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I am the person who gets great respect from the ones I love and I try really hard to be successful, not to let them down. My hobby is travelling and as I study Economics, my family relies on me to calculate travel expenses, to make travel itinerary.

My hobby is travelling and I am interested in everything related to travelling. I especially love my country, Bulgaria. I like to make foreigners know about Bulgaria, its climate, tourist attractions.
Turkey is Bulgaria’s neighbour and it’s a good holiday destination. Istanbul Grand Bazzar is an attractive place for many. Istanbul mosques are museums and active mosques. I like visiting that city.

After I choose a destination to travel to, I like to use a travel organizer to help me arrange my journey, visit travel forums to get information about the places. Recently I travel around Europe a lot.
I study Economics and Administration at Varna Free University. In my free time, I usually read or watch the news about the lifestyle of the rich and famous. Or I read magazines about the home, how to decorate it.

I like to use a travel organizer to help me arrange my journey, I use the travel search engines a lot to get as much information about the places I am going to visit. Hotel sites are my priority as well.

I am the person who gets great respect from the ones I love and I try really hard to be successful, not to let them down. I have my ideals that I stick to but I also spare enough time for my hobbies – fashion clothes, fashion blogs.

I am the person who gets great respect from the ones I love and I try really hard to be successful. I have my ideals that I stick to but I also spare enough time for my hobbies. I am interested in hotel planners, hotel prices, flights to different places.

Turkey is Bulgaria’s neighbour and it’s a good holiday destination. Istanbul Grand Bazzar, Blue Mosque are attractive places for many. After a nice walk around the city, you definitely need to try the food in Istanbul.

I study Economics and Administration at varna Free University but I dream of having the lifestyle of the rich one – going to tropical beach resorts and spa centres, travelling around the world.

I am the person who gets great respect from the ones I love and I try really hard to be successful, not to let them down. I have my ideals that I stick to but I also spare enough time for my hobbies and they are going to clothing stores for teens, listening to the latest music.

Although I am an economics student, I like to work in the tourism sector. I am willing to work with hotels – to check their names, their weekly prices, to choose between hotels and motels and offer the better to customers.

Discovering Brusa

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A Historic Ottoman Capital

A visit to Brusa, the once vibrant capital of the Ottoman Empire, requires a minimum of three days, including a full day to explore the city. Travelers need a Teskereh (refer to p. 32). The steamers connecting Constantinople and Mudania, Brusa’s port, vary in comfort, with some like the Bengazi and Adranit providing a better experience on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays (returning on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays). However, passengers should bring their own provisions for the journey.

The departure time of the steamers is not fixed but usually falls between 8:30 AM and 10:30 PM. Through return tickets to Brusa are available through Messrs. Thos. Cook and Sons, 12 Bue Kabristan, Pera Treasures of Brusa.

The journey from Constantinople to Mudania takes approximately 4.5 to 5 hours on the screw steamers. From Mudania, a 1.75-hour train ride connects travelers to Brusa. Trains align with steamer

Discovering Brusa

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A Historic Ottoman Capital

A visit to Brusa, the once vibrant capital of the Ottoman Empire, requires a minimum of three days, including a full day to explore the city. Travelers need a Teskereh (refer to p. 32). The steamers connecting Constantinople and Mudania, Brusa’s port, vary in comfort, with some like the Bengazi and Adranit providing a better experience on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays (returning on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays). However, passengers should bring their own provisions for the journey.

The departure time of the steamers is not fixed but usually falls between 8:30 AM and 10:30 PM. Through return tickets to Brusa are available through Messrs. Thos. Cook and Sons, 12 Bue Kabristan, Pera Treasures of Brusa.

The journey from Constantinople to Mudania takes approximately 4.5 to 5 hours on the screw steamers. From Mudania, a 1.75-hour train ride connects travelers to Brusa. Trains align with steamer

A Glimpse into Ottoman History

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Towards the end of the eleventh century, Brusa came under the control of the Seljuk Turks. However, they abandoned the city following the Crusaders’ capture of Nicsea in 1097 A.D. During Theodore Lascaris’s retreat to Brusa after the Latin capture of Constantinople, the town faced an unsuccessful siege in 1204 A.D. by around 100 French forces led by Pierre de Bracheux and Payen d’Orleans. In 1326, the Turks, under Orkhan I., successfully took Brusa after a ten-year siege, establishing it as the capital of their Empire. Brusa thrived under Turkish rule, attracting poets, tile-makers, and dervishes from various parts of Asia. Many churches and monasteries were transformed into mosques and mausoleums, while new charitable institutions, public buildings, and mosques were constructed. Notably, Brusa was where the formidable Janissaries were first organized during Osman’s reign.

Modern Brusa is the principal town in the Hudavendighiar province, governed by a Yal

Treasures of Brusa

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Mosques, Tombs, and Citadel

Ulu Jami (The Big Mosque)

Ulu Jami, also known as The Big Mosque, stands as a testament to the contributions of three successive sultans—Murad I, Bayazid I, and Muhammad I. The pulpit, crafted by an Egyptian sculptor, rivals that of the Sinope mosque. Although the mosque’s current appearance is modern, its historical significance is undeniable. Admission for a party of up to three people costs 5 piastres (10d.).

Teshil Jami (The Green Mosque)

Built in 1418 by Muhammad I A Glimpse into Ottoman History, The Green Mosque is a prominent ornament in Brusa. Notable for its meticulous design, elegant structure, and exquisite marble-work, the mosque’s gate is a striking feature, adorned with the first chapter of the Koran and intricate floral designs. The elaborate inscription took three years to complete, costing Muhammad I 4000 ducats. The mosque derives its name from

Agehi (985/1577)

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He was born in Vardar of Yenice. His real name is Mansur. Being from the cadi class he was a scholar, a historian and a poet. He died in Istanbul in 985/1577. According to...

Nile, Stuttgart and New Delhi

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Life on the NileA journey by boat from Luxor to Aswan is one the loveliest tripsy you will ever make.The journey from L uxor to Aswan ona dahabiya, the traditional sailing cruisers that ply...

Ancient Egypt

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IntroductionIn determining the development of the short story in Egypt, it is necessary to study the inscriptions on papyri and stone monuments, a process which the archaeologists are better fitted to accomplish than the...

Cold Winter

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Who says winter is cold?Here are a few tips for those who keep thinking ` about what to wear in these days when winter started to make clear its arrival and summer clothing is...

KARS

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Blue Mosque

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Discovering Brusa

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