Good news: Turkey is open for Singaporean travellers! As of 15 December 2021, Singaporeans can now visit the home of iconic landmarks like Hagia Sophia and Cappadocia ? If you've missed the country of baklavas, majestic mosques and bazaars, then this is for you. HHWT's managed to get the real inside scoop on what Turkey looks like in 2021, after 2 years of fighting a pandemic and a smaller stream of tourists. Read on if you miss Turkey's beautiful views!
This Is What Turkey Looks Like In 2021
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Let's start with one of Turkey's most famous spots, Cappadocia ? Cappadocia's morning scenery seems not to have waned - hundreds of hot air balloons still take flight each sunrise!
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And with the remarkable rock formations and caves not only complementing the sight of the hot air balloons' but holding their own weight in beauty, Cappadocia's painting-like scenery is still as beautiful as ever. No worries about taking the iconic hot air balloon shots we all love to take the next time you're in Turkey. They're still there, waiting for you!
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Tourists no longer flock the streets the way they used to, and Istanbul's streets are much more quieter, but the sun still sets everyday behind Hagia Sophia, making for a stunning postcard-like photo. Oh, and if you miss riding down the Bosphorus Strait, the cruises still run ?
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Let's not forget the rich history that surrounds Turkey! Ephesus' meandering cobblestone streets tell tales of one of the most important Greek cities in its time. Although less crowded, the Ancient Greek port holds many sights that you'll be able to enjoy on your next visit such as the Curetes Way, Library of Celsus, terraced houses, Temple of Hadrian, Great Theatre, Church of St Mary, Prytaneum and Latrines. A peak into the past, this is definitely a must-visit on your next trip to Turkey.
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Nearby, the seaside town of Kusadasi holds almost unparalleled views. Known for its white, sandy beaches and the sparkling, turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, its no wonder there are so many resorts around the area! Drop by on your next visit for Instagram-worthy summer photos.
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