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Turkey is located in the middle of Asia and Europe, which was once part of the Ottoman Empire. Almost all of Turkey falls in the Asian part. Mountainous Anatolia is part of the Asia Minor Peninsula. The rest of Turkey is called Eastern or Turkish Thrace. It is located in the southeast corner of Europe. The largest city in Turkey is Istanbul. To go to Turkey, you need to contact the Turkish Embassy in Bangladesh for a visa.
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In case of visa application, if your job is written as a government employee in your passport, then you have to get N, O, C. NOC means No Objection Certificate. If you are not an employee, you have to update the rest of the paperwork with the student certificate or national identity card. Japan travel guide
It is better to say, if you want to save money, you can book air tickets and hotels in advance from the flight expert. Thus, you will get a standard hotel in Turkey for two to four thousand rupees per person. And there are several flights from Bangladesh to Turkey for flights, one of which is Turkish Airlines. There are also Etihad, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Jet Airways, Malind Air, Air India etc. The cost of airfare depends mainly on when, when, which carrier you are going to. You will have to spend a lot of money for good quality hotels and transportation here, so it is better not to take a car in places that are within walking distance. But the people, the weather, the architecture, the culture and the artistic perspective will definitely add a new dimension to your travel experience, that's for sure!
There are a number of signature tourist spots in Turkey, not to mention the ones. E.g.
1. Hajia Sophia
It is probably the most famous tourist attraction in Turkey and one of the oldest buildings in the world. In the 6th century, the Byzantine emperor Justinian built the building as an Orthodox church, which was later converted into a mosque. It is currently being operated as a museum. Its remarkable architecture and Byzantine and Muslim ornaments captivate visitors.
In the wonder of the Middle Ages, the Hagia-Sophia Mosque or church in Turkey is located in the largest city, Istanbul. Hagia Sophia means sacred knowledge. Japan travel guide
Hajia Sophia has a thousand-year tradition
After the conversion to the mosque, many paintings of Jesus Christ painted on marble stones were removed from its walls, but the paintings were restored 500 years later after the installation was converted into a museum. As a result, the images of Jesus Christ become very vague. But later new rules were introduced in the establishment to preserve the history of the two religions. Currently it is a criminal offense to use the main part of the installation or the hallroom for religious purposes, which applies to both Muslims and Christians.
2. Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmed Mosque)
You can walk from Hagia Sophia to another captivating architecture in Turkey - the Blue Mosque. The magnificent architecture of the city of Istanbul and the Sultan Ahmed Mosque or Blue Mosque with 6 minarets fascinate from the outside. It is another tourist attraction in Turkey.
The interior walls of the mosque are decorated with blue tiles, hence the name Blue Mosque. It was built by Sultan Ahmed Bakhti of the Ottoman Empire between 1609 and 1617. Japan travel guide
Sultan Ahmed Mosque is a historical monument
This mosque was built in 1809-1818. It contains the tomb of the founder. Inside the mosque, there are 20,000 different types of blue tiles on the high ceiling, which is why the mosque is called the Blue Mosque.
3. Ephesus
One of the most popular places in Turkey is Ephesus, located near Selkak. Istanbul or Ankara, no matter where you live, is quite far from your location. So it is better to fly directly. Some of the best Greek and Roman ruins in the world are preserved here. The city of Ephesus, one of the Seventh Wonders of the Ancient World, was once famous for the Temple of Artemis. The temple is known for its remarkable architecture. Some of the interesting places in Ephesus are the Library of Celsius and the Temple of Hadrian and the Ancient Theater.
Some of the best Greek and Roman ruins in the world are preserved here. Ephesus is one of the seventh wonders of the ancient world.
The Temple of Artemis in Ephesus is one of the seven ancient wonders of the world
There are also the ancient temple of Artemis, the Isa Bay Mosque on the hill, the Ottoman estate, the Grand Castle, the building of the Virgin Mary, and many more old historic buildings. Japan travel guide
4. Cappadocia
It is famous for its natural rocks and unique historical artefacts that were born in the volcanic eruption during the Mossen period. This underground city has been opened for tourists long ago. The biggest tourist attraction in Cappadocia is the balloon tour. There are also more expensive balloons starting from Tk 6,000 in Bangladeshi rupees. However, the travel experience is more or less the same in all of them. Whatever the cost, who wouldn't love to float a thousand feet above the surface for an hour and a half and see the enchanting natural beauty?