A Comfortable Room
The best room in the tower was very nice. It had beautiful carpets, couches with soft cushions, and large mirrors and colorful pictures on...
An Unexpected Help
While I sat by the stream trying to cheer myself up with a pipe, since there was no dinner that night, an old man...
Binbir Kilise and Karadag
Unveiling Ancient Ruins
Binbir Kilise, also known as the “1001 Churches,” is a remarkable archaeological site situated on Mount Karadag. This area is adorned with...
Unveiling the History of Canhasan Pottery Museum
Exploring Ancient Origins
The Canhasan Pottery Museum unveils the rich history of the region, offering insights into its ancient origins through archaeological research conducted at...
Exploring Culinary Delights and Shopping in Cappadocia
Culinary Adventures Taste of Turkey
Turkish cuisine boasts an array of delectable dishes, with fish being a standout feature in a country bordered by three...
Istanbul’s Jewish Heritage Museums and Tours
An Ancient Legacy
For over 2,000 years, Jewish communities have been an integral part of Anatolia’s cultural tapestry. Historical evidence, including the visits of Tarsus...
Suleymaniye Mosque and Sacred Tombs
Suleymaniye Mosque A Magnificent Architectural Marvel
Suleymaniye Mosque stands as a testament to the grandeur of Ottoman architecture, masterfully crafted by the renowned architect Sinan...
Chora Museum and the Legacy of the Meshikhat Office
Chora Museum A Testament to Byzantine Artistry
Situated in Istanbul’s Karagumruk neighborhood, the Chora Museum boasts a rich history dating back to the 6th century....
Tribonian and the others
The Digest was not the end, however. It was still too large—several bulky and expensive manuscript volumes in any rendition—to be more than a...
Newly intrusive managerial empire
Such growth meant that central government could know local affairs, and thus meddle in them, with much greater accuracy and timeliness than ever before....
