Allstar Golden Horn Hotel Istanbul

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Ebusuud Caddesi 44 Sirkeci, Sirkeci Istanbul, Turkey, 34410, 90-212-5197474-

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Kusadasi, Istanbul and Wales Win the Grand Slam

Kusadasi and our First Turkish Bazaar Kusadasi is a brash, slightly down market, in yer face holiday resort, a bit like Skegness on steroids. Our first priority on arrival in Turkey on Monday was to book ourselves a bus ticket to Istanbul on Friday. After a good night's sleep we got up on Tuesday, headed into town to see the bazaar and find the coach station. We noted that, in the dock, was a large cruise ship and on the streets were thousands of American teenagers strolling around and trying...

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Finally, home

... evening's nightmare. I felt good by doing that. We should never meet each other again. It's almost impossible, considering the number of people in the world. Just to leave a good impression and make myself happy.

My trip to the airport was smooth, everything on track, and I enjoyed all the movies after I figured out how to use the interactive system on Singapore airline. But swollen eyes still remained two days after I came back. SO long, Turkey.

Istanbul, Turkey mrduby
Day 2 - Istanbul

... didn't point out the fish right away, so when I first saw a foot-long, fat, gray carp in the water, it was a little startling. The silliest thing was the muzak that was playing on hidden speakers: a Turkish instrumental version of Barry Manilow's "I Write the Songs." I guess this is their idea of what kind of music American tourists would like to hear. I was the only one in the group to pick up on it, which says something about this group.


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Istanbul not Constantinople

... and trying to find somewhere to stay.

A flash of good luck occurred as we past an Aussie girl touting for the restaurant attached to a hostel and she gave us some tips and directions for cheap hostels. We found a cheapish hotel room and then found a place to park our van for 3 days nearby. By 5 pm we were in a room and showered. Bliss.

We then went and ate at the Aussie girls restaurant( she was working there , backpacking her way around) and on a terrace ...

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... of miles away). The stuff was pretty darn good except for that it was swimming in some kind of sour yogurt which we would later learn was definitely a Turkish favorite.  Hakan is 36 years old and an attorney. He speaks Turkish, English, Persian, Uzbek and dabbles in German in French. He is a voracious reader and a very inquisitive person. I found conversations with him were always interesting and educational. He loves hosting people from other countries and has hosted dozens of ...

Istanbul, Turkey gracielastanley
istanbul

... can be easy to forget sometimes but we, as the 'haves' should try to remember that it's our responsibility wherever possible to help provide these most basic of needs to the people that are being denied them. In my pyramid there are only three levels of needs and the third level is the need to belong, the need to feel loved. I believe that we all have a need to feel loved and wanted by another person, to feel valued. It can take many different forms, for instance a parent wants to ...

Istanbul, Turkey talamarko
Wherever you go, Go Blue

... was named tomas, but im really not sure... thats probably not a good thing) and we went to taksim. we went bowling first (random) and then we went to a club to dance. the setting was really quite cool... there was ivy making the ceiling and colored lights. the music here is really great to dance too and funny because i have no idea what they are saying... well, this waiter man, emin, would not leave me alone!! my friends and i tried to leave early because ...

Istanbul, Turkey ashbyers
Arriving in Istanbul

... 305;ll reflect on what thıs trıp has meant to me. Havıng travelled 4000km and met so many great people and seen so many ınterestıng thıngs should there be some serıous questıons to ask myself? am I a changed ındıvıdual? Am I a better person? Have I used all that quıet tıme to work out what to do wıth the rest of my lı ...

Istanbul, Turkey springy100
Istanbul

... about trains to Ankara and then on to various southern destinations from there, but they were all full too. Seeing my face of despair, the man ushered me into the warmth of the office to continue our discussion over a glass of tea while he took a cigarette break. His boss, the main man, was there at his desk, and the teller explained to him my predicament. Again, he gave me the same gloomy outlook for my train travel prospects and explained that it was a major national holiday ...

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Back from Ankara

... hills but not much vegetation so you can see for miles in all directions. The city and metro area seems to go forever. At night the lights of distance suburbs look like a galaxy of orange stars. Ankara was a created city established around a little village in the early 1900s. It is where Ataturk decided to establish the capitol of the new Turkish republic. Like Istanbul, the city continues to grow at record pace. New housing is being constructed everywhere. My ...

Istanbul, Turkey girlwanderer
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