Blue turkey

For visa reasons, you need to fly a visa in Ethiopia every two months or so-which means flying to other countries and returning. Last time I saw them flying to Turkey, although the visa had not expired, I wanted to fly with them, and the leader of Electronic Flow approved it. As a result, I finally gave up traveling because of my inner anxiety. However, I finally waited until my visa expired, and now I flew to Blue Turkey. As for why Turkey, it is probably because Turkey is like a fantastic country. Istanbul, its capital, is located between the Black Sea and Marathi, which is the intersection of East and West. Turkey is also a meeting place of eastern and western cultures. Since the earliest Eastern Roman civilization, Constantine the Great moved the capital and named the city after him. Later, the Turks broke through this invincible fortress, and the cross of the church was replaced by stars and the moon.

It was 6 o'clock in the morning when I arrived in Turkey. As soon as I arrived at the hotel, I had a good sleep and regained my vitality. Then I started exploring in Turkey. My first impression of Turkey is clean and refreshing. Probably there were few tourists during the epidemic, and the whole city was much quieter. Walking on the streets made of blue bricks, a dome mosque and a square minaret will pop up from time to time, and their prayer broadcasts will ring in the ears from time to time and reverberate throughout Istanbul. I was hungry at noon, so I decided to go out and look for food, but many restaurants were closed due to the epidemic, so I had to choose a place on the map in advance and call to confirm the opening. The first restaurant I tasted in Turkey was the canned stuffy beef ranked first in public comments. The boss's shop decoration has many China elements, and he also uses public comments, so the traffic is probably brushed up like this.

After a hearty meal, I hit the road again. The first stop is, of course, the nearby Sophia Church. I know its name probably benefited from Sophia Church in Harbin n years ago. On my way there, I suddenly met a little brother and accosted him. The later experience is that as long as you go near the church of Hagia Sophia, someone will keep talking to you, telling you that he has opened a small shop nearby, inviting you to visit it, and will take the initiative to help you show the way. I probably had nothing to do, so I talked to this little brother and learned that his shop sells carpets. Well, I didn't know how expensive carpets are in Turkey until later. He put all kinds of carpets in their house in front of me for me to choose. I chose it for a long time and found it very expensive, thousands at a time. Finally, I felt in my pocket and decided to find a reason to run first.

The business is not done, but the friendship is still there. The little brother who sells carpets personally took me to Sophia Church. When I came to the whole church, it was a huge dome. When my slippers went in, I felt its shock, which was much more spectacular than that mosque. Of course, it enshrines the words of the divine case. Muslims are not allowed to represent their gods, so there are no portraits and sculptures. It is conceivable that the cross of Jesus should have been enshrined here more than 500 years ago.

Come out of Sophia Church and turn back to the Sultan's palace. Osman is also quite rich. He built a huge palace with antique clocks and swords, a bathhouse with a huge kitchen, a library and so on. Each functional module is readily available, and the channel is outside the palace.

After coming out of Sudan's bedroom, I began to walk aimlessly in the street again, watching the light rail running on their road, accompanied by the tinkling sound, which was quite eastern Europe. It's almost dusk now. Walking on the bridge, you can occasionally see one or two people fishing. People sat comfortably on the shore and watched the afterglow fall. This is probably the life of the Turks-a cup of Turkish black tea and a chair are enough.

As night begins to fall, how can you not come to Turkey to try their barbecue? I called a car and went to the barbecue restaurant ranked second in public comments to find out. As soon as I entered the gate, the wall and chandelier in front of me were covered with all kinds of banknotes and coins. In the typical online celebrity store style, tourists from all over the world may write down a sentence or two about their wishes and then paste it. I ordered a signature kebab set meal, but the side dish was served in a big bowl. It was fragrant and soft, and it was so cool.

Looking out from the hotel, the lights in Turkey are very bright in the dark.

When I got up in the morning, I saw the blue sky. After breakfast in the hotel, I started my adventure again.

Go straight along this most famous commercial street. This street is the same style as the central street in Harbin. On both sides are buildings in Byzantine, full of commercial flavor. Tourists from all over the world shop here. But just in time for the epidemic, there are not many people on the street, so I can walk slowly.

Walking, I suddenly found a street covered with colorful umbrellas, and the shops on both sides were all kinds of inkjet paintings, which was fantastic.

Through all kinds of colorful streets, you came to Garadata, which is a must-see place when you come to Turkey, because the most magnificent scenery in Turkey is unobstructed here, so that you can fully feel its charm.

After coming down from the tower, I went back to the hotel to have a rest. The next day, after all kinds of shopping, I went to the airport Istanbul is really a charming city. Although it is only a cursory look, it is also a lingering experience.