Hotel Anatolia Bursa
Cekirge Meydani Bursa, Bursa, Turkey
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Blood in their eyes
... Kurdish Worker's Party), since the mid 1980's when the group decided to take up arms. The organization is now widely regarded as a terrorist organization, and with a body count of over 45,000 to their name, it's easy to see why. But the issue is stickier than that. Some criticize the Turkish prime minister of provoking the group by doing so much to deny basic rights to Kurdish citizens. In the horrible middle ground lies those millions of peaceful Kurds living in ...
And from hijabs to burqas
... of Anatolian Civilisations, which was nice (except for the modern art exhibit that was there, ugly beyond description). Pierre wasn’t feeling well and everyone else was tired from the long drive so we were all eager to go back to the hotel, which looked like it was in bad need of renovations from the exterior but the rooms were actually very modern and well designed. At dinner time, Gerrit was excited to tell me that he had found a store across ...
As It Should Be
... musings that, despite whatever self-proclaimed introversion I may cling to, truly want to see the light of day. Or at least the light of another person's mind. At the end of the day, whatever weaves through those two hemispheres of thought and the ether that lies between wants out, wants connection, wants solidarity - and this instinct is pointless to stifle. So I mean nothing little when I say thanks for reading.
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The charming little Cumalikizik Village
Day 5 (late morning)
Temperature: 8 degrees
Weather: cool, grey & blue sky
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Leaving Bursa, Harun drove the motor coach on a countryside road for a good twenty minute before finally arriving at the charming Cumalikizik Village. Popular for its traditional wooden houses and narrow cobblestone streets, Daghan explained to ...
Sleepless in Bursa
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The room was average size and had a chic modern look décor with twin beds. We were on the 5th floor and had a good view of the city of Bursa from our small balcony. Also, the hotel had thermal baths but since Michel and I already had the whole "Turkish bath experience" thing in Istanbul, we ...



