Aosiman Residence Review

The ancient city of crocuses under the World Cultural Heritage Protection List under Chenxi Weilu is really beautiful. The temperature is minus four degrees. You really have to pay attention to cold prevention and warmth. The house here has a special taste and is worth playing carefully!

The saffron pots were important cities during the Ottoman period in Turkey, and many of the Ottoman houses of the time were preserved. They were mostly villas with beautiful gardens and lawns. Most of it has been converted into residences for the rich, but such a complex, also a beautiful landscape, is a symbol of the history of the city of crocus.

It’s a windy feeling on the mountain. It’s really great. I like it very much.

A small Turkish town, very historical and cultural.

These old Ottoman-style houses in Savlambolu, at first glance look like masonry structures, are actually wooden structures, filled with mud bricks and plastered on the basis of wood frames. This is still a bit different from the concept of wooden houses in China. I have visited an old house, because it is a museum to visit, so the house is very large, several floors, different functions of the room are clearly divided, a bit special. I just don't know how the house of ordinary families is. Now, the old town houses are beautifully repaired, with a sense of flowers in small European cities. I also saw people wiping the exterior walls when I wandered around the small town.

The name of the saffron city is very Chinese. It is said that the local production of saffron, so the name is given. In a late autumn, it is for this small town that is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It sat here for 7 hours and it really lived up to expectations. It was a carefree paradise, with cobbled paths stretching across the hills, and on both sides of the street were old Ottoman-style wooden houses, as if they were the "living fossils" of an Ottoman town. Living in houses at night, everything is peaceful, the sky is shining, we are far from the city is this peace?

Looking around, this small mountain city is full of white-walled red roof buildings, surrounded by the surrounding valley, forming a seclusion gesture. Closer to home, Ottoman houses and buildings are preserved in complete condition, including private museums, mosques, cemeteries, Turkish baths, clock towers, sundials and hundreds of small shops and houses. In 1994, the city of crocus was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is known as Turkey's most beautiful mountain city.