Summer Spotlight: Turkey

We’re now just about at the halfway point of May well, which suggests that most travelers are, or must be, in the last stages of finalizing people vital summer time getaways (well, at least for those of us north of the equator). Of program Europe is a popular summer season getaway for quite a few persons, but I needed to go ahead and spotlight Turkey, the country that’s a minor bit Europe, a very little bit Asia a small bit Middle East, a tiny bit portion of all three.

For an Australian’s see of the country . . . (highlight: Gallipoli at 2:14, internet site of in which 1000's died for the duration of WWI) . . .

. . . and a look at the boatload of history 1 should really be ready to get in though visiting . . .

. . . and for you nature-loving, ping-ping enjoying, rest sorts, head to Olympos for a backpacker’s paradise.

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