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City Promotion - ANKARA

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Gazi Anatolian High School  City Promotion Ankara

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GALATA KULESİ / ŞEHİT MURAT KOCATÜRK IHL - Elif Binici 

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GALATA KULESİ / ŞEHİT MURAT KOCATÜRK IHL - Elif Binici 

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Galata Tower is one of the oldest towers in Istanbul. It was built by the Byzantine Emperor in 528. Galata Tower was known as Tower of Christ until 1348.

In 17th Century, Hazarfen Ahmet Celebi flew from Galata to Uskudar with his wooden eagle wings and it was significant moment in our history.

Galata Tower was used for many purposes, for example fire observation tower, prison and a lighthouse. Nowadays, the tower is known as one of the places to be seem and also welcomes visitors as a restaurant.

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ANITKABİR / Şehit Murat Kocatürk İHL - Elif Binici

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ANITKABİR / Şehit Murat Kocatürk İHL - Elif Binici

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Anıtkabir, Atatürk’s mausoleum, Anıtkabir is the national shrine to the man who changed Turkey into a modern republic country (open Mon 13:30-17:00; Tues-Sat 09:00-17:00; winter closes 16:00).

The main entrance is accessible from Anıt Road and there is a rear entrance from Akdeniz Road. The steps from the main entrance lead to a colonnade flanked by Hittite style stone lions that takes you to a central courtyard in the mausoleum. The two towers here; Independence on the left and Freedom on the right house a scale model of the Anit Kabir complex, photographs of before and after construction from 1944 to 1953 and examples of 48 other plans and designs that were submitted and rejected.

The squared-off Neo-classical mausoleum sits in the central courtyard and has huge bronze doors usually flanked by soldiers to ensure that visitors remove their hats before entering as a mark of respect. The interior is surprisingly plain and has some mosaic work but your attention is drawn to the sarcophagus containing Atatürk’s body which was bought here in 1953 from its first resting place at the Ethnographic Museum. On the courtyard opposite is Ismet Inonu’s (1884-1973) tomb, who was Ataturk’s oldest comrade and supporter who served as first prime minister of the Turkish Republic and then President after Ataturk’s death.

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Nilgün Kurttepe/Behiye Dr. Nevhiz Işıl Anatolian High School

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Istanbul is one of the most important cities in Turkey. The city population is approximately 15 million. It is located in the Marmara Region, in Northwest Turkey. The Bosphorus divides the city into two parts as European and Asian sides. Istanbul is also a tourist attraction with its historical background. The city hosts lots of monuments, ruins, mosques, palaces and other histrocial landscapes worth seeing. Some of these cultural treasuers such as Topkapı Palace are in the list of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. It's the center of education of Turkey with its Universities and many students from all over the world comes here to get a better education. Although it is a huge and crowded city, It has a uniqe transportation system. You can travel anywhere you like by using means of transport such as, Busses, Underground, Airports, Ferries and High speed trains. It's climate is quite different from the other regions of Turkey. Some parts of it belongs to Mediterranien climate which is warm and rainy some of it belongs to Blacksea climate which is humid and rainy and some of it belongs to Inland (Continental) climate which is very cold and dry. The city is also one of the center to the different cultures. You can see a lot of people with different nationalities in the streets of city. Because of this multi-culturality, you can taste various foods of worlds kitchens and Turkish traditional food. It is difficult to give information about this city in every aspect you must visit it and experience the life in here.

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SAMSUN/TURKEY/Filiz GÖKÇE ZENGİN/ Atatürk Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School

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SAMSUN/TURKEY/Filiz GÖKÇE ZENGİN/ Atatürk Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School

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Samsun is a city in the Central Karadeniz region of Turkey. It is the largest city and port on the Turkish Black Sea coast. Samsun has a special place in the republican history of Turkey, as this is where the republic's founder, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, has set foot to start the War of Independence in 1919. The present name of the city may come from its former Greek name of Amisos by a shortening of Eis Amisos (meaning to Amisos) + ounta (Greek suffix for place names) to Sampsunda (Σαμψούντα) and then Samsun. The early Greek historian Hecataeus wrote that Amisos was formerly called Enete, the place mentioned in Homer's Iliad.
Samsun has a typical Black Sea climate with high and evenly distributed rainfall the year round. Summers are warm and humid, and the average maximum temperature is around 27 °C (81 °F) in August.
What to see in Samsun:

Şahinkaya Canyon

Certainly one of Samsun’s most breathtaking sights, the Şahinkaya Canyon is located on the Altınkaya Dam Lake in the Vezirköprü district and is Turkey’s second largest canyon. Visitors can take part in tours that not only go through the historic Ottoman homes and mosques of Vezirköprü, but also feature an amazing 1.5 km boat ride through the canyon via Kızılırmak (Red River).

Onur Anıtı

The Onur Anıtı (Statue of Honor) is also known as the Atatürk Monument and is located in Atatürk Park in the İlkadım district of Samsun. Designed by Austrian sculptor Heinrich Krippel, the statue is dedicated to the landing of Atatürk in Samsun, which marked the beginning of the Turkish War of Independence (1919-1923).

İkiztepe Tumulus

Located in the İkiztepe village in the Bafra district of Samsun, the tumulus (burial mound) of İkiztepe belongs to the Lydians, an Anatolian people who reached their height of power during the 7th and 6th centuries BC. The tumulus is an astonishing ruin that’s almost hidden in İkiztepe’s idyllic landscape.

Amisos Tepesi

It was at Amisos Tepesi (Amisos Hill) that the Amisos treasure (a large collection of various jewelry made of pure gold believed to have belonged to the Pontus king Mithridates Philopator Philadelphus) was found in 1995 during construction. On site is a tumulus with two chambers that are accessed by a lovely wooden boardwalk under the pine trees that overlook the Black Sea.

Amisos Tepesi

It was at Amisos Tepesi (Amisos Hill) that the Amisos treasure (a large collection of various jewelry made of pure gold believed to have belonged to the Pontus king Mithridates Philopator Philadelphus) was found in 1995 during construction. On site is a tumulus with two chambers that are accessed by a lovely wooden boardwalk under the pine trees that overlook the Black Sea.

Vezirköprü

A district of Samsun, Vezirköprü’s roots go back to the ancient Hittites who inhabited the area as far back as 2000 BC. You’ll not only find beautiful natural landscapes but also plenty of renovated Ottoman houses and mosques in its town center, especially the historic Taşhan, and Ottoman-era caravanserai.

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Fatma GÖKÇE/AKABE TOKİ ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL-ŞANLIURFA

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Fatma GÖKÇE/AKABE TOKİ ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL-ŞANLIURFA

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Predating Stonehenge by 6000 years, Şanlıurfa’s Göbeklitepe upends the widely-held views on the rise of civilization.

With a history of 12,000 years, Şanlıurfa, thought by some to be the ancient city of Ur, proudly exhibits the legacy of all the civilisations that have prospered in the region. The city was originally called Urfa but later awarded the title "Şanlı", or "glorious", for the role it played during the Turkish War of Independence in the 1920s.

In ancient cities such as Harran and Soğmatar, history going back millennia was established through studies and excavations. Many other monuments of ancient civilisations, which have remained buried for thousands of years, are being brought to light one by one by archaeological workings throughout the city. Among them are the Neolithic Age settlements in Nevali-Çori in the county of Hilvan, the Chalcolithic Age settlement dating to 5000 BC in Kazane near the city centre and the artefacts dating from 10.000 BC in Biris cemetery in the county of Bozova. These studies have already proven the status of Şanlıurfa as a cradle of civilisations and the ongoing excavations will perhaps unveil historical facts that trail even further back in time.

Şanlıurfa, with its wealth of biblical associations, is known as the "Jerusalem of Anatolia" and regarded as a holy site by Jews, Christians and Muslims alike. According to the Old Testament, the Prophet İbrahim (Abraham), "the father of three monotheistic religions", was born in the city of Ur and he, together with his family, migrated to Harran- the "home of the patriarchs".

In the lands of Şanlıurfa area was once a city of a Hurrite state in the second millennium BC. Some believe that Abraham was born in a cave near a place where the Mevlid Halil Mosque stands now. The site and the cave itself are, therefore, regarded as sacred.

The remains of a castle with two Corinthian columns rising above the ruined walls stand atop a small crest. At the foot of the hills, the lovely Halil-ür Rahman Mosque is built around Balıklıgöl lake- the living space of the sacred carps. The 17th century Ottoman Rıdvaniye Mosque and the Fırfırlı Mosque, formerly the Church of the Apostles, are worth a detour. The Archaeology Museum, one of the best in Turkey, houses important Neolithic and Chalcolithic finds from the Lower Fırat Region. To capture the spirit of Şanlıurfa wander through the vaulted eastern bazaar and linger in the courtyards of the old hans (inns) and don’t forget to drop in Gümrük Hanı and Barutçu Hanı – the most interesting of the old hans!

The city is closely associated with the Balıklıgöl, which is actually made up of the Halil-ür Rahman and Ayn-ı Zeliha lakes. Right adjacent to these lakes stands the Rızvaniye Mosque. It is believed that King Nemrut cast the Prophet Abraham from the castle into the flames and God turns the fire into water and the woods into fish, hence the creation of the Halil-ür Rahman Lake. After falling in love with Prophet Abraham, Nemrut’s step-daughter Zeliha jumps into the fire which subsequently changes into the Ayn-ı Zeliha Lake.

Believed to be the ancient city of Haran mentioned in the Old Testament, Harran is today known more for its unusual beehive dwellings than as the place where Abraham the Prophet spent several years. It used to be known as Helenopolis that was burned and destroyed by Mongolian invaders in 1260. Included among the archaeological finds are those of the oldest Islamic university, city walls dating from the eighth century, four gates and a citadel.

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Istanbul/Turkey - Elif BİNİCİ     (Şehit Murat Kocatürk Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi)

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Istanbul/Turkey - Elif BİNİCİ     (Şehit Murat Kocatürk Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi)

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Welcome to Istanbul.
It's located in the marmara region. Istanbul has sights, which can be visited by tourists. It's turkeys most crowded city. The historical sites are Sultanahmet Mosque, Galata Tower, Kız Tower, Dolmabahçe Palace and Topkapı Palace.
Around 2 millions  tourists visit İstanbul every year.They are see the historical and natural beauties of the city. The city has a lots of historical mosque,church and museums of Turkey.
Çamlıca hill is the higgest hill in İstanbul.
This tower at the slopes of Galata is visible every where in the city, and is 61 m. tall.The tower is at the hill which over looks both to the Bospherus and the Golden Horn and the sea of Marmara.

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Hello from Amasya, Turkey.

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Hi from Denizli

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Eye-catching artefacts around the astonishing white miracle of nature will take your breath away!

Nestled in the high mountains near the Büyük Menderes (Meander) River is Denizli, a city surrounded by a beautiful verdant valley in an area rich in culture and history. The Luvians were the first inhabitants, followed by the Hittites centuries later. Throughout time the fertile plain nourished other civilizations, too: the Phrygians, Lydians, Persians, Macedonians, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks and the Ottomans. Modern Denizli is a city of wide streets with parks and hotels. The Atatürk Ethnography Museum at the city centre displays folk art and ethnic artefacts. While shopping in the Kaleiçi Çarşısı, look out for souvenirs of copper, jewellery, towels and silk blouses. You can make a choice among the nearby Çamlık, İncilipınar or Gökpınar Parks for a rest, a picnic, or simply a walk through the forest in the shade of pine trees. The fresh-water springs there attract many visitors to thermal baths.

Pamukkale is a fascinating expression by Mother Nature and the only example of its kind in the world and appears in almost every list of places to be seen before you die and visited by almost two million tourists each year. It is a place where nature assumed the role of artist and created such majestic beauty. The nearby ancient city of Hierapolis served as a thermal health center and visitors from various parts of Anatolia flocked to the city to receive a balneal treatment in search of health or beauty. In our age, those who seek beauty or health still dip in the thermal pools.

Another thermal centre northwest of Pamukkale is Karahayıt, which makes a name for itself with the high iron content of its waters. Honaz Dağı National Park is located 20km to east of Denizli, near the town of Honaz. Mt Honaz is one of the most beautiful and highest peaks (2528m) of the Aegean region and is covered with gorgeous alpine forest.

The remains of ancient Colossae, a site of early Christian activity, are visible from the northern slope.

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Denizli: Lands of the White Miracle - Turkey Home

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Eye catching artefacts around the astonishing white miracle of nature will take your breath away Nestled in the high mountains near the Büyük Menderes Meander River is Denizli a city surrounded by a beautiful verdant valley in an area rich in cu

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Welcome to Mardin

Mardin is a highly addictive and unmissable spot. Minarets emerge from a baked brown labyrinth of meandering lanes, a castle dominates the old city, and stone houses cascade down the hillside above the Mesopotamian plains. As a melting pot of Kurdish, Yezidi, Christian and Syrian cultures, it also has a fascinating cultural mix.

Just don't expect to have the whole place to yourself. With regular flights from İstanbul, Izmir and Ankara, you'll see lots of local visitors in summer. The Turkish government also has plans to promote Mardin internationally as an iconic Turkish destination like Ephesus and Pamukkale, and have (optimistically) projected up to five million domestic and overseas visitors annually by 2025.

Mardin's honey-coloured collage of old buildings and markets is still definitely worth a look though, and for somewhere extra special, detour to Dara or Savur.

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TEKİRDAĞ

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Mardin, which is located in the Southeastern Anatolia Region with a population of around 790 thousand, carries the traces of many faiths and cultures from the past to the present day. Mardin is a complete open air museum with its 12,000-year history. Carrying and carrying, this is a different city, which is always the center of attention with its original air.Diyarbakir, Urfa, Batman, Siirt and Sirnak neighbors between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers with the strategic location of the Mesapotamia region has been an important settlement for centuries. The most important works of art in the Cappadocia region are the architects of Mardin. Mardin is a city of tolerance, where the traces of the previous civilization were erased, shared and shared together. A tour stop has been created in every corner of the city with its architectural works, which have the characteristics of a lighthouse from the past to the present. The city, which is located between the rivers of the Euphrates and Tigris, the most important two streams of the region, has very large agricultural basins with its fertile and wetlands. The history of the city is one of the most important points of cultural tourism and it has 12.000 years of memory. You can find traces of many civilizations, such as Akad, Babylon, Mithani, Assyrian, Persian, Byzantine, Arabs, Seljuk, Artukid, Ottoman States. When you see these structures, you enter into the mystical atmosphere of Mardin history. The city has many local delicacies, large tables and palates that caress the palate Mardin has succeeded in loving itself. This historic Mardin city, which is located on the historical Silk Road, contains many monasteries, churches, mausoleums, caravanserais and religious monuments.

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One of our provinces located east of Turkey's Agri province, our country is located in Eastern Anatolia. Located in the name of Agri province has the largest mountain in Turkey's Mount Ararat. In 1834 the parish, in 1869 the district of Agri, was in 1927 the province.

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ANKARA / Turkey      Nesrin Çetinkaya-Gazi Anadolu Lisesi

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ANKARA / Turkey      Nesrin Çetinkaya-Gazi Anadolu Lisesi

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Ankara is the capital of Turkeyand the second largest city.Ankara is a cosmopolitan city with impressive public buildings,wide avenues,parks,an opera and an international airport.As It is located in central Turkey,Ankara is an important commercial city.It is also a marketing city for surrounding agricultural area because Ankara has long-haired goat (Ankara Goat) and angora wool.Finally; textiles,vaccines,cement,tiles,leather goods,beer are manufactured in Ankara.

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MY CITY IS ISTANBUL/TURKEY       Selahattin Gölbaşı

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MY CITY IS ISTANBUL/TURKEY       Selahattin Gölbaşı

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Turkey’s Shining Star Istanbul
As a home to many civilizations for a thousand years, Istanbul has taken the stage again as an international trade and business center with its diverse, dynamic and fast growing economy offering many lucrative opportunities for the multinational’s.

Istanbul’s beauty has made it a magnet for people from all over the world for several decades. The answer to “Why are Travelers Flocking to Istanbul?” is that it’s perhaps the vibrant city embodies both ancient and modern.

Excluding domestic tourists, approximately 11 million people visit the city each year, particularly from Germany, United Kingdom, United States and Russia. Istanbul’s strongly competitive tourism sector is based on its unique juxtaposition of natural beauty and a diverse, historical, cosmopolitan and exciting city.

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Our city is in middle Anatolia. It is very close to Ankara. You will see some popular scenes in Çankırı.
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KOCAELİ
İzmit (ancient Nicomedia) is a city in Turkey, administrative center of Kocaeli Province as well as the Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality. It is located at the Gulf of İzmit (the ancient Gulf of Astacus) in the Sea of Marmara, about 100 km east of İstanbul, on the northwestern part of Anatolia. The city centre has a population of 248,424 (2007 census). The urban area has a population of 577,932 inhabitants and is part of Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality, which has the same border as Kocaeli Province with a population of 1,411,845 inhabitants.İzmit was the eastern and most senior capital city of the Roman Empire between 286 and 324, during the Tetrarchy introduced by Diocletian. Following Constantine's defeat of co-emperor Licinius at the Battle of Chrysopolis (Üsküdar) in 324, Nicomedia served as an interim capital city for Constantine the Great between 324 and 330, until the nearby Byzantium was officially declared Nova Roma (later known as Constantinople, present-day Istanbul.)
Defining İzmit
The city is mostly built on hill slopes because of the cramped area, while flat plains are located around the gulf, near the sea. This topographic structure divided the city in two different parts. The first part was created on flat plains, where the city center is also located. The railway and highway networks also pass from this area which is close to the Sea of Marmara. The second part was built on hills, with many historic houses from the Ottoman period in the old quarters.
Climate
The local climate, more temperate near the Gulf of İzmit (Körfez in Turkish) and the Black Sea, more severe in the mountains, constitutes a transition between Mediterranean and Black Sea types; the typical urban summer here is hot and dry, the winter wet, however, Izmit and Marmara lack the refreshing summer breezes of the northern reaches, and can become humid.
The highest recorded temperature in the city (11 Aug 1970) was 41.6°C , the lowest (4 Feb 1960) -8.7°C , while the yearly average stands at 14.8°C .
The Black Sea coast sees an annual rainfall of 1000mm., which gradually lessens south-eastwards: Izmit, for example, generally gets less than 800mm. The south-facing slopes of the Samanlı mountains, near Körfez, experience conditions similar to Black Sea coastal regions. Winter winds blow from the south to south-east, while in summer mainly south-easterly.
Features
There are numerous tourist attractions both in the city centre and its adjacent region, such as the remains of the ancient Acropolis, Agora, Amphitheater, Nymphaeum, Necropolis, Demeter Temple and the Hellenistic Üçtepeler Mound King Tombs, the Roman city walls, parts of the Temple of Augustus, parts of the Palace and Arsenal of Diocletian, Roman aqueducts and cisterns, a Byzantine fortress at the core of the Roman city walls, Orhan Gazi Mosque (1333), the 14th century Süleyman Paşa Hamam, the 16th century Imaret Mosque and Pertev Paşa Mosque (1580) designed by the great Ottoman architect Sinan, Pertev Paşa Fountain (1571), the 16th century Mehmed Bey Hamam, Saatçi Ali Efendi Mansion (1776), Tüysüz Fountain (1782), the early 19th century Fevziye Mosque, Kapanca Sokağı Fountain and Canfeda Kethüda Kadın Fountain (1827), the mid 19th century Sırrı Paşa Mansion, Kasr-ı Hümayun Palace and the French Theological School, Redif Barracks (1863), and the İzmit Clock Tower (1901).
Economy
İzmit is an important industrial centre, with a large oil refinery, and major paper and cement factories. Ford Motor Company has a plant here in a joint venture with Otosan, assembling the Transit/Tourneo and Transit/Tourneo Connect vans. It is also a transportation hub, being located on the main highway and railway lines between İstanbul and Ankara, and having a major port.
In the past few years the province has developed into a growth point for the automotive industry, receiving investment from Ford, Hyundai, Honda and Isuzu. Tyre and rubber products are produced to world class standard (Goodyear, Pirelli, Lassa and Bridgestone). Today Kocaeli province has grown 1200 industrial investments of which 108 have been established with international capital. Turkey’s largest enterprise, Tüpraş Petroleum Refinery Plant, is also located in Kocaeli, containing altogether 27% of the national chemical industry (petro-chemical included), including 18 of the 100 largest enterprises of Turkey are located in Kocaeli and paying 17-18% of the national tax revenues.
Financial Times affiliated Foreign Direct Investment Magazine nominated Kocaeli (the province of which İzmit is the capital) among the 25 European Regions of the Future for 2006-2007. The city was chosen along with Adana for Turkey, which scored the most points for cost effectiveness against Kocaeli's wider infrastructure, while Adana and Kocaeli tied on points for human resources and quality of life.
The famous Turkish traditional sweet Pişmaniye is a product of İzmit and the Kocaeli Province.
Transport
Being located along the commercially-active Black Sea and Marmara Sea shorelines, Kocaeli boasts 5 ports and 35 industrial docks, making it an important communications centre, as well as Anatolia’s farthest inland contact point and a gateway to global markets. The main transportation routes, the D-100 highway and the E-6 TEM (Trans European Motorway) which connects Europe with Asia, along with railway lines, form an intercontinental passage network. Kocaeli neighbours one of the world’s largest metropolitan centres, Istanbul. Its vicinity to Istanbul's two international airports (Sabiha Gökçen International Airport and Atatürk International Airport) which are 45 and 80 km (50 mi) away, respectively, from İzmit's city centre, provides national and international connections.
Education
Kocaeli University was established in the city in 1992. The university has more than 50,000 students.
History
In antiquity, the city was called Astacus or Olbia (founded 712 BC). After being destroyed, it was rebuilt and founded by Nicomedes I of Bithynia in 264 BC under the name of Nicomedia, and has ever since been one of the most important cities in northwestern Asia Minor. Hannibal came to Nicomedia in his final years and committed suicide in nearby Libyssa (Gebze). The historian Arrian was born there. Nicomedia was the metropolis of Bithynia under the Roman Empire (see Nicaea), and Diocletian made it the eastern capital city of the Roman Empire in 286 when he introduced the Tetrarchy system. Nicomedia remained as the eastern (and most senior) capital of the Roman Empire until Licinius was defeated by Constantine the Great in 324. Constantine mainly resided in Nicomedia as his interim capital city for the next six years, until in 330 he declared the nearby Byzantium as Nova Roma, which eventually became known as Constantinople (present-day Istanbul). Constantine died in a royal villa at the vicinity of Nicomedia in 337. Owing to its position at the convergence of the Asiatic roads leading to the new capital, Nicomedia retained its importance even after the foundation of Constantinople.
The city was conquered by the Ottoman Turks in 1338.
The earthquake of August 17, 1999 (magnitude 7.4) devastated the region, killing more than 19,000 people and leaving many more homeless. It took several years for the city to recover from this disaster; but the scars, especially on the memories of the residents - many of whom lost loved ones, can still be observed.

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GAZİANTEP, is the largest city of southern Turkey and the capital of Gaziantep province. It was formerly called Aintab. Situated in the fertile, hilly plain between the Amanos Mountains and the Euphrates River and lying athwart the natural caravan route to the east, the site has had civilized settlement since Hittite times. Its proximity to the Syrian border, however, had always kept it in the unstable position of a frontier city, without continuity of government. Even after its conquest by the Ottomans in 1516, Aintab continued to be vulnerable to rebels and bandits. Its name was officially changed to Gaziantep (“Heroic Aintab”) in 1921 because of its resistance to the French occupation of 1920-1921.

Gaziantep is now quite modern in aspect, with only a few reminders of antiquity. Served by good transport, the city is important chiefly as a distribution center for the agricultural products of the province, especially pistachio nuts and fine grapes.

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Gaziantep Tanıtım Filmi - 2014 (English)

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Botoşani, city, capital of Botoşani judeţ (county), northeastern Romania. It lies in a rich farming area of northern Moldavia, near the border with Moldova. As a settlement, it was first documented in 1439. The Popăuţi Church dates from 1496. Long known as a market centre for agricultural produce and wines, Botoşani has also become an industrial centre, particularly in textiles. Pop. (2007 est.) 115,739.
Today, it is best known as the birthplace of many celebrated Romanians, including Mihai Eminescu and Nicolae Iorga.

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Odessa is situated in the south of Ukraine, on the very shore of the Black Sea. It is the biggest sea port of the country and one of the biggest sea ports on the Black Sea. It is also one of the largest and most beautiful cities of Ukraine. More than 1 mln people live in Odessa. Odessa is famous for its unusual architecture, delicious cuisine, sandy beaches and bright art and cultural events and festivals. It is a popular tourist destination.

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Craiova is Romania’s 6th largest city and capital of Dolj county. It is a longstanding political centre and the chief commercial city west of Bucharest. There are many interesting places to visit in our city, such as the old town or Nicolae Romanescu Park. The latter was designed between 1901 and 1903 by a French architect and it is considered to be the largest natural park in Eastern Europe.

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Byzantium, Constantinople and Istanbul... The three magic names that recall the Istanbul's glorious past. Few cities are so delightful to discover as Istanbul in the world. Istanbul hosts outstanding natural beauties both in daylight and under the glittering of night with its minarets soaring in the sky, its gilded domes, palaces, museums, parks & gardens and more...

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The historical beginning of Zugdidi has legendary Colchis. He was a part of Colchis, whose historical and most interesting past is underscored by the Myth of Argonauts.
Zugdidi is an interesting and attractive city for tourists because it is located in the area where the famous Dadiani palace is located. In this palace many museum exhibits and religious shrines are attached to thousands of tourists every year.
The palace has a unique architecture, with up to 45,000 museum exhibits. Among the most important is the mask of the Virgin Mary and the Napoleon Bonaparte mask. Bringing the sacred garment to St. Mary's wedding annually takes place every year in August, while in the rest of the day it is held in the sacred virgin tower. The town has a unique botanical garden

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ციდან გადაღებული ზუგდიდი (зугдиди, грузия)