"One secular state" a Turkey Travel Page by globe_trekker

I had once put off this country from my travel plan. I have finally made it. Just like most of the travelers who first visited Turkey, I chose and was traveling the Western Turkey, the most popular route. It was not easy to plan the trip in the winter and in addition with one major holiday, Kurban Bayrami but the trip was worth it.
Turkey’s landscape and culture is surely fascinating the traveler’s curious mind. People can find the lunar-like rocks formation in central Anatolia region to the sunny beach town along the west coast, the round roof-top of those Muslim mosques to the Christian underground cities, etc. The transportation in Turkey is great. Sightseeing and historical sites are more plentiful enough to keep the travelers busy all day long.
One of the most important factors of any trips is the hospitality or attitude toward the traveler from the local. It was a positive experience that most of the Turks I ran into are friendly and nice.
With it freezing winter and the current situation in the eastern Turkey, I decided to shorten the Turkey trip. The Eastern part of Turkey, well, I have to take the rain check for now.

I only spent two weeks in this huge country. If I am asked to say about Turkey, I can sum up in these words: great destination, friendly people, and tasty cuisine. These three factors would justify for the Turkey trip if anyone still has the second thought. I believe there are many travelers would agree with me.