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Sultan Ahmed Mosque

Returning to Istanbul today, there are still so many scammers on the street. When I meet a handsome guy, I am dressed up in the sunshine. When I come up, I say that I like my dress style very much. This doesnt touch the scammers, but the technical content is really bad, and I respond directly. I am not Gay, I don't need your favorite, turn a white-eyed hoe and go in the other direction. Yu Guang sees the handsome guy in the same place. Turkish dogs are very foreign and have earrings! For three days, the countdown to the line was sent to the Blue Mosque, the only six-storied tower on the planet.

YAO SHUN

Istanbul,Recommendations

Although Istanbul is a tourist city, it looks prosperous, but after those high-rises, there are still quite a few areas that belong to the poverty zone. I also mistakenly entered these places. The children here are innocent and bright, for me outside. Showing a sincere smile, from their eyes, only curious and friendly.

biggun

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Grand Bazaar

The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is known as The Grand Bazaar in English and is considered to be one of the world's oldest shopping malls. It is also the world's largest and oldest Bazaar market, covering 65 streets, 26 exits, and more than 4,400 shops. Along with mosques, cafes, schools, hospitals and hammams, it is like a huge Aladdin treasure, where you can buy lots of interesting things and Turkish specialties. Every area in the Grand Bazaar is very complicated, like a huge labyrinth. If you don't pay attention, you will faint and turn around to the origin. Even my loggers follow the navigation. Turkey's biggest featured product is blue eyes. No matter which city, blue eyes will appear. They have already penetrated into the life and architecture of local people. People put blue eyes on the floor and the wall. It is made into ornaments and hangs as a decoration to attract customers, and it is a unique symbol of Turkey. Walk in the Grand Bazaar, always fascinated by the colorful lamps, the boss looks at my appearance, the generous permission to take pictures, the Turks' hearty warmth.

doubleliker

Istanbul,Recommendations

Topkapi Palace

Topkapi Palace is Turkey's old royal palace and one of the world's cultural heritage. Topkapi means "the cannon's door", which originated from the cannons that were once placed in the old bunker. Now a museum, it is known as the model of the Ottoman period palace. is very big inside, it takes about 3 hours to get through, but many exhibits can't be photographed. Although it is not as grand as the Forbidden City, it is also a visual feast. The palace is roughly divided into the Forbidden City and the Harem. Both are sold separately, but they are included in the coupon. Whether it is the Istanbul Museum Coupon on the 3rd or the National Museum Coupon on the 7th, the queue is omitted. The time to buy a ticket, and then Amway

Travel-Xavier

Istanbul,Recommendations

Sultan Ahmed Mosque

Blue Mosque in Istanbul. To enter here, the woman must wear a headscarf, and both men and women must take off their shoes. You can take pictures but you can't enter the place of prayer. There are so many people, it is difficult to avoid taking pictures of the crowd. But this mosque is really the most beautiful I have ever seen. Blue Mosque, formerly known as Sultan Ahmed Mosque, one of the famous mosques in Turkey. It was designed and built by Mehmet Aga, a famous Italian architect of the Islamic world in the early 17th century, because the walls of the mosque are all blue and white. The two-coloured Iznik tile decoration is one of the most important landmarks in Istanbul.

Echo

Istanbul,Recommendations

Napoleon once said that if the world can only have one capital, it must be Istanbul. As the only city in the world that spans two continents, Istanbul has too many stories and accumulations. The throat of the city's Bosphorus, across the Eurasian continent, is in the middle of the cultural compromise between East and West. From Constantinople to Istanbul, from the Roman Empire to the Ottoman Empire, the glory of more than a thousand years, there are not many cities in the world that have such a long history as Istanbul. Since the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Istanbul has also slowly moved down from the highest peak. The glorious history and civilization of the city can be seen everywhere. However, the government is unable to protect all the remains. The citizens continue their lives on the remains. These relics seem to be like these. They are reminding people of the glory of Istanbul. As a tourist who loves ancient history, I saw that Istanbul fell in love with the city at first sight. It still seems to retain the look of the millennium. The towering minaret in the city, Bo Thousands of sails on the Strait of Spurs.

JOJO’s wonderful trip

Istanbul,Recommendations

Chora Museum

Founded in the 5th century, the Church of Chora Monastery is located in the old town of Istanbul, the most prosperous city in Turkey. The walls and domes of the church are covered with exquisite gold mosaics, including Bible stories, Jesus and the Virgin. Throughout her life, Maria has been hailed as the most beautiful Byzantine relic in Turkey. Like all Christian churches in Turkey, the church of Kola was converted into a mosque during the Ottoman period. Fortunately, these gold murals are not tolerated by Islamic rulers. They are plastered and have been through fire for centuries. And the earthquake, so that everyone forgets that this simple building also hides such beautiful art masterpieces. This secret was discovered only until the mid-20th century. The murals have been mended and re-emerged with golden light. Today it has become one of the best museums in Istanbul, where visitors can see the charm of Byzantine art. Luxury Cora Church highlights the glory of the Byzantine Empire. The picture above depicts the founder of the church, Theodore, who is presenting the church to Christ. The Byzantine poet and writer also ruled the Empire State Treasury. This is the only remaining art of Byzantine mosaic art in the world, and it has always been longing to be able to see its style.

JOJO’s wonderful trip

Istanbul,Recommendations

Hagia Sophia Museum

A thousand years after the second century AD, Constantinople has been the most gorgeous and richest city in the world. Constantine built this city that belongs to him to boast of the momentum of the Eastern Roman Empire.

JOJO’s wonderful trip

Istanbul,Recommendations

Sultan Ahmed Mosque

The second rain was in the morning, and we decided to go to the Blue Mosque. There was no rain in the rain, leaving only the wet road. The Blue Mosque is not far from the hotel and walks slowly along the subway track. It has not been occupied by the tour group when it arrived. I bought corn and donuts from the hawkers for breakfast, sat in the lounge area in front of the mosque for breakfast, the mosque was behind, and there was a crisp bird cry. Istanbul's corn is the most delicious corn I have ever eaten on the trip. It is hot when I take it from the hawker. I need to wrap it in paper to prevent hot hands. In order to aggravate the taste, they will also sprinkle salt on it. In India, it is sprinkled with paprika, sweet and tender, and the best corn breakfast.

doubleliker

Istanbul,Recommendations

Fenerbahce

Fener is a quarter of the Golden Horn in the old city of Istanbul. Take the bus to the marked place and ask the road talent to find this block. The entire block is built on a hill, down all the way, with all the historic wooden houses on both sides of the street, and occasionally churches and Byzantine and Ottoman synagogues. 1453 After the fall of Constantinople (Istanbul), the Fener district became home to many Greeks. The bishops of Constantinople also moved here, and still can see there. European architecture. In this ancient neighborhood, there are fewer tourists, squatting down the stone streets, the houses on both sides retain the original look, and people sit quietly chatting at the door. There are many petty cafs and restaurants near the main street.

doubleliker

Istanbul,Recommendations

Galata Tower

Aurora_Rice_Ball

Istanbul,Recommendations

In my spare time, I ran to Independent Street, watching people coming and going on the street, and many street performers performing. This time, I encountered a passing army. They were wearing military armor, spinning drums, shaking flags, and preparing to go to the battlefield.

doubleliker

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