A Round Of Istanbul – A City Bridging Asia And Europe, Where Everyone Leaves With A Love

The colorful Grand Bazaar market, traditional pastries, hundreds of palaces and temples of Istanbul ... will make you fall in love from the first meeting. Travel Istanbul - a city bridging Asia and Europe, Where everyone left, I have a love affair with Istanbul - an intercontinental city with a part of Europe, part of Asia has long made me wish to come

. The appeal of the solemn, mystical East Asia and modernity of the West makes me not hesitate to choose Istanbul to explore immediately when the opportunity arises.With many people, choose to travel Istanbul (Turkey ) at this point perhaps it is not wise to have a lot of turmoil, but for me personally, it would be peaceful wherever there is peace in my mind. Since after all, no place on earth is 100% safe, right? Back to the Grand Bazaar Market, when talking about historic buildings, which are extremely praised in Istanbul, I will tell you to the place I love most: the Grand Bazaar market.



Before coming here, I have read and heard a lot about the grandeur of the market, but when I discovered it with my own eyes, I still could not help but be surprised. Coming here, you will feel like lost in a maze without understanding where you came from and how to get out. And myself was lost in this vast market and most famous in the world. If you come here, I advise you to "save" yourself a map of the market! Grand Bazaar Market is a place to exchange goods during the Ottoman Empire and is also located on the silk and spices road into Europe. Europe. Grand Bazaar has 12 doors, including 4 main gates, there is always security staff standing at the door, using a scanner to check the security of each passenger when entering sightseeing as well as shopping. Each zone focuses on selling different items, you will be dazzled when you get lost in the area that sells gold, jewelry and foreign currencies, then goes to the area selling typical spices of Turkey with many colors eye-catching, can not help but go to the carpet sales area, the area dedicated to selling sweets with the merchants standing at the door enthusiastically inviting customers to taste some home specialties A lot of teas, the color of the dried fruit is very eye-catching.



Another special feature at Grand Bazaar is that there are only men selling to you! Baklava - A traditional pastry dish that makes everyone fall in love with Baklava is considered the most popular dessert in Turkey. I was "drowned" in baklava bakeries everywhere on the streets of Istanbul. Basic Baklava is a layer of cake that is rolled, folded, the bottom layer will be covered with condensed milk, then layer by layer the cake will be spread with a characteristic syrup with pistachio (pistachio). small. Pistachios are extremely popular in this country, you can see it in most of the sweet confectionery here. A traditional Baklava tray. There are also a myriad of variations in shapes, sizes or flavors. The pistachio shell inside has a very delicious and at least sweet coconut bean filling! The ideal of the people here is to sip a cup of hot tea in the morning and enjoy some sweet baklava that just came out of the oven.



You will find yourself energized to start the day. I was so infatuated that I ordered a series to try all the different flavors of this delicious cake. And at that time it feels like you've eaten the most sugar in your entire life, but only the next day you'll feel a craving like never before a baklava. Istanbul's palaces and temples contain a vast and brilliant cultural treasury. From the international airport to Istanbul you will find countless mosques built of stone with large domes, and most of them are very superficial and majestic, only Istanbul has. There are about 500 temples, large and small, to this city, it is impossible not to mention the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque - the green cathedral. This is the largest mosque in the city paved with 20,000 blue-glazed bricks, with the main dome in the middle and many small arches around, outside there are 6 pointed towers rising to the sky. When entering a green mosque, women are required to cover their hair with a scarf.



Everyone must wear long pants and bare feet Blue Blue Mosque at sunsetLocated not far from the Blue Mosque is Hagia Sophia, this is also considered a destination not to be missed when coming to Istanbul, it is a symbol of the Ottoman Empire. Initially it was the cathedral of Eastern Christianity, but later changed to a mosque in 1453 and finally in 1935 the Hagia Sophia became a historical museum with a long history and religious significance. importance of Istanbul in particular and Turkey in general.Hagia Sophia Inside Hagia Sofia As if t.

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