The World’s Biggest Airport, Istanbul Airport,
Istanbul Airport is the city's
new airport and the biggest achievement of the Turkish government. The new airport has added more than 200
million flights from Attürk Airport to Istanbul's two airports (Attürk Airport
and Sabah Güçıkın International Airport) since 29/10/2018.
By 2025, attractions will
attract more tourists. Istanbul Airport
is located in the European part of the city, 40 km from Taksim and 52 km from
Atalka-Gökturk-Arnavutkoy. It is in over
350 countries and is the largest (no... largest) free zone in the world. Currently, only one terminal is operational,
four routes are operational (till the end of the project) and there are five
tenders to handle the bulk of flights from the airport.
Finally, the services and
facilities offered at the airport are excellent and of course, the airport uses
the latest technology to protect the environment. In addition, although Istanbul Airport has
not been fully operational since 19.04.06, it has become a major airport
connecting three countries, Europe, Asia, and Africa, and will become an
international airport.
The Blue
Mosque
Walk across Sultan Ahmed Square to the Blue Mosque. Worked
in 1616, the Blue Mosque is popular for the many-sided blue tile work that
covers the inside of the structure. It is allowed to enter, and on the off
chance that you have never been within a mosque, this is a decent one, to begin
with. There are specific principles you should follow while entering a mosque,
and in light of the enormous quantities of vacationers that visit the Blue
Mosque regularly, the entry techniques very much made sense here.
THE
Amazing Bazaar
For us, one of the
features of Istanbul was shopping in the Great Market. Regularly, shopping can
be a haul for youngsters. However, not in the Terrific Market. Indeed, even
Tyler and Kara were amped up for our return visits here. With its kaleidoscope
of beautiful lights, its accommodating individuals, and its labyrinth of
corridors, the Excellent Marketplace is a delight to investigate.
THE
BASILICA CISTERN
Plummet underground Istanbul to one of the city's antiquated
repositories. The Basilica Storage is dull, cold, and strange. Check whether
you can find the two marginally frightening Medusa heads.
TOPKAPI
Royal Palace
The Topkapi Royal residence was the regulatory focal point
of the Ottoman Realm. This Royal residence was utilized for quite a long time
until Dolmabahce Castle was developed during the 1800s. One of the most
outstanding spots to visit in Topkapi Royal residence is the Array of
mistresses, where the mother of the king, his spouses, and his courtesans
resided. Topkapi Royal residence is a delightful spot in Istanbul. A large
number of rooms is canvassed in impeccable tile work. Assuming you are here in
the springtime, the nurseries are loaded up with tulips and hyacinths.
Furthermore, the perspectives on Istanbul from here are astonishing.
Attempt A few NEW Food Varieties
While in Istanbul,
attempt a portion of the neighborhood food sources. Kofte is meatballs made
with sheep or hamburgers. Pide is " Turkish pizza. " Meze is cold
tidbits. Dolma is full of plant leaves or vegetables. Sister Kebabs, sticks of
cooked meat, are heavenly. Doner is a meat sandwich produced using sheep, hamburgers,
or chicken. Turkish joy ( lokum ) and baklava are two tasty choices for
dessert. This half-day food visit, driven by a nearby aide, incorporates a
visit to the two sides of the Bosphorus Stream. Attempt Kurdish food sources,
figure out how to smoke a water pipe, cross the Bosphorus by ship, and that's
only the tip of the iceberg.
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