city. Then visit pedestrian-filled streets filled with shops and markets with a wide variety of goods, and if you come here, do not miss the five-story clock tower of the Ottoman era built in 1897. The symbol of this city is also known as Saat Kulesi, an Italian merchant and consul left 100,000 gold francs in his will to build the tower. Around the tower area are houses with eye-catching architecture that is always crowded with passersby The attractive pedestrian area of the city is not far from the harbor - Photo: Kim Ngan - Seafood seller on the harbor - Photo: Kim NganLau Kilitbahir radio overlooking the Dardanelles - Photo: Kim Ngan Sitting in front of the harbor in the autumn afternoon, my eyes are constantly on one of the attractions of the city - Kilitbahir Castle which is a fortress - located opposite Çanakkale city across the strait Dardanelles.



The castle was built by the Ottoman emperor Mehmet in 1463 and is called a "sea lock" for the defense of the Dardanelles. I remember feeling overwhelmed by the grandeur and magnificence of Istanbul on a ship that took itself from the Asian coast to the European coast, but when the ship sailed over the Dardanelles strait from the East to the East to cross the old Western continent, Çanakkale left a feeling of nostalgia in me. His humility and simplicity.A restaurant right in front of the sea - Photo: Kim Ngan Mattress for tourists right on the harbor - Photo: Kim Ngan Attractive cake with blue demon eye amulet - a unique belief of the Turks - Photo: Kim Ngan According to Tuoi Tre ***.

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