Impression in latvia sıla büberci and tolga yaman
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The document summarizes a 5-day trip by two students from Turkey to Latvia for an Erasmus+ project meeting. On the first few days, they traveled from Turkey to Riga, Latvia, met with their host families, visited their host school where they did presentations and activities to get to know each other. They also visited an art center and workshop and toured the city of Riga, learning about its history and culture. On the last day, they prepared a presentation and visited a basilica and ethnographic museum, having an educational and enjoyable experience learning about Latvian culture.
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