Turkey (Sept. 2012)
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Turkey is a transcontinental country located in both Asia and Europe. It has a population of over 80 million people and Istanbul is its largest city, as well as its cultural and commercial center. Some of Turkey's most important historical sites include the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and the Grand Bazaar, and it has a unique culture that blends European and Asian influences.
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- 1. Turkey Stuart and Sandy Malawer (Sept. 2012) 1
- 2. Turkish Flag 2
- 3. View of Istanbul 3
- 4. Istanbul View 4
- 5. Mosque 5
- 6. The Grand Bazaar 6
- 7. Hagia Sophia 7
- 8. Hagia Sophia 8
- 9. Blue Mosque 9
- 10. Blue Mosque Dome 10
- 11. Blue Mosque 11
- 12. Ship on the Bosphorus 12
- 13. Sultans Palace 13
- 14. Sultan Palace 14
- 15. Sultan Palace (Istanbul) 15
- 16. Wedding Boat on the Bosphorus 16
- 17. Wedding in Istanbul 17
- 18. Ferry 18
- 19. Water Front 19
- 20. Boats at the boat landing. 20
- 21. Turkish Troops 21
- 22. Turkish Fort 22
- 23. Turkish Fort 23
- 24. HSBC ad at Airport 24
- 25. Turkish Flag 25