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An afternoon İn Bosphorus with İngilizce Ci expertise
   
No matter how beautiful
the nature is,
a visitor should
taste fish and new raqı
(ouzo) to fully enjoy
Bosphorus.
Do not leave Istanbul
without such a
memorable experience.
Warning: Raqi is
diluted with water
before consumption
 
   
 

This strait is 32 kilometers long.

But its width varies from 500 meters to 3 kilometers.

The Ottomans controlled the Bosphorus by two castles. Normally the two

castles were built at a narrow point facing each other to prevent incoming

help to Constantinople.
It is most visible where Europe meets Asia at this

geographical part of the world.

There are two suspension bridges which connect the two continents.

   
Click the image for the
full size photo
   

In ancient Greek, bous is cow and poros is crossing place.
Both make Bosphorus,which means the place where the
cow crossed. Io had an affair with Zeus. Thus
Zeus was unfaithful to his wife Hera. To make up for this
He turned his lover into a cow. This cow travelled to East
across Bosphorus.

Bosphorus has a rich military history. Byzas were one of
the earliest to bepresent in the region. Later Ottomans
would cross the water strip every Jihad season.
In WW I Bosphorus eyewitnessed many military campaigns.
When you board a cruise boat you will be able to spot the
Seraglio at the South End facing the Leander's Tower,
Dolmabahçe palace where Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
passed away , the Çırağan palace now run as a hotel by
Kempinsky group the two castles; Rumelihisarı and Anadolu
Hisarı, Boğaziçi University, former Robert College,Two mosques
one in Ortaköy and the other in Üsküdar, a great number of
poshy Yalıs.Turks usually form crowds at Ortaköy seaside or
Salajak promenade at the weekends. Kanlıca and Sarıyer is
also full of Turks enjoying the beauty and grandeur of Boğaziçi.
Tarabya -Therapeia-is popular at nights with its costly
restaurants, where local celebrities sing and raqı is consumed
with fish.
Arnavutköy is also packed with anglers and strollers . Since
private ownership invades the most there is little to enjoy
on the Asian coastline.
Beylerbeyi,Kuzguncuk, Çubuklu and Beykoz are some of the
few areas which offer relief gaps to pedestrians roaming on
the coast.

   
Bosphorus has cute fisherman

villages on Black sea.

Rumelifeneri is one of them.
   
Some old houses are

still resisting to concrete.
 
   
Yeniköy is the fashionable

area on European side.
 
   
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  A typical joke about the First bridge is


"   Which is the longest bridge in the world?  "

     Answer - Golden Gate.

     No, I'm sorry it is a wrong answer.

    "The correct answer is of course the

      Bosphorus Bridge"-


      Why !?!?!?!?!?!?!? -


     "Because it takes 2 hours to go across

       in rush hour traffic "

       :-))  :-))  :-))
   
Sophia Lau of Australia was

glad she was in Bosphorus.
 
 
Kanlıca is one of the prestigious

areas on Asian side.
 
 
A very old Yalı- A surviving

witness of three centuries
 
 
Increasing tanker traffic

is constituting a menace to the city.
 
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This aerial photo of Istanbul gives a great idea about
the structure of Bosphorus. On the left it is Black sea
at the time of sunrise, and Marmara sea is on the right.
Even İzmit bay is clearly visible in the photo.
On this side of the Bosphorus-i.e European side there
are three lakes Terkos; near the black sea, Küçük and
Büyük Çekmece whereas on the Asian side there is one
behind Ömerli dam. With a careful look you can easily
spot the Prince Isles offshore Bostancı. Büyükada, Heybeli,
Burgaz, Kınalı are some of them. City of old Istanbul
is situated on the triangular peninsula at the very end of
Bosphorus
   

In good old days Ortaköy used

to be a peaceful student resort.
But Today people flood to
the Sunday Market Populate the bars and cafes.
Baked Potatoes are very popular which come with at
least a dozen toppings which may vary from various
vegetables like carrots, peas etc.to meat products like
sausages, salami and special local sauces, salads
and creams.

   
 

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During the last

50 years

unfortunately

ugly concrete

invaded the

Bosphorus Hills
   
 
Anadolukavağı
   
  It is the last stop on a Bosphorus trip.

Once you are there don't waste time at the fish

restaurants as you have only two hours,

rush uphill to the castle, for a perfect view

of Bosphorus leading to Black Sea.

If starving buy a fish or mussel sandwich from

a take away shop ( $ 1.50 approx ).
   
Steamships are
an indispensable
part of Istanbul view

   
Anadolu Hisarı is
still a peaceful
weekend resort.
 
   
If you are one
of the happy
few do not
waste time
elsewhere.
Enjoy Bosphorus
at Çırağan
Palace,Hotel Kempinsky.
 
   
It is always a
good idea
to look over to Bosphorus
from the
premises of
"Hidiv Köşkü" in Kanlıca.
   
 
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The second Bridge
on the Bosphorus.
Much was expected
from it to relieve
the traffic but it only
contributed to extend
the limits of
the city towards Asia
   
 
   
Bosphorus
inspired lots
of poets and writers
with its beauty.
   
   
 
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