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Turkish Baths: What You Need To Know For Navigatıng Your First Hammam Experience

Entering the chamber your eyes  gradually acclimate to steamy haze to you see you are not alone.  By the shafts of light floating down from a domed ceiling high above, the naked bodies occupying every marbled surface slowly become visible; the air thick and sweet with the smell of perfumed bubbles and the sound of [...]

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Top 5 Countries For Teaching English Abroad (That Aren’t in Asia)

Andrea Moran is the Director for Teach Abroad at GoOverseas.com, a community-driven website of like-minded people who are all passionate about teaching, studying and volunteering abroad. She can be followed on Twitter @Go_TeachAbroad. When it comes to teaching jobs abroad, South Korea and Taiwan are the headliners. Jobs are easy [...]

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Welcome To Turkey-Land: First Impressions Of A New Ex-Pat

The general consensus is that Istanbul is amazing. “What? Wait. You’re going to Istanbul? OH. MY. GOD. I am so freaking JEAL-OUS!”. You almost just have to whisper the word ”Constantinople” in a room for people to start spontaneously orgasming all over the shop. Presumably it is fairly un-PC to say, [...]

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Video: The Splendor Of Istanbul

Vimeo artist O.G. headed out into the streets of Istanbul for a few days with his 135mm f/2.8 camera to see what he could find, and this was his product, an amazing visual feast of the going-ons of one of the world’s most intriguing cities.

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“Turkey . . . By Far.”

I hadn’t thought much about Turkey until I met a flight attendant named Kevin about three years ago. My curiosity regarding his many travels led me to this one ultimate question: Where’s the coolest place you’ve been? Let’s cut through all the b.s., right? So, I’m expecting some off-the-radar tropical [...]

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When In Rome . . . Eating Like The Locals

Street food is always going to be a reflection of a city’s true culture. Not only does it give you a glimpse into a local’s diet, but the vendors offer an amazing ambience as well, even the crusty ones. For example, Torontonians and New Yorkers thrive on “street meat” — [...]

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Thursday Travel Deals (Dublin, Greece, Istanbul)

New York to Dublin for $489 (incl. taxes/fees): Isn’t it the worst when a holiday comes up and you think to yourself, “This time last year I was in _____.” That happened to me this Easter as I thought back at how last year I snagged a super cheap flight [...]

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Things To Do In Istanbul

I’ve made a habit before going on a trip to cruise around the online destinations section of newspapers to try to find one or two great articles that I can print out and bring along as a supplement to my guidebook for ideas and tips (which is what I did [...]

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Why You Haven’t Really Seen Turkey Until You’ve Seen The Whirling Dervishes In Konya

If you stick around Istanbul long enough you’re likely going to run into a Whirling Dervishes performance. But if you want to see the real thing you have to head to Konya, where it all began. By Inka Piegsa-Quischotte I have to admit that until I visited the festival in [...]

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Visiting Santa’s Grave

If you wander around the southern Italian city of Bari, you will most likely notice intimate, cobblestoned lanes, cafe-choked piazzas, and one of Italy’s best opera houses. Somewhere between it all, is the Basilica di San Nicola, and the actual tomb containing St. Nick’s bones. Built in 1087, the castle-esqe [...]

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