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What You Need to Know Before You Travel to Turkey - Turkey Traveler's Guide to Make The Most Out of Your Trip - cover

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What You Need to Know Before You Travel to Turkey - Turkey Traveler's Guide to Make The Most Out of Your Trip

The Non Fiction Author

Publisher: RN Publisher

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Summary

Like so many people who have passed through Turkey of the past who were drawn in by the country’s riches and landscapes, you are sure to be equally mesmerized. From region to region there are traces of the past with remnants of some of the world’s earliest human civilizations. It is a place for those who come to search out an exotic culture, history, and adventure. It is also a place where people search for refuge, a spiritual connection to others and relaxation. The landscape is as diverse as its people and you can witness every part if you open your mind. Recently, this region has not received the best of reputations. However, it should be noted that it is safe to visit. With the exception of a couple small areas close to Syria, you can still enjoy this country for all it has to offer. The key is, as with traveling to any area of the globe is to keep yourself informed. Start your tour off by landing in Istanbul. Even if you are looking for a beach vacation later on around the Aegean Peninsula or Turquoise Coast, it is worth spending a couple days in this vastly incredible city. The mosques, the architecture, the people and the food are sure to even give a small trembling to anyone’s core and bring out the adventurer in everyone. Go by foot, mingle with the locals, and share a tea or coffee with them. They will surely become a close friend in under an hour and possibly be a friend for life. 
 
What You'll Learn Inside:
 
Planning Your Trip
 
Travel Costs, Budgets and More…
 
Turkish Culture, Language, and More
 
Istanbul – The Capital City of Turkey
 
The Aegean Coast
 
Antalya & the Mediterranean Coast
 
The Black Sea Coast
 
The Euphrates & the Tigris Basin
Available since: 04/28/2018.

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