The rain caused a lot of trouble for Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo to visit this most important attraction. In addition, Yunluo suggested that if the English vocabulary is not large enough, it is better to hire a Chinese-speaking tour guide, because there are a lot of religious, ethnic, and historical vocabulary involved here, and Yunluo can only understand half of it.

After leaving the museum, Nalanshiqi and Yunluo came to the last place of the day, a carpet factory. Just like the process of visiting handicrafts and pottery before, Nalanshiqi and Yunluo first watched how the locals weave carpets, then someone introduced the varieties and classifications of carpets, and finally let tourists buy carpets.

However, Turkish carpets are world-famous, so it is still very informative to take a look. The carpets in this store are very expensive and there are many kinds of carpets. However, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo had already bought carpets in other stores the day before, so they just looked at them. However, people in the same group said that basically you can get a discount of one-third of the marked price.

The red line trip ended, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo returned to the hotel, packed their luggage, took the airport bus to Nevsehir Airport in Cappadocia, and flew back to Istanbul. When they started boarding, the sun was setting. After a 2-hour flight, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo returned to Istanbul.

On the last day, Nalanshiqi and Yunluo stayed at Sultaniahotel in Istanbul. This hotel is very good, with a good location and a small balcony. However, Nalanshiqi and Yunluo only stayed here for one night. Yunluo will explain more about this hotel in the [Accommodation] section of [Practical Guide] later.

Nalanshiqi and Yunluo's trip to Cappadocia ended. Nalanshiqi and Yunluo had high expectations for this place, but after playing all the way, they also had many regrets. I hope I will have the opportunity to go to Cappadocia again in the future.

Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo went to the pier to take a boat tour of the Istanbul Strait, then bought some souvenirs in the store and flew back home at night. The cruise route is as shown on the map: [Attractions] Istanbul Strait (Turkish: ?stanbulbo?az?), also known as the Bosphorus Strait (Turkish: bo?azi?i.

The Strait of Marmara is a strait between Europe and Asia. It is about 30 kilometers long. The widest part is about 3,700 meters wide and the narrowest part is about 700 meters wide. It connects the Black Sea in the north and the Sea of ​​Marmara in the south.

Istanbul, Turkey's largest city, is across the Bosphorus Strait from the Anatolian Peninsula. It is the first gateway for the Black Sea coastal countries to go to the sea, and it is also the only waterway connecting the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. There are three transportation channels in the Bosphorus Strait, namely the Bosphorus Bridge and the Mehmed II Bridge for highway use.

As well as the Marmaray Tunnel used by the railway. [Beginning of the trip] Nalanshiqi and Yunluo's last day in Turkey started with heavy rain. It rained heavily when they walked out of the hotel, so Nalanshiqi and Yunluo first visited the shops near the hotel and waited for the rain to subside before continuing on their way.

There are many Turkish candy shops near the hotel where Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo stayed. They looked very tempting. It was almost noon when Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo had already walked to the Pigeon Square. The rain was still not stopping, so Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo had to find a place to sit down and eat. Due to the rain, there were fewer people on the street than in the past few days.

This level of awesome barbecue is really awesome! It's a pity that one person can't finish it all. After lunch, the rain was a little lighter, and Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo came to the dock. At this time, there was a cruise ship boarding tourists, and Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo quickly bought tickets and came to the cruise ship. This cruise ship has three floors. The lower two floors are ordinary cabins, and the upper floors are open-air.

But there is a big shed to keep out the rain. Yunluo stood on the top floor and looked at the mosque in the distance. There are many cruise ships in this port, but it is recommended to choose a large ship, which is safer. This cruise ship departs from the port on the Galata Bridge side and goes northeast along the strait. After about an hour of driving, it turns back. The whole journey takes a total of 2 hours. Please see the map for the route.

Nalan Shiqi and Yun Luoluo can see different scenery of Europe on this side and Asia on the other side on the boat. The rain has basically stopped, and everyone has come to the upper level. This is the layout of the upper level. You won't get wet if you sit in the middle. The seats on both sides are still quite wet after the rain. There are many high-end villas on both sides of the strait, and many villas have private yachts parked at the door.

There are also some high-end villas built halfway up the mountain. Not bad either. The tower in the distance is the Maiden Lighthouse. After getting off the cruise ship, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo basically had no other plans, just waiting to take a flight home at night, so Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo walked back to the New Mosque and fed the pigeons for a while.

After a while, the sun finally came out! In the evening, Nalanshiqi and Yunluo came to Hagia Sophia Square between the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. There were many Turkish locals walking here. There are many cats in Istanbul. Nalanshiqi and Yunluo always saw all kinds of cats during the few days they were here, and cats were basically not afraid of people.

As soon as Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo sat down, a cat came over and lay on them without moving. Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo let it sleep there and put it down until they left. In the evening, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo had dinner at the restaurant next to the hotel. After eating for a while, they found that there was an extra guest at their table!

After dinner, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo returned to the hotel, packed their luggage and headed for the airport. When leaving the country, the border inspector stamped the document, and Yunluo thanked him in the Turkish language she had learned along the way (pronounced: te-shek-kewre-de-reem, which is really hard to remember, Yunluo only learned this word in the past few days), and the border inspector laughed at Yunluo.

Then he said to Yunluo in not very standard Chinese: "Thank you!" This is the end of the travelogue of Turkey. If you ask Yunluo what is the biggest feeling of this trip, Yunluo may think of regret. Since Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo were traveling independently and did not have very convenient means of transportation, although they played for 7 days, they only visited 3 cities, and the famous Antalya.

There were no arrangements for attractions such as Izmir; the hot air balloon ride in Cappadocia, one of the most important items in Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo's travel plan, was cancelled due to weather reasons; Turkey belongs to the Mesopotamian region and has a long history and many attractions, but most of the attractions do not have Chinese introductions and guides.

The English texts covering ethnicity, religion and history were difficult for Nalanshiqi and Yunluo to understand, and they needed to find Chinese information and materials to understand. Although they felt sorry, this trip also allowed Nalanshiqi and Yunluo to feel the charm of Turkey, a magical country.

As a country spanning Europe and Asia, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo saw the culture here. After experiencing the rule of multiple dynasties, what was finally manifested was integration. Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo saw great architecture and civilization, whether it was the ruins of the ancient Roman era or the tall and majestic mosques, churches and palaces, all of which made people admire them.

Nalanshiqi and Yunluo also saw the wonders of nature. The calcification pools in Pamukkale are one of the most beautiful places Yunluo has ever seen, and the fairy chimneys and local landforms in Goreme are unprecedented wonders. With regret and amazement, Nalanshiqi and Yunluo had a common idea on the way home, that is, they would come again in the future.

There was a saying that described Istanbul like this: Many cities look the same, but Istanbul looks a thousand ways. When it comes to a country, many look the same, but Turkey looks a thousand ways. From the legendary Troy to the glorious Roman Empire, from the Byzantine Constantinople to the Ottoman Istanbul.

This land has recorded too many historical vicissitudes. The Eurasian continent meets here, and the collision and fusion of Eastern and Western civilizations have left behind various world heritage sites with different styles. There are magnificent mosques, the landforms of Cappadocia that look like the surface of the moon, and the geological wonder Pamukkale that is as white as snow.

There are beautiful and romantic hot air balloons and thrilling paragliding; you can cruise the vast Mediterranean, look out over the blue Aegean Sea, experience mysterious cave hotels, enjoy Turkish baths with alternating hot and cold water, and appreciate elegant and atmospheric spinning dances; there is also the world's third-largest delicacy, which is famous for barbecue, and beautiful girls with delicate features and hot bodies, who combine the advantages of Asia and Europe...

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

All of this made Yunluo fascinated. When Yunluo really walked into this country, he found that its magic was far more than that. During the 16-day trip, Yunluo's deepest impression was the enthusiasm of the people of this country. Yunluo was filled with emotion and surprises along the way. Although there were some regrets in Bodrum, it did not affect the overall joy.

The trip with Sucao was indeed very different. The other two girls, Lily and Juzi, were not pretentious, did not care, did not get entangled, and did not linger, showing the qualities of excellent travel companions to the extreme. Another thing that surprised Yunluo was that opposite the airport was a snow-capped mountain similar to Mount Fuji in Japan.

The vast wilderness of Cappadocia makes the snow-capped mountains look even more majestic. Later, when we were on the green line, the tour guide told Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo that the snow on this mountain never melts, and the snow content changes with the seasons. It is the source of many rivers in Cappadocia. Along the way, Yunluo kept taking pictures of the snow-capped mountains through the car window until he could no longer see them.

In the vast wilderness of Cappadocia, Goreme is one of the pearls. The whole town is surrounded by a rocky hill with different styles, and various small and fresh cave hotels can be seen everywhere. The closer to the top of the mountain, the better the scenery, the higher the price, and of course the more inconvenient it is. Goreme has three major features, one is the magical landform of Cappadocia. (To be continued...)