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29/03/2019

If anything could make a sunrise balloon float even more magical, it has to be the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia. The wild rock formations and caves found in Göreme, a small town in the Turkish region, have made this spot one of the world’s most iconic destinations for ballooning.

29/11/2018

Turkey # Cappadocia

23/11/2018

Travel Tips

18/11/2018

15/11/2018

The Basilica Cistern (Turkish: Yerebatan Sarnıcı – "Cistern Sinking Into Ground"), is the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns that lie beneath the city of Istanbul (formerly Constantinople), Turkey. The cistern, located 150 metres (490 ft) southwest of the Hagia Sophia on the historical peninsula of Sarayburnu, was built in the 6th century during the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian 1.

13/11/2018

Inflatable Pillows That Will Change How You Travel

13/11/2018

Topkapi Palace

11/11/2018

Travel Beauty Tips Experts Swear By.

You don’t have to pack your entire medicine cabinet to maintain a beauty regimen on the road. Here are the travel beauty tips by experts told for all types of skin and hair.
1. Travel Beauty Tip: Go Rinse-Free with Micellar Water
One of the most versatile and inexpensive travel beauty products gaining steam these days is micellar water—or oil molecules suspended in soft water. It doubles as a makeup remover and cleansing toner, and requires no rinsing so it’s perfect for on-the-go use.
2. Travel Beauty Tip: Use the Right SPF and Moisturizer
How often have you skipped the sunscreen because it’s too oily or heavy for everyday use? Stop foregoing SPF on sunny days by choosing an oil-free option you can apply under makeup or mix with your favorite tinted moisturizer.
3. Travel Beauty Tip: Oils Are Your Friend
For those with dryness issues, winter travel can be harsh on hair and skin. Don’t be afraid of oils, which do wonders and pack small. Skip clunky moisturizer and hair treatment bottles in favor of a travel-sized dry oil. A dry oil is a non-greasy oil that hair and skin can easily soak up without leaving residue behind—oils that are classified as dry include argan, jojoba, and rosehip seed.
4. Travel Beauty Tip: BYO Conditioner
Relying on free hotel amenities for your travel beauty routine can save you a lot of packing space, but be sure to bring necessities hotels might skimp out on. More hotels only provide shampoo or a terrible shampoo/conditioner hybrid these days.
5. Travel Beauty Tip: Make Time for a Mask
Bring a packable or single-use mask to restore what your skin loses on a dry flight or to calm irritated skin after days of traveling.
6. Travel Beauty Tip: Bring Jet-Lag Relief
Travel beauty experts sing the praises of spring-water mist as soothing jet-lag relief. And it’s an oil-free option for travelers with sensitive or greasy skin.

10/11/2018

09/11/2018

Yes, You Can Take Your Kids to Turkey.🎈
Dare we say, it is the most kid-friendly place of all time.

By Jacob Baynham
One thing every parent should know is that your kid may start to feel like a celebrity. People in Turkey love children. Minutes after we arrived, a baggage clerk had picked up our son, Theo, and was twirling him around the baggage carousel. For our entire stay, Theo was picked up, high-fived, and doted upon wherever we went, by rowdy college-age men and old women in hijab. (And not just because he was a foreigner—some people even thought we were Turkish.) Market vendors fed Theo strawberries, Turkish delight, and olives. In the famous Karaköy Güllüoğlu baklava shop, he pointed at some ice cream and the server bent down and handed him a big chocolate scoop. When we walked the streets, strangers would stop to pinch his cheek, rebutton his jacket, and say “mashallah,” God bless him. Theo was so saturated with attention that, on our trip home, he pointed sourly at a stranger in the Munich airport and demanded, “Mama, why isn’t that man saying hi to me?”