I have travelled to many different countries in my entire
life, but the best one so far was my trip to Turkey. It was a trip that was
planned with my entire college along with 2 staff teachers. It lasted for one week.
We left on 14th December 2012 and we landed directly in Istanbul.
Half the day went by in travelling from Dubai to Istanbul. The rest of the day
we spent relaxing in the hotel.
On the 2nd day, the entire day was spent doing
the Ottoman Tour including
Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Grand Covered Bazaar. The best place i liked the most was the
Topkapi palace because it housed a lot of important artifacts from the past.
the interior architecture of the blue mosque was also a very pretty sight.
On the 3rd day,
we spent our day going to the mountain
top where i experienced and felt snow for the 1st time in my life. We had a lot
of fun playing in the snow and having snowball fights. We also took turns to
ride on the snow mobile. We had lunch and then returned back to the hotel.
After that we spent the rest of the day shopping around the place.
On the 4th day, we had a Full Day Bursa City Tour. We went to the Muradiye area and saw the Great Mosque.
On the 5th day, we had a visit to the Dolmabahce
Palace. The rest of the day we also visited the OZYEGIN University in Istanbul.
On the 6th day, after breakfast, we took a 1 hr flight from Istanbul to
Cappadocia. After reaching there, we visited the Kaymakli Underground City. It was built 5000yrs ago. We also visited a
lot of churches around the area.
On the 7th day, we visited the Goreme Open air
museum. We also did an easy one hour hike in rose valley through fairy
chimneys. The rest of the day we also spent going to irchards and vineyards.
On the 8th day, we took a flight back to
Istanbul, spent 2 hours shopping around and then sadly headed back to the
airport to come back to Dubai.
Here are some pictures in Turkey...
Blue Mosque
architecture
of the blue mosque
Rose Valley
Dolmabahce Palace
On the way to Bursa
Cappadocia
Our hotel in Cappadocia
Kaymakli Underground
City
Top of the mountain
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