Where is the Great Wall?

The Great Wall of China In the north of China, the giant defense walls extending in the east-west direction begin on the shore of Po Hay Bay and extend westward past the vast geography. It spans 15 provinces of the country. It travels from the Shanghai Pass in Hebei province to the east to Jiayu Pass in Gansu province in the west.

How to get to the Great Wall of China? travel Guide

I have some bad news for you; Unfortunately, to go to the Great Wall of China, you have to go all the way to China. Before you answer the question of how to get to the Great Wall of China and give travel guide notes, you can find out the time of departure from the capital on the map below. Badaling, Juyong Pass, Huanghuacheng, Jiankou, Mutianyu, Gubeikou, Jinshanting, Simatai and Huangya Pass can be visited easily and daily. 630 kilometers of the city walls are located in Beijing .

Mutianyu Walls – How to get there

Mutianyu Walls can be preferred for an easy Chinese Great Wall tour from Beijing. From the Dongzhimen bus station in the city center, you can take the 916 Express (full CNY 12 CNY, Beijing Transportation Card and CNY 6, Chinese Yuan Yuan, Renminbi) or take the 916 bus at Huairou Beidajie stop on Huairou North Avenue, then h23, h24, h35 or h36 The bus arrives at the Mutianyu Roundabout junction and walk 450 meters to reach the ticket sales office. The full ticket costs 45 yuan, children over 60 and 25 yuan to children, free of charge to children taller than 120 inches, I was amazed at what a wonderful pricing.

Great Wall of China – transportation.

From Beijing Central Station ( Beijing Huochezhan) to the Mutianyu Walls, you can go to Dongzhimen Station by taking the subway number 2 and take the surface to exit 916 Express bus. 

How to get to the Great Wall of China? Travel Guide.

You can walk up to half an hour if you want to climb the walls, or if you want to save your energy for sightseeing or to reach a higher point, you can take the cable car to Tower 14. I suggest you use the cable car like me, because you will have already walked quite a bit up the hill and the view from the cable car cabin is beautiful.

The 5,400-meter Mutianyu Suru was first built by the Northern Qi dynasty (550-557). The patriots of the Ming Dynasty, renowned for their patriotism, Tan Lun and Qi Jiguang rebuilt the fortifications, strengthening their defense potential.

Where’s the Great Wall?

The city walls have been the northern protection shield for China for generations, defending the capital and the tombs of the emperors.

Mutianyu Walls, most of which are made of granite slabs, have a height of 7 to 8 meters and a width of 4 to 5 meters. Some of the trench walls are not rectangular but saw-tooth shaped. Under the trench walls, there are curved square gratings on the top, unlike traditional round gratings.

Unlike Badaling Walls, which are always overcrowded, Mutianyu is often secluded and more impressive. I would go to Beijing more than once and if you have enough time, I recommend both, and only Mutianyu. There are restaurants in Mutianyu but it is quite expensive by Chinese standards, I ate the egg soup which is the cheapest thing on the menu, here is the photo: Chinese cuisine

Transportation to Badaling Walls

To get to Badaling Walls, Deshengmen is a 5-10 minute walk from Exit B2 exit of Jishuitan metro station of metro line 2 and you can take the bus number 877 departing from 06:30 am to 12:30 pm. This direct bus, which costs 12 yuan and lasts for 1 hour, needs to walk a bit from the last stop or go with a pulley car.

Great Wall Badaling sightseeing map of China.

Another transportation option is the number 1 tourist bus that departs from the southwest of the Qianmen Arrow Tower on the south side of Tiananmen Square. There is a guide on the tour bus which costs 20 yuan; it leaves every half hour and takes 100 minutes.

There is also the bus number 919, but it takes a long time because it stops at many stops. If you want to go by train, you can take the S2 train (6 yuan, 1.5 hours) from Huangtudian station, get off at Badaling train station and walk for 15 minutes or take the free shuttle bus from the station to the cable car.

Badaling Great Wall is 7.6 kilometers long. Ticket costs 45 yuan, cable car 40 yuan. There are restaurants, fast food chain restaurants, hotels, the Great Wall Museum, a cinema with circular screens and shops.

The world’s largest structure of its visitors are very famous, such as US President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister Cameron, Argentine soccer player Diego Armando Maradona, the Los Angeles Lakers NBA superstar Bryant, Israeli Prime Minister Rabin, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Romania ‘s Prime Minister Dascalesc of South African President Mandela, the Cuban  State President Castro, King Carlos of Spain .

Why was the Great Wall of China Built?

The Great Wall of China was laid by more than 20 kingdoms during the Warring Principalities of China (770 BC – 221 BC). Chu, Qi, Yan, Wei, Han, Zhao, Qin built the first sets on their borders to protect the kingdoms from each other. Qin, Zhao, Yan kingdoms were built to stop the attacks of XiongNu, DongHu, LinHu, Hiung-nu and protect the northern borders of the country. China’s first Emperor Qin Shi Huang decided to protect the north of the country with an insurmountable defensive wall.

There are different views on why this gigantic construction was built and its purpose; defending the borders of the country against the attacks of Mongol and Turkish tribes against China from the north, especially Hiung-nu ; to punish the captive rulers of the principalities destroyed at the end of long wars in exile and heavy works; avoid escapes from the country; to show the public and the country that the country is united under one rule.

Why was the Great Wall of China built?

The Great Wall of China History and Story

The Great Wall of China was built in various periods by the ancient Qi (770-221 BC), Qin (221-207 BC), Han (206 BC-220 AD), Ming (1368-1644) dynasties, and most of the walls remaining to the present day are Ming. It was built during the dynasty. Qin Shi Huang extended the walls built by the previous kingdoms in 221 BCE, and the Great Wall of China became the Great Wall of China in English during the Qin Dynasty.

The Great Wall of China

From the 3rd century BC to the 17th century, the Chinese continued to extend the Great Wall. The last dynasty, which repaired the Great Wall and used it for defense, was the Ming Dynasty that reigned between 1368-1644. The parts of the walls built by the Ming Dynasty on the map are red, the walls previously made in blue.

Information about the Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China

Seddin thickness and height vary from place to place. The Great Wall of China is not entirely made up of bricks and rocks, some parts are very weak, the mortar can be found in the environment around the soil, stone, wood, brick pieces, clay or lime was made by joining materials, the state is not strong enough to protect the attack, but the enemy will slow down .  Usually the height of the wall is 4-6 meters, the base thickness is 7 meters and the top thickness is around 6 meters. Horses and carts can ride on large areas. There are visor and archer holes along the thick walls. A watchtower or castle at 200 meters; There is a lighthouse at 9 kilometers. Palaces and temples were also built on the walls. In some places, sets are made in several rows to allow gradual defense.

The Great Wall of China is 21,196 kilometers in length.

The historic building was named UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, and one of the Seven New Wonders of the World on July 7, 2007. Their name in Chinese means Wanli Changcheng “10,000 Mile Wall” and Changcheng “Long Wall”. Informal names in literature and legends are Zi Sai (Purple Frontier) and Tu Long (Earth Dragon). Its length is 21,196 kilometers according to official and current information.

The Great Wall of China?

Who would think to build the world’s largest structure in such a place?

Information about the Great Wall of China

Many books have been written, researched and filmed about the world’s largest structure . The most popular film today is the 2016 production of 104-minute historical fantasy and adventure genre from the US and China-produced The Great Wall, directed by Yimou Zhang, starring Matt Damon, Willem Dafoe, Andy Lau, Pedro Pascal and Eddie Peng. With a budget of $ 150 million, it is the most expensive film ever made in China.

Interesting Brief Information about the Great Wall of China

Here is interesting information and little-known facts about the Great Wall of China.

1. It is hard to see the naked eye even if the Great Wall of China is rumored to be seen from space and is only 1.5 km from above. Some astronauts claimed to have seen it, but later turned out to be a river.

2. It took more than 2,000 years to complete.

3. Although it was a 2,300-year-old structure, the rest of the world was unaware of it. Europeans learned through the Portuguese explorer Bento de Gois in 1605 that such a structure.

4. Although a certain number is not known, some studies show that 8.000 people worked in the construction. They consisted of soldiers, forcibly gathered villagers, criminal prisoners and prisoners of war.

5. According to legend, the construction route of the wall was created by following the traces left by a dragon following the works. According to some, the wall itself is in the form of a dragon lying curled over the mountains.

6. In 1987, British marathon William Lindesay alone ran 2400 km on the wall.

7. The highest point of the Great Wall of China is on Mount Heita near Beijing and is 1,525 meters above sea level.

8. The longest cemetery in the world. Thousands of workers were buried in the construction. Some are thought to have been buried inside the wall itself. Legend has it that human bones were used in the mortar of the wall.

9. According to legend, Meng Jiangnv cried so much after her husband died in the construction of the wall, that part of the wall collapsed and his wife’s bones were revealed and buried.

Great Wall

10. During the Cultural Revolution of 1966-1976, some of the bricks of the wall were used in the construction of houses, farms and warehouses.

11. More than three hundred heads of state and top executives visited Badaling, the most famous part.

12. The walls of the Ming Dynasty pass through the provinces of Liaoning, Hebei, Tianjin, Beijing, Inner Mongolia , Shanxi, Shaanxi, Ningxia and Gansu and are 8,850 kilometers long.

13. One third of the city walls disappeared without any trace.

14. According to measurements, calculations and estimates, 3,873,000,000 bricks have been used and weigh a total of 58 million tons.

15. Tens of millions of visitors are walking on it annually.

Quotations

Biri A man who doesn’t go to the Great Wall is not a hero. ” Mao Zedong

Sed The Great Wall of China is never destroyed, the Yellow River flows forever. ”Anonymous proverb.

“The height of the wall depends on the depth of the foundation.” Anonymous.

Kim Who knows what the winds and rains passed through the bricks of the walls? ”Anonymous.

One of me:

Mountains, rivers, lakes, deserts, surpassed you, great wall, would this be the end? This is the tip of the Great Wall in Xinjiang Province.

Of course, romanticism is another thing that comes to mind when you say Paris. The city was always marketed and settled in the minds. The Avenue of Champs-Elysees is a place where couples walk hand in hand, where romanticism reaches its peak. If you are alone and you resist to enter that atmosphere, Paris may feel cold and boring. I liked every street that I visited on foot until I was without a walk.

Paris’ main elegance boulevards, cafes, elegant boutiques and exquisite restaurants; It is located on the Seine, in its romantic appearance and of course in its art. If you don’t live here, the taste that Paris will leave on your palate is lacking.

Paris Travel Guide

Paris, the capital of France, is located on the Seine in northern France. Paris, also known as the world capital of fashion and luxury, is an ornate city full of historical buildings. It is also home to the Louvre Museum, the most famous museum in the world.

The Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower , one of the most famous icons in the world, have made Paris the most visited city in the world.

The French really know how to enjoy life, so that their capital is the most beautiful representative of this culture. The French are strictly committed to their own culture and especially to their language. Their legacy is legendary. Although it is easy to find English speaking French, it is not easy to communicate. Get information from tourism information offices when you need them.

Things to Do in Paris

The most famous places to visit in the unforgettable city of Paris are the Eiffel Towerand the Notre Dame Cathedral . Especially when the seasons are summer, you understand that tourists are the most preferred time to visit. Step into the streets of Paris, as other artists, intellectuals, philosophers, and lovers do.

Try to understand the subway and bus system. The distances between places can be far away. It is best to get a metro map to get to the places you will see by metro.

1. The Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is still one of the most important museums in the world. Even if you wait a long time to see Mona Lisa, which is the most popular work of the museum, where it takes literally days to visit, you realize that it is worth your ordeal. After all, it’s one of the most famous paintings in the world.

Louvre Museum, Europe ‘s best paintings and sculptures as well as Asia, Egypt, Greece, and also showcases priceless artifacts from Rome. Don’t forget to see the Milo Venus, another of the Louvre Museum’s most famous works. The museum is closed on Tuesdays and public holidays. Monday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday are open from 09.00 to 18.00, Wednesday and Friday are open from 09.00 to 22.00. The entrance to the Lourve Museum costs € 9,5.

2. Eiffel Tower

Although the Eiffel Tower was found by the Parisians when it was first opened, it is not so today. When the Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889, it was the tallest building in the world with a length of 320 meters. Built in memory of the centenary of the revolution, the tower has since become the symbol of Paris. From the top of the tower, which has a total of three floors, you can see all of Paris and even its suburbs on clear days.

3. Notre Dame Cathedral

Notre Dame Cathedral , which has gothic architectural features , is a historical building whose construction started in 1163 and completed in 1345. The cathedral, which has three doors attracting attention with its different architectural beauties, also hosts a very large church organ. Watching Paris from its towers is also a pleasure.

4. Orsay Museum

As an art museum, Orsay Museum is one of the most valuable museums of Paris where many important works are exhibited. Although each work in the museum is a masterpiece, there is also a large collection of sculptures. visit if you have time.

5. Palace of Versailles

The Palace of Versailles , the largest palace in Europe, consisting of a group of palaces and pavilions , reflects all the characteristics of the royal period as the political center of France. Only the number of rooms is one thousand three hundred, which is very large structure, giving you a full day to visit. It is an enormous building with its extraordinary garden, incredible interior decorations and the Mirrored Gallery, which is covered with four hundred mirrors, which are seventy-five meters long.

6. Basilica of the Sacre Coeur

Scaré Coeur (Sacred Heart) , a Roman-Byzantine church built on the top of Montmartre, almost dominates Paris. The church was built in memory of Jesus’ holy heart after the Prussians conquered Paris in 1870 and found blood in the capital of civil war.

The exterior of the church is strikingly white, as the Chateau-Landon stones used outside the building turn white as they age. On the contrary, it is decorated with colorful mosaics.

7. Montmartre

Montmartre is located on a hill about 130 meters high in the north of Paris. This hill has a paradoxical framework with both a religious meaning and a popular nightlife. The Sacre-Coeur Basilica is the most prominent monument in this region.

Pierre de Montmartre is a church that dates back to the basilica. It is also the place where Jesuit priests were founded. Many artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali had work places there.

8. Arc de Triomphe

Champs-Élysées, one of the most beautiful and luxurious streets in the world and one of the first places that come to mind when Paris is mentioned, is a 2 km street that starts with Place de la Concorde and ends with Place Charles de Gaulle at the other end.

This street where you can dine with quality food, restaurants, cafes and many shops and witness the luxury life of Paris, ends with Zafer Takı.

9. Arc de Triomphe

Arc de Triomphe , located in l’Étoile, a star-shaped square where many streets meet, is the victory monument of the First Napoleon. In order to observe the geometric structure of the connecting streets, it is necessary to climb to the top of this triumphal arch by elevator.

10. Church of Sainte Chapelle

Sainte Chapelle , named after its architect and completed in 1242 and completed in 1247 , is a structure that has survived to the present day without any changes thanks to its restoration.

11. Opera Garnier

The Opera House , where art events have been held since 1875 with a capacity of two thousand two hundred people , is shown among the masterpieces of the Neo-Baroque style. Opera, with busts of famous composers, bay windows and interior decorations, is one of the most magnificent buildings in Paris.

12. The Luxembourg Garden

The Jardin du Luxembourg is regarded as one of the best examples of Renaissance garden design as an oasis in the heart of Paris. The park has more than 100 fountains, statues and monuments dedicated to queens of France, mythological figures, artists and female saints. Rest your feet in the Luxembourg Garden, the most beautiful park in the city.

13. Museum of Modern Art Pompidou

Pompidou has the most striking architecture of Paris. Pompidou’s magnificent building, built by architect Richard Rogers, is home to the modern art museum. In the center where Matisse, Picasso and other Cubist, Fauvist and Surrealist works are exhibited, there is even a museum of Picasso’s own works.

14. Place de la Concorde

Place de la Concorde , one of the most well-known squares of Paris, is remembered from many film and photo frames with its twenty-three meter high obelisk. The square, one of the landmarks of the French Revolution, where many executions and bloody events took place in the past, lies to the east of the Champs-Élysées.

15. Disneyland

At Euro Disney , one of the biggest entertainment centers in Europe  , you can watch the parade of Disney heroes, take a mine train in Frontierland, cross the bridges, reach the peaks of entertainment, then watch the Pirates of the Caribbean.

Combining fairy tale heroes with many activities such as horror tunnels, film shows, animations and fireworks, Euro Disney offers a different experience, restaurant, cinema and live shows.

The French are closely linked to their own culture and especially to their language. While exploring the city, it is possible to find people who understand and speak English in almost all of the tourist spots, but if you need to communicate outside the tourist spots, even if you speak French or ask for help or ask questions, the local people will be more interested and sympathetic.

Nightlife in Paris

Paris is a city full of pleasure and pleasure. That is why every little detail should be enjoyed when you go. Sit in a café or bistro and enjoy coffee and croissants, walk around the shop windows, grab a baguette bread from the market and snack as a pre-dinner snack; Enjoy your dinner with great pleasure.

Sit in the street cafes of Germain Des Pres and Marais and dive into the nightlife at Rue Oberkampf in the evening. After shopping at Rue Du Faubourg, Saint-Honore and Avenue Montaigne, visit Rue Montorgueil.

Paris is one of the most reliable cities in Europe in general. However, as in any major city, there are some important points to consider here. The Seine Saint-Denis district, as well as the 18th and 19th Regions, are the poorest districts of the city, known for their drug dealers. Stay away from these areas both during the day and at night.

The name of some of the bars and nightclubs in the Montmartre, Moulin Rouge and Place Pigalle districts is remembered for the exorbitant price tricks they set up. Therefore, if you are going to a place in any of these areas, ask for the price of your drink in advance and even take your drink directly without having to open an account at the bar.

Paris eating and drinking

The French capital is also the starting point for the famous French cuisine. Paris is also known for its many famous restaurants which satisfy the palate tastes of the visitors and which are famous for their cuisine.

French cuisine with a rich variety and a sensible taste; starters, soups, fish and meat dishes, cheese and wine.

Going to the café is seen as a part of social life in Paris because this habit, which was invented as the meeting point of artists, writers and intellectuals, has become the best known feature of the city. For tea and pies and cakes, you can choose the salon de thé.

Starting from crudités (green vegetables, tomatoes, carrots, celery and raw vegetable platter consisting of cucumber), sausages, cold meats and butter varieties. A kind of vegetable soup called soup called Potage, fish soup served with garlic sauce, cheese and croutons.

Trout steamed as fish or sautéed in butter and cooked with almonds. The meat is usually undercooked and usually served with different sauces. If this cooking style is not right for you:

If you want a well cooked “Bien Cuit” 
Medium cooked 
pişmiş A Point ” If you want undercooked“ Saignant ”and 
if you want extra undercooked“ Blue ”you need to order by specifying.

The most widely consumed cheese varieties in Paris are blue roquefort, goat cheese, camambert and brie. Keep in mind that there are many more delicious cheeses that vary by region, and they are delicious. Although white wines are usually consumed with fish and red wines are consumed with meat, red wine is consumed more widely. Also try the very popular Rose wine range.

From the soups, you can choose a kind of vegetable soup known as potage and fish soup served with garlic sauce, cheese and croutons. Trout cooked with steamed or butter sauteed almonds is consumed a lot.

Meats, which are usually served with different sauces, are generally eaten undercooked in Paris. If you want well cooked pişmiş Bien Cuit ”, medium cooked ist A Point ist if you want,“ Saignant ers if you want extra ç Blue ”if you want to order.

Paris weather essentials

The climate of Paris is characterized by a climate between the semi-oceanic and semi-continental climate. Northern Paris is cold in winters and rainy in summers. When we head south, the Mediterranean climate starts to feel and winters are hot and dry in mild summers.

Seasonal clothing should be preferred because of the mild climate. You may need an umbrella against possible rainfall. The use of thicker clothes is a priority, as temperatures drop during the winter months.

Shopping in Paris 

Because it is one of the most famous, flamboyant and most spectacular fashion and design centers in the world, Paris can drag everyone to the shopping spree. , France’s famous perfumes and clothing brands.

You can find clothing and perfumes in the department stores on Haussmann Boulevard. You can also find leather and silk products in the stores at Rue Saint Honore and Rue Du Fauborg Saint Honore.

Marché aux Puces de Vanves, the smallest and loveliest flea market in Paris, has been established since the 1920s. Marché aux Puces Montreuil, a giant of flea markets, is one of the Parisian markets that still maintains its originality. St-Quen (Clignancourt) is the largest market in Paris with approximately 2500 looms and 11 million visitors.

Paris accommodation

Copernic, La Fayette and Faubourg St-Honore Streets, Malesherbes Avenue, Vendome, Montaigne and Champs-Elysées Square are the best areas for those who want a luxurious stay in Paris.

On the other hand, you can browse Saint Denis, Saint-Paul and Laferriere Streets for more affordable accommodation options. However, in spring and summer, in general, almost all hotels in the city in mind that there is a great concentration before you travel, make sure to make your reservation.

How to get to Paris

From Istanbul to Charles de Gaulle Airport with Turkish Airlines, Air France and Onur Air; Pegasus and Transavia Airlines can also fly directly to Paris Orly Airport. Look for early flight campaigns that offer cheap flights . Get your ticket early.

Charles de Gaulle Airport , which you reach every day of the week after a journey of approximately four hours , is 30 kilometers away from the city center. You can take a taxi, shuttle, train to the city center and Gare du Nord or Châtelet-Les Halles Station.

From Orly Airport , sixteen kilometers from the city center , you can reach Denfert-Rochereau Station by taxi or bus.

With its stunning nature, your imagination

The Valla Canyon, located in the Küre Mountains in the Western Black Sea Region, is one of the largest canyons in the world with a depth of 10 kilometers and a depth of 120 meters and it is called Wild Paradise.

In the Black Sea region West Bartin, Kastamonu and Sinop extending perpendicular to the coast throughout the province 250 kilometers on a mountain system which Kure Mountains, the WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) has been one of the 9 areas of Turkey in Europe’s 100 protected areas. It is one of the areas declared “gift to the world” by WWF in 2000. It shows that the National Park area is an important area in terms of both biological diversity and other features. The most important feature that distinguishes the karstic belt in the National Park from its counterparts is that it has a humid climate zone and therefore has natural, old and virgin forest cover of national and international importance. These forests contain temperate beech and fir oaks, endemic plant species, forests rich in biodiversity and pseudo-maquis formations. Of the 675 plant species found in Küre Mountains and its vicinity, 109 are endemic and 49 are rare. The National Park has a rich potential in terms of fauna and wildlife. The presence of 40 to 132 species of mammals are found in this region in Turkey. In addition, endangered species such as fox, otter, roe deer and deer also live in the region. There are also 129 bird species living in the park and its immediate surroundings, 46 of which are in danger of extinction. The area is also rich in day and night predators.

The Biggest of Küre Mountains

Valla Canyon, the largest of the canyons in the Küre Mountains, is located in the northwestern part of Kastamonu province, Cide, Azdavay,

It is located between Pınarbaşı districts and Bartın province borders. The gigantic Valla Canyon, where Devrekani Stream breaks through the Küre Mountains to reach the Black Sea, starts at the location where Devrekani Stream meets Kanlıçay, 26 kilometers from Pınarbaşı district center in Kastamonu province and near Muratbaşı Village. The starting point of the canyon is reached by a 1.5-kilometer trail. The canyon, which stretches for about 10 kilometers towards Cide in the north, ends near the village of Hamitli. The lowest elevation in the region is 150 meters and the highest elevation is 1183 meters. The average land elevation varies between 900-1000 meters.

The region is generally composed of Jurassic Cretaceous aged limestones. With the effect of vegetation and rainy climate, karstification was accelerated, surface waters intensely eroded the limestone cracks at certain points, resulting in significant karstic voids.

The height of the rocky cliffs on both sides of the canyon varies between 800-1200 meters. These rocky walls house predatory birds such as eagles, hawks, vulture and kestrel. The canyon cannot be passed without a guide and equipment.

One of the places where the canyon can be seen best from a bird’s eye view is Kayabaşı Mahallesi in Sümenler Village, 27 kilometers north of Pınarbaşı. The Valla Canyon was featured in the press when 4 students from Istanbul Technical University disappeared here in 1994 and left the town of Cide 14 days later and defined it as the Wild Paradise, and became a place of visit for nature lovers. It is not possible to cross the canyon without equipment.
Along with the Valla Canyon, other natural beauties around it also offer great photos to its visitors.

Ilgarini Cave

Ilgarini Cave, which is considered as the 4th largest cave in the world, is within the borders of Derebucak Village of Kastamonu’s Cide district. It is possible to reach Pınarbaşı district by walking for 2 hours on foot from the steep and rocky forest pathway from Sorkun Plateau. The total length of the cave is 860 meters and its depth is 250 meters. It consists of two parts, the fossil horizontal part and the active vertical part. There are house ruins and cisterns that are thought to belong to the Roman-Byzantine period at the entrance. In addition, at the beginning of the vertical section, there is a road consisting of 24 spirals laid by man-made stones. In the continuation of this road, a well of 52 meters deep and 30 meters in diameter is reached. Then, a siphon like a lake is reached by crawling and covered with white travertine. The fossil arm is covered with beautiful cave formations in the form of travertines and chandeliers. The formations in the hall where hard-to-reach arms are opened, starting at a height of 5-6 meters from the ground, have been preserved until today and still continue to occur.

Ilica Waterfall

Ilıca Waterfall is located within the borders of Ilıca Village of Pınarbaşı district and is 12 kilometers away from the village. From Ilıca Village, the footpath takes an average of half an hour on foot. The water is poured from about 10 meters high; where this water pours naturally a pool was formed. The most important feature of the waterfall is that this pool is surrounded by many trees and vegetation. Again, when you go from the upper part of the waterfall, the pits and carvings formed in the rocks as a result of the erosion of the rocks with the flowing water for years add a different beauty.

There is also a bath from the Byzantines in the same village. Hammam is made of chipped stone in the form of a dome 2 meters wide
It is 3.5 meters long 1.80 meters high. The water temperature of the bath in summer and winter is 23 ° C.
There are soap dishes and carvings on the side walls of the bath for people to wash.

Art that adds meaning to life and makes life more livable is the most fundamental element that makes Vienna Vienna. The most beautiful reflections of art from painting to sculpture, from music to architecture have permeated the streets of the city. Therefore, the days spent in Vienna turn into a feast for the eyes and minds longing for such beauties. There are so many things to see and do in this city of two million people that people inevitably get surprised. There are more than 100 museums in Vienna, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The streets look like architectural open-air museums. When music, shopping and food and beverage are added to all of these, those who come to this city should make good travel programs.

Cultural journey …

Belvedere Palace and the Museum of Fine Arts must be visited in order to travel to Vienna’s artistic and architectural past and to understand the cultural spirit of the city. Belvedere Palace, built in the 17th century, is also a museum where the best examples of painting art are exhibited. Besides being one of the best examples of the Baroque style in the city, the fact that the works of the legendary painter Gustav Klimt are exhibited here makes the palace even more important. Klimt’s famous painting “Kiss” is the masterpiece of the museum. The museum also exhibits the works of many famous painters, especially Egon Schiele. First of all, the museum has the largest Pieter Brueghel collection in the world, and it is possible to see the works of many famous painters such as Raphael, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, Albrecht Dürer and Peter Paul Rubens in the museum’s halls. The Leopold Museum is one of the prominent museums of the city. The world’s largest Egon Schiele collection is located in this museum. Hundreds of Austrian modern painting can also be seen in this museum. Among the many Art Nouveau buildings lined the streets, the best example is the Secession House. known structure. Built in 1898 by Joseph Maria Olbrich, one of the representatives of this style, the building is used as the Art Nouveau Gallery. However, Art Nouveau falls short to describe Viennese architecture in general. Viennese architecture emerged with the blending of Baroque, Gothic, Art Nouveau and Modern architecture.

World music capital

The first thing that comes to mind when you think of Vienna makes itself felt everywhere in the city. You can see special costumed concert ticket sellers in the most crowded spots of the city. Vienna is literally the music capital of the world. An average of 10 thousand people go to a classical music concert every night. Of course, the majority of them are those who come to visit Vienna. Many concerts from classical music to opera are performed in dozens of concert halls every night. Although there are so many concerts, it is not easy to find tickets for the halls. The house where Mozart lived between 1784 and 1787, one of the best known names of classical music, has been transformed into a museum with the name Mozart House today. Various items and objects belonging to the composer are exhibited here. It is even guessed that he composed “Figaro’s Wedding” in this house. Guided tours are organized for Gustav Mahler, another famous composer of the city. In the tours organized under the name of “Mahler’s Vienna”, places where the composer lived, loved and spent time are visited.

Coffee and wine culture

It is possible to find traces of coffee culture, which is as famous as classical music in Vienna, all over the city. But I guess coffee is an excuse in Vienna, just like we do. Here, too, the heart must want to chat that historical coffeehouses offer people wonderful and beautiful environments. The coffeehouses, most of which are at least 100 years old, have survived to this day without spoiling their original decorations.
Nobody has put tiles on the walls and turned their chairs into plastic. You go to Vienna just to spend time in these cafes. When you think of Vienna, coffee immediately comes to mind, but wine does not. However, this is not the case at all. Delicious wines are produced from the grapes grown in the vineyards around Vienna. Restaurants in Vienna have managed to develop their food culture by blending local cuisine and world cuisine. In addition to the food to be eaten in these restaurants, I recommend you to try a local wine.

1.Europe Continent

I intend to write this article a little bit. I will give you information about Schengen (Schengen) and interrail. As an example, I’ll take the routes I’ve done and tell you about the days and costs you’ll spend.

I will also talk about short or long term alternative trips. In short, before I go, I’ll take a look and create a travel guide that I hope will help you find enough information, and try to answer any questions you may have. So let’s start…

2. About the European Union

It is a union which was designed to strengthen the relations of the European continent countries and to create a free travel and free trade environment by removing the borders of the countries located on the continent.

In short, just as you travel comfortably and do business, you can do the same from Paris and Berlin. However, it is worth noting that it does not cover all countries in the European continent.

Within the framework of this agreement, which entered into force in 1992, there are 28 official states. The volume created by these countries in the world economy is around 16.8 trillion dollars, which corresponds to 30 percent of all revenues in the world. The currency of the union is the famous euro.

3. What is Schengen?

In fact, Schengen removes borders and ensures that people and trade are freely accessible and accessible between the member states within the region.

Speaking of the member states: Approximately 30 countries in Europe are members of this union and once you get one visa, you can visit all of them easily. I have already explained in detail what is Schengen Visa .

4. What are the members of the Schengen union?

The most important of these countries; Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, all Scandinavian Countries, Greece, Spain, there are about 30 countries. You can see the full list of the Schengen Visa What I mentioned in the next paragraph.

Romania, meanwhile, is also a member state, but not yet complete. So if you have a schengen visa, you can also go to Romania.

5.What does this Schengen do?

In fact, the best part for us is that even if you have a visa from one of these member states, you can go to other countries without a visa.

Meanwhile, the United Kingdom, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, are not members of this Schengen. We need a UK visa for this .

6. Where should I apply for the Schengen Visa?

This is no longer the consulate, but the visa offices appointed and assigned by the consulates. So do not go to consulates in vain to get a Schengen visa.

All member states require almost the same visa documents. Before you go, if you want to get a visa from the country, you should check the site of the country’s office and review the current visa documents.

7. What are the countries not included in Schengen?

As I mentioned above, not all countries on the European continent are members of Schengen. So do not think that I can take Schengen and go directly to countries on the entire continent. Check the member states above and determine the route to which you will go.

For example, countries such as England – Ireland – Scotland – Montenegro – Kosovo – Macedonia – Serbia – Bosnia and Herzegovina are not included in Schengen.

You will need to apply for a separate visa for England-Scotland and Ireland . We are able to visit Turkish citizens in countries such as Montenegro-Kosovo-Macedonia- Serbia- Bosnia and Herzegovina, which are among the Balkan countries without a visa . For your information…

8. How should the European continent follow a route?

I’m coming to the point. Problems such as visa procedures, accommodation and transportation are somehow taken care of afterwards. The important thing is to decide where to go. Or we went, where we go up to where else or how many days are questions such as stay.

At the beginning of this site I set out that my goal is to take you to the route. For example, if you want to go to Italy and visit from start to finish, believe it can take you a year.

Therefore, I will specify routes within the framework of expectations and preferences. Since it is impossible to see everywhere, I will talk about our curiosities or routes about popular cities. Then, in general terms, accommodation, transportation, eating and drinking will also touch on issues such as.

You will already be able to access my articles from the countries tab. I wrote everything in detail in those writings. But before you start, I thought I’d tell you as much maps as I can to get some sketches.

So this article will be a bit long. In order to keep your mind out of it, I also explained one of the routes I made in European continent countries one by one. Interrail routes can be read in detail.

9. How should I take my route? 

First you need to know what you want. I will already tell you how many days you need to stay in the city. But you might want to go to cities where I’m not.

That’s why expectations come into play. For example, in our first year we came to Amsterdam but we did not go to Denmark. However, it was quite close. The reason we didn’t pass was because we had a friend waiting in Germany.

We stuck a little spontaneously while interrail. Believe me, we didn’t even know how to plan. We just decided to take the ticket and decide where we should go. All we knew was to start from somewhere.

If you are going to do such a tour do not think much. In particular, friends who are studying at university or who have just graduated; Don’t think much. Experience the moment. You will not have such adventures after you start your business life.

Most people won’t even know what you’re talking about. It is not to live in business life but to take a look at it. So what you have done at this age to start, that blood and soul to your soul at the earliest benefit. Don’t think too much. Buy the ticket and go…

10. How should I provide transportation on my European Continent? 

The already. You will not have to worry about transportation problems on this continent. Buses, planes and especially trains cover every side of the continent. But if your destination will be far away from each other, you must provide transportation by plane.

If you are going to visit the Balkans and the Baltics, you should take the bus. The rest use trains that are incredibly widely used in almost all countries.

There’s a company called Rynair for transportation by plane . You can even buy a ticket for 1 euro. One of the cheapest airlines in Europe and even in the world. And Easyjet .

This company is also very convenient. Believe me, you’ll find that you’re flying into incredibly funny numbers. Even the cheapest airlines in Europe can see the details in my article.

I’m not gonna write anything about bus recommendations right now. Because I’ve never seen anything that was surprisingly cheap. But you can use the widely used Buseurope company.

If you are going abroad from Turkey, Metro tourism is going to a point. Even for this, you can look at my article on the cheapest bus companies in Europe .

If you want to travel by train, you must buy a Interrail ticket. I strongly recommend you do this. So from now on, what is Interrail, how it works, what are its advantages, where it is valid, etc. I tell them all.

11. What is Interrail?

“What an Interrail, brother. I know you said. I’m bored of writing for two hours. But okay I’m going to the point now …

What is Interrail : I said there is no limit above! The same goes for train transportation. According to the agreement made between these countries, with the purchase of a single ticket, you can provide access to trains in all member countries.

So the situation is as follows; you go to the institution and get your ticket. The number you will pay for this ticket may be 264 euros, 626 euros. So the more money you give, the longer you can walk around.

I will mention the prices below. But if you want to take a look at my interrail ticket post.

12. In which countries is the Interrail valid?

In the photo below, the men stated in which countries they apply individually. As you can see, this system is valid in almost all of Europe.

13.In which countries does Interrail not apply?

This Interrail does not have to be made up of European Union member states or Schengen member states. I’il tell you that.

For example, members of the InterRail program in Turkey. So it goes for us. But the Baltic countries (Estonia-Latvia-Lithuania), Albania are not members of this program.

14. How does the border crossing in non-EU countries?

For example, Turkey. We are not members of this union. That’s why you’re taking the train. They bring you by train to the Kapıkule border. You land there.

After completing your visa procedures at the border, you enter into the borders of the European Union. After you enter the train now in Bulgaria.

15. Where can we obtain the Interrail ticket?

In fact, this business has an official agency and website in Europe. Official website Interrail.Eu . However, instead of buying from this site, you can also go directly to TCDD or get it from Gençtur which is the most important youth company in our country.

In fact, everything is explained in detail in all of these sites. But I’m gonna keep telling you.

16. How much is this Interrail ticket price?

This is the first question people have ever asked. How much does it cost? Not where to go or not. How much will it cost? So I’m going to make you routes and tell you how much it’s gonna cost.

Now sir, as I mentioned above, these tickets are valid almost everywhere except a few countries. It’s valid, but it depends on how many days you will stay and which class ticket you buy. There are 2 kinds of classes. One is grade 1 and the other is grade 2. What they call 1st class is better quality wagons and better quality seats.

2nd grade poor. So it’s ours. But don’t look at the poor. The comfort you call poor in the northern countries isn’t on the airplanes. So don’t hang out too much. Choose whichever budget allows you.

Another criterion is your age. It is worth doing until the age of 26. Because it’s about 30% cheaper. For those over the age of 26 without discount price. There are also prices that are over 60 years old. The room was about 10% cheaper.

The other criterion, I think, is the most important. You know, the plan is two hours. Now the real work begins. Listen up.

The guys did something like that if you use these tickets for so many days, you pay for them. And they said, if you want it to be everywhere, it’s only in those countries.

They said to see him everywhere. They also classified these price criteria by themselves. In addition, the most important one is unlimited, which you want to take the train they said thousand. They named it Global Pass. I’d better show you a list first.

Now the following table comes from; The part that says Flexi (5 days in 10 days or 10 days in 22 days) means that you can use 5 days for 10 days from the date your train ticket starts in all Interrail member countries. You will write it on the ticket they give you by filling in the blanks they leave for you to note your trip.

In the meantime, when you buy the ticket for all tickets (Flexi has become global does not matter) you have to specify. So let’s say that the ticket you get will start on July 1st.

From 1 July to 10 July, you will not be charged for 5 days. Imagine getting on the first train on July 1st. From that moment on every day you ride and you will write the train code to that ticket.

If you do not, you will have to pay the penalty if the officers notice you during the ticket check. No, I’m not dealing with anything like this, you’re always getting valid.

You can travel by train for the time limit that is valid. For example, if you buy a valid 15-day ticket, you can take the train you want between July 1 and July 15.

I think the Interrail is starting to take shape in your mind. Let’s get to the other options. The ticket I mentioned above was a valid pass, which is the Global Pass. He’s the most expensive. It was therefore a valid ticket in all member countries. There are also ticket types that are valid only in certain countries. Let’s talk about them.

For example, 3 days in a month (Flexi) means, France-Germany and the UK will be valid and only 3 days in a month you will have the right to use. There are so many classes.

After that, logic is always the same. Now you can get your ticket from the sites I gave you according to the country you are going to, and you can take your route according to your available day situation.

I’ve also shown the price list with classifications by other countries. Hopefully it benefits your business.

17. Is this Interrail ticket valid only on trains?

No it is not. For example, you can use this ticket on some ferries. They will send you all the information about where the ticket is used.

From there you can look at the points on your route. It’s good to imagine!

18. Will I have to pay extra fees?

It will be. The following; Let’s take a night train from Barcelona to Paris. These trains reach the city in about 8 hours. People should not be disturbed, constantly changing the seats in case you want to leave a certain seat you can give 3-5 euro to buy that seat. I don’t remember the exact figures but it wasn’t too expensive.

After you leave that seat, you have the right to remove it, even if someone is sitting in that seat. Because at the heart of Interrail, there are no seats assigned to you. You will be entitled to travel on that train and to sit in the appropriate seat.

If you want to reserve a seat on the routes you are going to, you can pay for these extra reservation fees and you can have the seat without fear of being removed from your seat.

19. Transport’s over. European continent accommodation recommendations?

As I said, I will already be writing your estimated costs for all cities and countries on the pages of the respective countries. In terms of making a reservation, I have roughly stated the web sites I use. Click here for the web sites I use for accommodation.

But let me give you a quick summary. Accommodation in Europe was the part where we spent the most money except for the Balkan and Baltic countries. Cities like Rome-Paris-Stockholm-Bergen-Oslo are at the expense of firing. Especially in these days when the euro is over 3 lira (2015), I think it has reached even more absurd figures.

So if you’re after adventure, go stay in hostels. Already you will probably come to sleep only at night. Or, you know, come for a shower. But if you’re going with your girlfriend or partner, then the choice will still be on your budget.

I recommend you to book quite in advance, especially in the summer, just in case you leave. Both the prices can increase very, very much and the chance of finding a suitable place can be reduced. It’s from me …

20. Eating and drinking in European continent countries?

The best part. I think everything in Europe is quite nice except breakfast in the morning. If you like beer, you can taste beer in many countries and taste the most popular cuisines in the world.

E.g; Don’t go back to Rome without eating roma ice-cream-pizza-pasta-roasted beef ( you can even look at my post about what to eat in Italy .)

Be sure to taste the famous paella and seafood in Barcelona. Eat potato fries in Amsterdam. Taste seafood dishes in Norway.

For beer in the Czech Republic and Germany. Eat chocolate in Brussels. Taste the pizza in Montenegro. Eat seafood and taste local beers and drinks on the beaches of the wonderful islands in Greece. In a nutshell, these things come to mind. Do not worry. I explained in detail what to eat, what to drink according to each city and country I went to.

21. What are the ways to travel around the European continent?

First of all, you should stay at the Hostel for accommodation. It is a very nice social environment and you can cost more affordable. You can make your transportation quite convenient by interRail, you can wander freely from there. I also say especially for students; Apply for an ISIC card (International Student Identity Card).

This is a student card. If you’re not a student, you can’t. You will benefit from discounted museums and restaurants all over the world. It was very useful for us. Whether or not the problem is valid in advance in each place you go.  Click here  for ISIC’s official website

Student and backpacker (with backpack) in the minds of a little to bring cheap ways; Try to travel at night. If you have an Interrail ticket, book night trains and travel comfortably and save on accommodation.

Stay in a hostel. Take care of your meals at these Hostel, where you can sometimes shop at the convenience store. You won’t be alone.

Young friends like you from around the world will be at your desk. The fused. Meet. Do not hesitate. For a drink in parks, on the streets, or in a hostel where you will stay before going to places.

Well, very nice environments. If you take this into account, if you travel in a planned way, you can cost everything for 30-40 euros per day (except for Interrail-flight tickets and visa procedures).

Let’s stay for the hostel even when it came to expensive. Then do Couchsurfing. You didn’t see any of it. Go lie on the bench on the beach. I am 25 years old now. Maybe he’s passing us slowly. From now on, I look at the quality of the hotel, the best restaurant in town.

But if there is one thing I know, the pleasure I got as a backpacker 3-4 years ago when doing these trips, believe me, I’m not getting that much right now. So I would make these suggestions again if I told you again…

22.Europe Continent The Result of My Adventure?

Having a Schengen visa, which is not as difficult as it is exaggerated, is not so difficult to taste freedom. It’s not that hard to go to the cities of your dreams, to the countries where there are structures that are the subject of films, after three or five of the budgetary events. You should know this first.

It is very easy to get a visa from countries like Italy and Greece. Starting in these countries, you can open your eyes freely in Rome, like birds, and close your eyes in Paris.

I hope these European travel tips and suggestions I have told you will help. I have been able to answer some question marks that may occur in your mind. If you have any further questions or suggestions, please leave a comment below.

As much as I can, the articles I have written about the countries on the European continent will help you when you go to the cities you dream of. The most beautiful days, moments are the holidays. I wish you a pleasant journey in advance.

Of course, it seems a little impossible for us to be as comfortable as our home in the hotels we temporarily stay. However, in this regard, really successful decorations in the hotel does not sign. It is not only important for a hotel to feel like you are at home, but only during the holidays; Finding a hotel that can provide home comfort and warmth for those who have to go to other cities frequently for business can become a vital need.

So how can a hotel’s rooms have a comfortable and warm atmosphere? Certainly some of the delicacies in the decoration. Come out these subtleties with different examples from all around the World.

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WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF THAILAND?

Cheap, vibrant, exotic, young and alive
Whether you are looking for luxury or hiking, Thailand is a country that can satisfy all tastes and expectations. Families send everyone home with big smiles, from couples looking for romance to college students. But the truth is that the best age to live in Thailand is 20 years old. Because people over 20 come here from all over the world. They represent a significant percentage of the tourist population. Tourism is highly developed in this country, it is a place where those with little experience abroad will feel at ease.

If you’re a tourist looking for interesting and authentic places to visit, Thailand’s popularity, amenities, and crowds can be frustrating. In this case, you may prefer Northern Thailand (Chiang Mai-Pai-Mae Hongson pages). It will also be very interesting to move to Burma from there and continue.

Famous islands and beautiful beaches

Perhaps the best part of Thailand is that there are islands and beaches that are suitable for both sea lovers and activists. Phi Phi Islands, Ko Pha Ngan, Koh Samui, Ko Tao, Ko Lanta, Phuket … some are perfect for diving, some for a luxury vacation, some for parties. They all agree that they have a beautiful turquoise sea.

Great dive sites

We encourage you to add yourself to your list of things to do in Thailand. Because there are excellent dive sites for both beginners and professionals. The prices of the courses are also acceptable for those who have never tried it, for those who want to dive or obtain a diving license. There are many diving schools on the island of Koh Tao on the shores of the Gulf of Thailand, especially for beginners. Surin and the Similan Archipelago, on the shores of the Andaman Sea, are considered one of the best dive sites in the world. The island of Koh Krandan is ideal for diving every day.

A paradise for adventure and outdoor activities

Thailand is a paradise for outdoor activities! From swimming in deep blue plankton to learning Muay Thai, safaris in national parks where tigers still live, to stunts in a circus, these are all different and exciting activities. November is a great time to go rafting and hiking the falls. March marks the start of the kitesurfing season. Hua Hin is very popular for kitesurfing, Pranburi, Phuket, Krabi for rock climbing. In Koh Tao, Sanghlaburi, Pattaya, there are many adventure parks where tourists can swing like a monkey in the trees. Kanchanaburi is also famous for kayaking and zip lining.

Center of History and Culture

Ancient ruins, Buddhist temples and shrines are the main cultural assets of the entire country. There are many magnificent religious buildings throughout the country. A guided tour of the Sukhothai and Ayutkhan ruins, both on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is a classic. The best examples of Buddhist architecture can be found in Chiang Mai and Bangkok, the heart of the monarchy.

In our opinion, you should choose where to go in Thailand not by city, but by the experience you want to take, because this is where special and unforgettable experiences are possible. We have listed the most specific activities for this purpose below. Still, we will briefly describe the cities.

PLACES TO VISIT BANGKOK AND AROUND

Bangkok – metropolitan life. It contains some of Thailand’s most important Buddhist heritage. It is also known for its markets. We’ve given all our tips in our Bangkok travel guide article.
Hua Hin: A holiday destination where the people of Bangkok prefer to escape on weekends due to its proximity to Bangkok, but it’s not an attractive destination if you’re not kitesurfing. There are resorts everywhere, neither beaches nor the sea are worth wasting time. However, if you’re traveling to Bangkok for two days on business, this is the best place to get away from it all.
Koa Sok National Park: What is the sound of a tropical national park safari with wild elephants and tigers?
Phuket – Antalya Thailand. These are the most popular beaches in the country, but although there are many pristine and unspoilt beaches, it didn’t appeal to us much. Because it was a very big and very special city. Station rows. It is also known for its nightlife.
Ko Phi Phi: An island descending from the sky with Leonardo di Caprio beach. The most famous island in the country. So today is Father’s Day. But there are also great things to do here. We’ll explain them all in our Phi Phi Island Guide.
Krabi – This is where the legendary Thai beaches were filmed on billboards and billboards. All the tourists coming to the country are also there. Still, people can find nice corners. Railay is the world’s most popular climbing point, with a sea of ​​white sand and climbing walls. Although it is a peninsula, it remained an institution because it can only be reached by sea.
Pattaya – There is a brothel in Pattaya that we should definitely mention because it doesn’t deserve to be on this list, but unfortunately we can’t pretend it doesn’t exist because it is so popular. … we do not recommend doing this.

SOUTH-WEST THAILAND

There are different types of transport. You can take the bus to Phuket in the following order. But since many of them have little time, they skip Hua Hin and Khao Sok and fly directly from Bangkok to Phuket and there are many of them. You can go from Ferukort to Phuket to Ko Phi Phi, Krabi, Railay. Phuket – Phi Phi takes only 90 minutes by ferry.

NORTH THAILAND

To visit this area, you must first come to Chiang Mai. You have three options to get from Bangkok to Chiang Mai: a 70-minute flight, a 12-hour night train, or an 11-hour bus ride.

Chiang Mai: There is no sea here but in our opinion it is the most beautiful place in Thailand. Incoming tourists are much better than other places. It is also the friendliest place in the country. Also, Thailand is a great place to find activities ranging from cooking classes to elephant care. Some of the country’s most important Buddhist monuments can be found here. We say at least 2 days.
Pai – 60 charged. A quaint hippie town located in the forested mountains of Northern Thailand. There is a world famous motorcycle route that we recommend in the Activities section below. This is one of the stops on the route. 1 day is good. Our article on Pai’s guide will be of great help.
Mei Hong Son – The only reason you go to Mei Hong Son is to visit the Karen tribe, which is famous for taking the motorcycle route you mentioned and stretching their necks in a ring. Information can be found in the Actions section. This route and tour is also very enjoyable but otherwise there is no point in going to Mae Hong Son.

SOUTH EAST THAILAND

To reach the area, first fly to Koh Samui. He then travels to the islands by ferry. There are daily flights from Bangkok, Phuket and Pattaya.

Koh Tao: one of the most popular quiet islands. But of course there are also quieter and more unspoiled places. The best dive sites in Thailand. Also for diving training!

The legendary full moon party takes place in Ko Phangan. If you are under 20, the Full Moon Party may not be for you. You can find our thoughts about him in the activities section. Although not as ambitious as Hua Hin when it comes to kitesurfing, it is one of the most popular destinations in the country.
No Planning Suggestions: In our opinion, you start in northern Thailand and then start in southern Thailand and end in eastern Thailand. If you just want to use a plane; They fly from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, from Chiang Mai to Phuket, from Phuket to Koh Samui. Airline tickets but also for Turkey.

THINGS TO DO AT THAILAND EVENTS

If you want to read the article without going to Thailand, this should be the place to visit Thailand. It is not enough to emphasize this. In this article, you will discover the best things to do in Thailand and guide all your vacation plans. We also wrote about some of the experiences mentioned in this article:

Thailand’s most beautiful islands and beaches
Thai cooking lessons
The Mae Hong Son cycle is one of the most famous motorcycle routes in the world.
Chiang Mai Flower Festival –
The Karen tribe wears a metal ring around their necks –
Tham Lot cave –
Circus school
Volunteer Elephant Care
Plankton tower
Yeast bay

… We insist on reading more in the article. 

Best season to travel to Thailand
Best time: November to March. Because the monsoon rains stop. The weather is perfect and the vegetation is in top shape. However, during the Christmas season it gets very crowded and expensive.

Not ideal, but good time: April – June and September – October. The weather is very hot, but at least it doesn’t rain. It’s good to have less people here.

THAILAND FOOD

We know not everyone likes it, but if you’re open to new flavors, Thai food is truly delicious in the world! The key is the balance between sour, sweet, salty and bitter, which are the four main elements of meals with strong spice and aromatic flavors. The main flavors are tropical fruits, curry noodles, rice dishes and seafood. Meals from Thailand that cannot be returned without meals; Pad Thai, curry (especially if you like spicy green curry), papaya salad, coconut milk banana, mango sticky rice

Adventurers can eat fried insects as snacks on the sidewalk here. 

You can find our restaurant recommendations in every city guide.

Thailand Nightlife

Thailand is also famous for its beach parties, festivals and nightlife. The most popular event by far is the Full Moon Festival, which is held every full moon in Ko Phangan. Phi Phi and Koh Samui are other important party islands. This is the first choice of tourists. Of course, nightlife in big cities is very lively, especially in Phuket and the capital city of Bangkok.

PRICES AND BUDGET IN THAILAND

First of all, prices are different in Thailand. The capital, Bangkok, is the most expensive place. The second most expensive places in Phuket and Phi Phi. Pattaya is usually the same size, but we recommend not to include it in your itinerary as it is a resting place for those who climb the flat wall. Street food in Thailand is very popular and delicious among locals and tourists alike. There are no health problems in India. We recommend that even those with limited budget know this culture.

In Chaing Mai, Thailand’s most beautiful and cheapest place, we spent a total of USD 40 for 2 people + hostel accommodation for 3 meals a day. Do not make mistake. This budget is equivalent to the daily cost of a private room in an impromptu location with 3 meals a day for 2 people and a private bathroom. Tours and activities we visited are not included here.

In contrast, prices per person in Bangkok are roughly as follows:

$ – 1500 THB / $ 30-45 (accommodation: guesthouse / boarding house, meal: street food, transportation: public transport, entertainment: beer or two people included)

$$ – 1500-3000 baht / 45-85 dollars (accommodation: hotel, meals: food, transportation: motorcycle rental, entertainment: including parties and drinks)

$$$ – more than 3,000 baht / USD 85 (accommodation: in a boutique hotel, meals: in gourmet restaurants, transportation: car rental, entertainment: including day trips)

TRANSPORTATION AND VISA

TRANSPORTATION AND VISA TO THAILAND
Thailand visa is not required.

HOUSING

It is safe to stay in a guesthouse or 5 star hotel as cleanliness is a huge problem in Thailand. In some places things may be old but clean. Since Thailand has a very popular walking culture and is a tourist favorite, you will likely have lots of friends when you throw your bag in your hostel room. But it is difficult to guarantee peace and quiet in hostels located in party venues like Ko Phi Phi and Ko Pha Ngan. In reality, Anglo-Saxons come here to get rid of their lungs.

You can find our accommodation offers in this city in every article.

The theme here is different, Montevideo Travel Guide kisses your hands!

When to go to Montevideo

If we look at this problem not only in Montevideo but also in Uruguay, the most important thing we need to know is that it is summer in our hemisphere in winter. Applying this contrast to all other seasons will make it easier to determine when is the right time to travel to Uruguay. Yes, our knowledge still works in primary school. Is it good to use?

Summer in Uruguay: It is very hot in Uruguay in December-January-February. You can even add November and March to this trio. As we visit the city during this period, we can provide accurate information, the temperature reaches 30 degrees during the day and can be unbearable in some places. However, in the afternoon the weather tends to be a little cooler and can last as long as you wear a wool coat. Therefore, we can recommend you to go during the summer months. We remind you that although the city is a little more empty, it is possible that many facilities have been closed since you left for summer vacation. If you’re determined to set foot in Uruguay at the time, head to Punta del Este, known as the “City of Holidays” in South America. When you get angry, “WHERE ARE THESE PEOPLE IN MONTEVIDEO?” You may say. Who is there.

Winter in Uruguay. There are rumors that Uruguay is always warm and sunny. Whoever touched upon the subject should come here and tell us as Master. There is no such thing, folks. In June, July and August, temperatures drop to 10 degrees Celsius, winters rise, summer holidays become HURARs (not a strange word), young Uruguayan people create hurricanes in their closets at the request of their mothers. From what we learned there, although the winters were not rainy and had a lot of daylight, the cold was quite strong due to its geographical location. For this reason, it is useful to choose clothes to wear.

Spring and autumn periods: split periods can be a good idea to visit Montevideo. It is best to bring an umbrella with you as the chance of rain is higher during these periods than in summer and winter periods. We said that the nights are a little cooler in the summer months and the intermediate nights can be cooler.

Montevideo Budget

Remember your friend above spreading the rumor that the weather is always nice in Uruguay? There is also a version available to all South American countries. We’ll find these two and talk like a teacher. Because there is no such situation. In fact, many travelers consider Montevideo an expensive city. We would like to elaborate a little bit on the budget so that you are not surprised.

• For clarity, we are giving the currency in US dollars, not the Uruguayan peso.

Water: about 0.80 – $ 1

Main meal in a regular restaurant: $ 9-15 ($ 15 can be considered a giant steak)

Tea / coffee: about $ 2-3

Beer: $ 2-4

Single bus ticket: about $ 1.

Transport in Montevideo Uruguay

Getting to Montevideo

Check whether you’ve noticed, there’s no direct flights from Turkey to Montevideo. Therefore, if you think it will be a very long flight, you have to consider the not so bad docking options. At least get off the plane and go. At this point, you have a few options. If you say I’m not surprised, I know whether you will take a THY flight from the mainland to Buenos Aires and then go from Buenos Aires to Montevideo by sea bus. Having other airlines can take you to Europe and fly direct flights from any city to Montevideo. So, the choice is yours. If you take the water bus in Buenos Aires, the two main companies are Buquebus and Seacat. Some flights go directly to Montevideo, others stop at Colonia del Sacramento, another city in Montevideo, Uruguay. You can decide according to the time and price situation. If you say I have nothing to do with Buenos Aires and you want to go to Montevideo from another city in South America, you can travel to Montevideo with our favorite LAN Airlines.

Transport in Montevideo

Montevideo is a small city. Also, the places you visit and see are mostly close to each other. This allows you to easily explore places of interest on foot from each other. However, of course, there will be times when you will have to use public transport. At this point, it would be more convenient for us if we say that everything is fine in the transportation network and will run late.

Bus: You can go almost anywhere in the city by bus. You don’t need to be very clear about where to buy your tickets, as you can pay the driver when you get on the bus.

Taxi: Although there are taxi rumors in South America such as “don’t go up, all organs will disappear”, Uruguay is safer in this as it is in all matters. It is also convenient for you to use as it is absolutely inexpensive. It may be strange to have a window between a taxi driver and a customer, but we were rare because we were stuck inside. It is an application designed for the safety of the taxi driver and customer. He says it works and we’ll all get used to it.

Uruguay: Accommodation in Montevideo

Actually, you have two options to spend the night in Montevideo. You live in the city center, center or Pocitos area. As I said, this is a small town and places to visit, eat and drink are mainly spread over these two regions. We think it makes sense to be on the side of Pocitos, and there are several reasons for that. The first is the safest area in Montevideo. Yes, Uruguay can be considered the safest place among all other South American cities, but it is still more problematic than Pocitos at night because it is the most suitable area for tourist hunting. Second, restaurants and bars you might like are mostly concentrated in Pocitos. The residents of the center are full of tourists or close after a certain hour because the crowd goes to Pocitos and Rambla. Since transportation in Montevideo is very easy, you can always reach the center of Pocitos.

We stayed at Meritt Montevideo Apart & Suites, which we can call “the best of the bad” because we did not break the house rental tradition and could not find great options in Montevideo. This does not mean that it is the home of our dreams, but it has proven to be very successful in terms of location, transportation and hygiene. In addition to this, both apartments have their own balcony, as well as a beautiful roof terrace and a jacuzzi we suspect is a bit overwhelmed.

Montevideo Attractions

Places worth seeing in Montevideo are not on the permanent list. On the contrary, if you want to get to know the city only from a touristic point of view, you can do a lot in 2 days. Montevideo is my middle name… “You can sign a contract from November to November. If you want to know and love Uruguay, we would definitely go to its people, not to its stones, land, architecture, and museum, and we will always say it. After meeting his people, he doesn’t worry that Montevideo is unfortunately not that impressive. Just because we said that, it is clear that you will not manage to write a guide to Montevideo and a story about what to see in Montevideo.

Plaza Independencia MontevideoPlaza Independencia

In English, Plaza de la Independencia, Plaza de la Independencia, the heart and most touristic area of ​​Montevideo. It can be considered that all tourists who are not very touristy in Montevideo are affected by a mysterious force. The most interesting building in the square is undoubtedly Palacio Salvo. Yes, we’re talking about this tall building (once the tallest building in South America) and excellent architecture. The building was designed as a hotel, but currently consists mainly of offices. The mausoleum in the middle of the square belongs to Artigas. Artigas is known as the national hero, ancestor and founder of Uruguay. His mausoleum was in the middle of the most famous places.

Considering that the square is one of the central points of the city, many of the city’s main major streets naturally lead here. One side leads to Avenida 18 de Julio, which can be considered the main street of the city, and the other to Sarandí, where you will likely fall several times. If you walk down the street in Buenos Aires, you will see Teatro Solís, the oldest and most important theater building in Uruguay.

• For breakfast and lunch, you can choose Café Jacinto in Sarandi 349. You can also exchange money at Sarandi points.
• When we return to talk about food and drink in Montevideo, don’t forget to visit Estrecho in Sarandi 460. The restaurant only opens between 12:00 and 16:00 and the menu changes every day. There are a lot of people here and there are no decorations on the table, you sit on stools and have a quick snack. Good local environment, you like it.

Constitution Plaza

Another square you will enter while walking from Plaza Independencia towards Sarandí is Plaza de la Constitución. Make no mistake, it’s also called Plaza Matriz. The old people usually sit on benches in the middle of the green area, we will not hide the street musicians who bring joy to the environment and yes we love the homeless Uruguay in the corners. The most striking structure of this square is of course Montevideo Cathedral. If you are interested, you can go inside and take a walk.

Torres Garcia Uruguay

If you are keen on meeting Uruguayan artists like us, you will discover that Torres García is one of the most famous before taking to the street. Since he is a world-famous artist, we had the opportunity to know his other works in other countries beforehand, but we came here with great excitement as we did not have a special museum for him. The museum is not that big. We think it has 7 floors, but only 3 floors are used as exhibition space. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to understand Garcia’s life stories, as there are no audio guides or explanations in English. We think it is worth visiting. In addition to his abstract works, do not miss the episode where he works with portraits of famous thinkers, people and artists who have left their mark on history!

-Address: Sarandi 683 is open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

• The place frequented by names such as Café Bacacay, Eduardo Galeano and José Mujica on Bacacay street in front of the museum. You can talk to the cafe owner without hesitation, tell us which table Galeano is always sitting on, memories of Mujica etc. Told. He is a very sweet and talkative person. Mujica usually visits him once or twice a week and often with his wife. He sat in the corner and buried himself in the newspaper, but especially when he was president, many people came to speak and interview with him and did not send anyone. How do I dislike this Ulan? But. By the way, you might think of a cafe as a cool place when you mention these names, but that’s not the case, it’s a faceless cafe.

Uruguay National Museum of History

If you want to learn about Uruguay’s history like we do, visit the National History Museum. However, you are likely to find many addresses. You will be confused trying to find out who to meet by asking people around you where the museum is. You will find that people are even more confused and you will stand up as a result. To prevent this from happening to you, we did this for you, but we didn’t give up and managed to find out which is the main building, Casa de Rivera! Entrance to the museum is free, but the situation here is even sadder, there is nothing in English in the museum. So they stay and “Who could this brother be?” They argue. If you want to see and speak Spanish, please tell us what happened and what not when you get back.

Montevideo Rambla

Rambla is the name of the Montevideo beach. It actually covers a very large area, it can be said that it surrounds Montevideo, but the part that is particularly appreciated by the public can be regarded as part of Ciudad Vieja, that is, not far from the old town. Here you will find many people who run, slide, go on a matinee, take a walk during the day, and are very active in this area. If you go to Pocitos, you will reach the part of the Rambla where people swim, sunbathe and feast on the beach. If you are interested, here you will find the Montevideo course, where you can climb left and right and take pictures. The Pocitos side of Rambla is also very active at night. Live youth groups, and eating ice cream out of the family together, of course, Turkey will be a dark part of the south, pleasant atmosphere.

We do not recommend you to go to very dark and desolate areas of this place. Because there are so many drunk and homeless siblings here, especially at night. Anyway, the police are usually in the crowd.

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Pocitos is known as the “upper part” of Montevideo. It is clear that there is not such a crazy abyss as that of Uruguay, but we cannot say that it does not exist yet because there is an uncontrolled class division everywhere. This is one of the most logical places in terms of accommodation and night time. While the water doesn’t look very attractive, Pocitos is where people swim, sunbathe and play volleyball on the beach. Therefore, it can be said that it is more active, especially in summer.

Travel to Montevideo While ready to go to Montevideo;

You can visit two museums of contemporary art, Museo Arte Contemporáneo and Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales, where we cannot spare time despite our great interest.
You can stay in Parque Rhodo, one of Montevideo’s largest city parks. We walked like this, it has a beautiful lake, you can rent a boat or something.
You can visit the Palazzo del Parliament, which is impressive with its architecture, and say, “Wow, we didn’t take any security measures while entering here, it’s Halal.” Guided tours are also offered if you are interested.
When you go shopping in Montevideo, you are desperate for the Montevideo Mall and the whole city. While we were there, we visited Forever 21. Because you must be a white girl in your 20s.
We could not attend, we would appreciate it if you leave a comment. Uruguay Municipal Library National Library, Av. 18 years old according to Julio.

• Brazilian Coffee: are you coming or going here? Eduardo Galeanos, Mujica is gone, gone, okay? Apart from this part of the work, the environment is beautiful, the food is delicious and there is no sweeter alternative than lunch in the center. Don’t forget to look at the pictures on the wall!
• Tandori: Tandori is definitely one of the best options in town, especially for dinner. Don’t worry, you don’t need to eat meat anymore. And a quick note: Book as late as possible to avoid eating at leisure.
• Bar 62: Whatever you do at night, whatever you do, Bar 62 is a good choice. The only problem is that there are always lots of people here and most of the waiters pretend to speak English, but actually speak a mixed language. You may have to wait a long time to find a place.
• Le Fleur: Good cafe near Porto Market. The hosts are a lovely couple, let’s say they understand you, sit and talk for hours when it gets dark, you know. You can also have an afternoon coffee or beer in the cafeteria.

For some reason I liked Bulgaria, where those who left us do not get too warm and talk about good things. My travel to Plovdiv, Sofia, Haskova and Rhodope was enough to love this country. The beautiful and peaceful country of Bulgaria combines stunning landscapes, countryside tranquility, peaceful life and delicious food in its small area. Greener and safer than we expected.

Bulgaria travel guide
Bulgaria is located in Eastern Europe. Romania and north of the Danube, the Black Sea to the east, Turkey and southern Greece, while Serbia is surrounded by the western and northern Macedonia. The Balkans cross the country and reach the golden shores and beaches of the Black Sea.

Bulgaria is part of an important transit route between the Mediterranean and Eastern Europe, which is the main road Turkish citizens want to follow to European countries by land.

Bulgaria Travel Guide
Bulgaria is a country in the Balkans on the Black Sea coast. The country consists of regions separated by the Balkan Mountains and the Rhodope Mountains and is located in southeastern Europe. The history of Bulgaria, the oldest country in Europe, dates back to 681. The country, which has been one of the rare countries that has not changed its name since its establishment, is known as the 16th largest country in Europe.

Now one of the countries through which the Danube river, northern Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia to the north and west, in southern Macedonia, Greece, southeast and neighboring Turkey. The country, which has been a cultural and economic center for centuries, attracts tourists mainly along its 380 km coastline.

Thracians, Greeks and Romans lived for many years in Bulgaria, where settlement began in prehistoric times. The first Bulgarian state founded in 681 lasted until 1018. The second Bulgarian state was founded in 1185 and was conquered by the Turks shortly after its establishment. Bulgaria, which remained under Ottoman rule for nearly 500 centuries, became an independent king in 1908. During the Cold War, a third Bulgarian state was established in the country that was affiliated with the Warsaw Pact after the 93 War.

Currently considered as the 16th largest country in Europe, Bulgaria has a population of approximately 7 million 154,000 people. The country consists of 28 provinces on an area of ​​110,994 square kilometers. Bulgaria has been a member of NATO since 1999 and a member of the European Union since 2007. The official language of the Republic of Bulgaria is Bulgarian. Other Balkan languages, especially Turkish, are spoken in the country.

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church still exists as the oldest Slavic Orthodox Church. In the country where the majority of the population is Orthodox Christians, there are 6.5 million Orthodox Christians, 966 thousand Muslims, 43 thousand Catholics, 42 thousand Protestants and 15 thousand people from other religions.

In Bulgaria, where most of the income comes from the service sector, the service sector is followed by industry with 29% and agricultural activities with 14%. The country, where most of the agricultural activity is related to vineyards, winemaking and rose growing, meets 85 percent of the world’s rose oil needs.

In Bulgaria, where the shape of the surface is determined by the Great Balkans, Rhodope and Rila mountains, there are more than two thousand caves between these mountains. Tourist centers of the country are mainly located on the Black Sea coast. The country, where Musala Hill, the highest point of the Balkans, is located, is home to 54 nature reserves, 11 nature parks and 3 national parks.

Bulgaria has more than 700 natural mineral waters and hot springs known for their hot springs since Roman times. In these regions where 35% of Bulgaria is covered with forests, animals such as deer, bears, wolves, foxes, jackals and even lynxes live. The bacterium Lactobacillus Bulgaricus, which is used in making yoghurt from milk, takes its name from Bulgaria, the country where it first appeared. As the bacteria ferment, yogurt acquires a distinctive taste and texture.

Nine historic buildings in Bulgaria are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. These include the 8th-century Madara relief, the Knight, the Ivanovo rocky churches consisting of 13th-century churches, chapels and monasteries, the Rila Monastery and Necropolis, Bulgaria’s largest and most popular Eastern Orthodox monastery. Varna, where peace reigns, is the oldest gold treasure. Old Bulgarian calendar, M, Sveshtari’s Thracian tomb and Kazanlak’s Thracian tomb.

The capital Sofia has been the country’s cultural and commercial center for centuries. Nessebar, the pearl of the Black Sea and one of the most important historical and touristic centers of the country, is located on the Burgas peninsula. Nessebar, an open-air museum with a three-thousand-year history, delights visitors.

Bulgaria offers a wide variety of alternatives, including protected historical buildings, marine and nature tourism, interesting ski slopes and entertainment. In a country with high visitor activity for 12 months of the year, reasonable prices are attractive.

It is located in the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula and the eastern Black Sea in Bulgaria, southeastern Turkey, Greece to the south, the west is bordered by Serbia and Macedonia to the north of neighboring Romania.

The most visited cities in Bulgaria are the capital Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas and Pleven, which are represented by 9 different values ​​in the UNESCO World Heritage List. One of the main advantages of the country is that food and drink, nightlife, transportation and souvenirs are cheaper than the European average.

Green nature and clean air in the Pirin Mountains and national parks; Knowing the wine, red meat and cheese you create unforgettable moments. leaving traces of Soviet and Ottoman Turkey at the foot of the street can be seen in just 1 hour flight.

Bansko, one of Europe’s most famous winter sports centers with its urban life, culture and history, has become popular among Turks in recent years. It is very difficult to find a place in Bansko with its quality tracks and equipment that meet the expectations of ski lovers in winter.

The capital and largest city of the country is Sofia, and the country’s Black Sea coast is full of visitors as beaches and ski resorts are cheaper than many European cities. The country, which has become attractive by losing its communist image with its wide streets reflecting Soviet architecture, second-hand shops and lively nightlife, is also rich in natural beauty.

The country prides itself on its rural traditions, where you can see the true spirit and hospitality of Bulgaria in its cities and towns. There are many activities in Bulgaria such as rafting, trekking, climbing, cave walking and wildlife watching. This is a true paradise for those who want to be alone with nature. Skiing is the reason most tourists come to Bulgaria in the winter.

Those interested in history will follow in the footsteps of Bulgaria’s ancient Orthodox churches and Byzantine heritage with religious art traditions. Many distant and impressive monasteries await visitors from all over the country with their exquisite frescoes.

Bulgaria sights
If you are looking for a country where you can see the differences together, Bulgaria should definitely be on your list. A rich history and traditions, ancient cities, sea, sand and sun tourism and a coastline favorable to economy make Bulgaria an ideal route for all budgets.

Balkan Mountains covered with pine trees and Rhodope Mountains meet the blue waters of the Black Sea. There are many alternatives in Bulgaria, from sunny beaches to a fascinating historical past, from a fun nightlife to ski resorts.

1. Sofia
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   Sofia was established at the foot of the Vitosha Mountain, surrounded by mountains in the vast Sofia Valley, where several small rivers flow. Living with Anatolia for 500 years in the Ottoman period, Sofia has the traces of various civilizations with its 7,000-year history. Today Sofia is a true European capital. A city with a sense of time travel with its centuries-defying churches on busy streets where Byzantine and Ottoman characteristics are synthesized.

Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is beautiful where you can feel the reflection of the country’s rich past. The city is surrounded by tall buildings that require special care. Called the great monuments and public housing, these are symbols of Soviet rule. In the city center, near Serdica Castle, the iconic orthodox domes shine against the snowy peaks of Vitosha Mountain and richly decorated with gold leaf. George’s Roman-Byzantine Church and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. important religious buildings.

Saw. Holy century. Visit Hagia Sophia, an ancient bazaar, and the characteristic yellow stone road to King Savior Boulevard, the ruins of Largo de Stalin and the Roman settlement of Serdica. The surroundings of the Benya Başı mosque is a pleasant area with its traditional and multicultural atmosphere. The mineral springs of its fountains, covered bazaars, the central synagogue in Sofia and the women’s market are the places worth seeing in Sofia.

2. Plovdiv
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   Plovdiv (Plovdiv) is a multinational Bulgarian city with ancient Roman theaters, castles, monuments, National Revival churches and Ottoman ruins. Plovdiv, located on seven hills in the Martisa stream bed, was known as Filibe during the Ottoman period. The most popular spot in Plovdiv is the historic center of narrow, winding streets, Byzantine arches, and secret squares. Plovdiv’s nightlife, which is a vibrant coffee culture, is also famous.

In Plovdiv, where it is very easy to walk around, you can see the whole city without any means of transportation. The most important building in the city is the Roman Stadium. In addition to the stadium on Prince Alexander I Street, the busiest city center, Juma Mosque, Stefan Stambolov Square (Kumayat) and Nebet Tepe ancient city should be included in your list of places to visit.

3. Varna
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   Varna is one of the most famous resorts on the Black Sea coast. Varna, where Bulgarians coming from Sofia and Plovdiv in the summer are saturated with sun, sand and sea, is about 5 hours drive from Sofia.

Varna, one of the most beautiful seaside cities in Bulgaria, attracts history and culture enthusiasts with its rich historical background, Roman baths and vibrant Orthodox architecture. Varna beaches along the Black Sea invite seafood restaurants and cocktail bars, while nightclubs and beach bars come to life after dark.

Wander the winding streets of Varna’s historic Greek quarter and see the houses, churches and synagogues. It is also home to the impressive ruins of Bulgaria’s largest Roman baths. Varna Cathedral, which has become the symbol of the city, is worth seeing. With the Opera in front of the cathedral and a fountain in front, Plaza de la Independencia is a great place to take pictures.

One of Varna’s not to be missed places is the historic Art Nouveau train station. Interesting landforms around the city of Slanchevo can be added to places where the Pobity Kamani (Pillars of Peace) can be seen.

4. Burgas
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   Burgas is a tourist city in eastern Bulgaria, on the southern Black Sea coast. Burgas also hosts one of the best Bulgarian music festivals, such as the annual Burgas Spirit.

The northern coast of Burgas is the most visited beach in the city. Burgaz welcomes nature lovers with venues such as the natural wonder Vaya and Atanasovsko Lake, which are also a paradise for bird watchers.

5. Bansko
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   Bansko is the most famous winter sports center in Bulgaria. It is about 150 km (two hours by car) from Sofia. Combining traditional architecture with new designs, Bansko is located at the foot of Pirin Mountain, next to Pirin National Park, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city’s historic quarter is full of white painted mansions with a labyrinth of 17th and 19th century streets.

Bansko is the most popular ski area in Eastern Europe, with ski slopes Chalin Valog and Shiligarnitsa situated among pine forests. There is a large influx of visitors in winter, with a total of 75 kilometers of slopes for beginners, advanced and advanced skiers. The magnificent view of the Pirin mountain range, luxury hotels, bars, jazz clubs and Bulgarian restaurants is worth seeing in Bansko, which has been a winter holiday route for Turkish tourists in recent years.

If you have time, go to the village of Dobrinishte, take the cable car to the charming Lake Bezbog at 2,236 meters and admire the natural beauty of Pirin from the air.

Pirin National Park 6
Pirin Bulgaria
Pirin National Park is located close to the Macedonian-Greek border. With its pine trees and snow-covered slopes, the Vihren Peak of the Pirin Mountains is 2,914 meters high. The snow-covered hills are surrounded by fog, and the mountain valleys below are decorated with green pines and spruce forests.

The national park is a UNESCO world heritage site. In the national park, you should definitely see the Baikuseva Mura 1300-year-old fir.

7.Veliko Tarnovo
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Veliko Tarnovo rises at the foot of the mountains in northern Bulgaria. The city view, divided into sections by S-shaped curves floating over the water channels of the Yantra River, is impressive.

The charming cobblestone streets and traditional buildings make up the general structure of the city. Don’t leave the legendary City of Kings without visiting the royal government building and magnificent Byzantine churches.

8. Zheravna
   Zheravna Bulgaria
   Zheravna is located at the foot of the Balkans. The number of wooden buildings preserved in the city, which is the symbol of the Bulgarian national resistance, exceeds 150. Among the buildings are Yordan Yovkov’s house and the famous St. Nicholas Church. Agusta Dobromirista Rural Park, the center of festivals where Bulgarian culture and music flourishes, is the main attraction of the city.

9.Rila Monastery
Rila Monastery
Rila Monastery has an architectural knowledge that combines Arabian, Byzantine and Roman styles. The monastery’s colorful gardens, which were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983, have imposing and colonnaded courtyards adorned with medieval frescoes and breezes.

10. Pamporovo
    Pamporovo Bulgaria
    Pamporovo is located between the steep slopes of the Rhodope mountains in the south, very close to the Greek border. Pamporovo is one of the best ski areas in Eastern Europe with its 36 kilometers of pistes and stunning landscape. The famous mountain town of Bulgaria receives hundreds of thousands of visitors in winter.

11. Belogradchik
    Belogradchik Bulgaria
    Belogradchik is located in an area of ​​geological structures composed of fairy chimneys and humanoid monoliths and is the subject of many local myths and folklore legends. In addition to these structures known as Belogradchik Rocks, Belogradchik Castle, Baba Vida Castle and Magura Cave are also interesting places.
12. Koprivshtitsa
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    Koprivshtitsa is a cute town between fir and pines and the valleys of Sredna Gora. The city, which has many buildings dedicated to the heroes of the April 1876 Uprising, occupies an important place in the history of Bulgaria.
13. Perperikon
    Perperikon Bulgaria
    Perperikon is more than seven thousand years old; This is a must-see for those who love Bulgarian history and culture. The ancient city is located 15 km northeast of the city of Kardzhali, east of the Rhodope Mountains. It offers a beautiful view of the rocky hills at an altitude of 470 meters above sea level.
14. Nessebar
    Nessebar Bulgaria
    Nessebar is one of the tourist centers on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, Nessebar is also home to the ruins of ancient Thracian cities. The city also has fortifications known to keep Ottoman Turks and Crusaders away. The city’s beaches, which are flooded by tourists in summer, scream.

Bulgarian cuisine
In Bulgaria, where you can find examples of all cuisines in the world, be sure to try local cheddar cheeses and wines. Dried meats, local sausages and bacon, sarmi (wraps), snezhanka (yogurt made with nuts and garlic), chorba (bean soup), chushki burek (stuffed peppers stuffed with cheese), kavarma (cooked with meat and vegetables), tarator (cold yogurt and cucumber soup) and mermaid (Bulgarian white cheese) are the tastes to try.

When to go to Bulgaria
Bulgaria is surrounded by high valleys and forests separated by rivers. The fact that the land is generally above sea level and away from the sea breeze with a mild climate makes the winter months harder. In the east of the country, the effect of the mild climate is observed on the Black Sea coast.

Summer is the best time to visit Bulgaria. It is the right choice for those who want to spend their summer vacation especially in July and August, which are the busy seasons of the Black Sea coastal resorts. For those interested in winter tourism and skiing, the months from the end of November to the end of February are the months when the ski centers operate at full capacity.

Where is Bulgaria?

How do i go to bulgaria?
Bulgaria applies for a visa for Turkish citizens. Visa applications must be sent to intermediaries with a valid passport for more than 180 days. Special passport (green) holders are exempt from visa for 180 days to 90 days, diplomatic passport (red) and service passport (gray) holders are exempt from visa for up to 30 days.

There are regular flights every day from Istanbul to Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria. The capital Sofia can be reached in 1.5 hours by plane. There are bus connections from Istanbul, Bursa, Edirne and Izmir to Bulgarian cities such as Sofia, Plovdiv and Kardzhali.

The Turks, with alternative bus connections between Bulgaria and Turkey because of Turkey’s relations with relatives living in various companies in Bulgaria. Another way to get to Bulgaria is by private vehicle. You can reach many cities of Bulgaria from Edirne Kapıkule.

Bulgaria is the oldest country in Europe and is located in the east of the Balkans. From the shores of the Black Sea to the lush mountains with ski resorts, from the Danube landscapes to the charming towns and cities that protect the local nature, the country is a unique tourism center.

You have arranged the places you will travel on the trip, your hotel reservation you have your ticket ready; But is your suitcase ready? How to prepare a suitcase If you say, continue reading our article. If you can not fit your clothes in your suitcase, if you constantly forget the most important things, if you do not get what you have to buy, we will talk about it a little later. luggage placement tricks it will make your job much easier. Whether you are traveling abroad, traveling abroad or going on a holiday; luggage placement techniques it is very important and suitcase preparation list must be done literally. We deal with in all aspects luggage preparation guide, how to prepare a suitcase will be the answer to your question literally. Pleasant readings!

How to prepare suitcases & suitcases? What are the things to be aware of?

First of all, let’s consider the situations that you should pay attention to when preparing your suitcase.

Choose your luggage cabin length.

There are dozens of benefits for you to choose your luggage for the cabin. You will be relieved of excessive load while traveling with your luggage; that way you get tired little. In addition, if you do not want to wait for suitcases on plane trips, hand luggage By taking it with you, you can quickly get through the plane journey. also suitcase disappearance You also prevent situations such as. So the small suitcase is advantageous in every respect.

If you are going to travel by plane, you should be aware of them.

If you are going to travel by plane, from aircraft regulation be sure of your knowledge. Because you don’t want to throw your favorite perfume or an electronic device at the airport while passing through the x-ray. It is a fact that many people have such problems because they do not know about the aircraft regulation.

Secure your suitcase.

Always write your name, surname and mobile phone in the label section of your luggage. If you forget or lose somewhere, the most important part for the finder to reach you is the label. Otherwise, it may take a long time to understand who is the suitcase, you may miss your plane, your bus.

Be realistic while preparing your luggage.

Many of us fill our suitcases as they fill. But it is a fact that the clothes and materials taken unnecessarily from the extra do not work for us. We confirm this information at the end of each holiday, but we do this action over and over again. Instead, research and grasp the day, weather or atmosphere of your vacation or trip well. Do not take anything out of these situations with you.

Be aware of how long you will stay.

Be sure to know how many days your holiday is and make a schedule accordingly. Consider a different combination for each day of your trip. Except for the combinations made, buy very few spare clothes.

Keep your handbag with you.

Handbag is a real life saver. It does not fit in a suitcase and you must carry with you phone, cash, passport You can put the items like in your handbag.

Check the weather.

It is very important to know the weather of the destination. So surely weather forecast Make your combinations in this way by learning about.

Luggage placement tricks. How to prepare a suitcase?

Many of us haveAliz placement techniques we don’t get what we want to buy because we don’t know. But this luggage placement tricks will make your job much easier.

• If you do not want the clothes to wrinkle, be sure to put them in the dry cleaning bag.
• You can have a small bag inside the suitcase. This will make your job easier for your excessive loads.
• It will make your job easier to do the placement in a flat and regular way starting from the wheel part.
• You can put clothes such as sweaters, t-shirts, pajamas by roll; will expand this area.
• You can put two straws on the ends to prevent your necklaces from mixing.
• You can prevent dirt from passing on other items by putting your shoes in the bag.
• When preparing your luggage, it is very important to put on less wrinkled and large clothes first.
• Perfume etc. You can put broken cosmetics, such as, in socks. In this way, you can save both space while preventing these items from breaking.
• You can use small vitamin boxes to avoid confusing your rings and earrings.
• To prevent the back and spouses of your earrings from getting lost, you can pass them separately through the two holes of the button.
• You can place socks, deodorants or combs in and between shoes.
• If the pouch cannot be used in quick-wrinkling clothes, it will be quite good to place it on the upper side.
• Categorizing the packaged items will make your job easier.
• If large cosmetic items take up a lot of space, you can take them in small boxes. For example, you can try lens cases for creams.
• You can cover cotton on make-up products to prevent them from breaking.

How to prepare the suitcase preparation list?

Suitcase preparation list creating is a matter of care. Therefore, it is necessary to make inquiries for everything received. Questioning means avoiding many unnecessary things. Primarily items that must have in the suitcase If there is more space left, others should be placed.

Before you prepare your luggage, ask yourself the following questions:

• What should I take?
• When will I wear what I bought and when will I use it?
• How long will I stay on vacation or travel?
• Where is my destination?
• How do I combine the clothes I buy?
• How is the weather of my destination?

Suitcase preparation list:

Suitcase preparation list below general suitcase, personal bag, personal care bag for men, personal care bag for women and things to take for children as you can find. Not every item here is a necessity to buy. The above questions must be asked before buying these items.

In general everyone should have:

• Sports shoes, shoes, boots, boots, slippers (according to the season)
• Pants, t-shirts, blouses, skirts, jackets, shirts, trousers, underwear
• Shorts, swimwear, bikini
• Evening dress, suit
• Sleepwear – nightgown
• socks
• Hats, scarves
• Tracksuit

What should be in the personal bag ?: Tickets and printouts, passport (on international travel), travel health insurance (on holiday abroad), credit card, sunglasses or normal glasses, small-sized flashlight, drugs used regularly, ear plugs, wipes, if the hotel is booked, antibacterial gel, tablet computer, powerbank, mobile phone and headset, chargers, small size sewing kit, neck pillow, lock key of the suitcase, map, small refrigerator bag, locked bag, home keys, beret and gloves If it is winter), books, small notebooks, cameras and equipment, sunscreen cream, vitamins, reading lamp, credit and debit cards, cash, identity, driver’s license, passport, fly medicine, band-aid, pain relief.

Personal care bag for women: Hair removal device, small perfume, deodorant, make-up materials, pad, shower gel, shampoo, bath fiber, conditioner, comb, brush comb, toothpaste and brush, hair spray, nail scissors, hairpin, hair dryer.

Personal care bag for men: Deodorant, perfume, shaving foam, shaving lotion, shaver, toothbrush and paste, hair spray, jelly, shampoo, conditioner, nail clipper, hair dryer.

Things to take for the child: Shampoo, apron, medicine, vitamin, underwear, clothes, bottle, pacifier, diapers, creams, diaper creams, food, toys, books.

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