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ajnavoyager · 1 year
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🕌🇹🇷🧿 HAGIA SOPHIA🌃🌉🌊 #istanbul #constantinople #constantinopla #i̇stanbul #istanbuldayasam #salam #turkey #turkiye #turk #streetstyle #bosphorous #art #istambulcity #city #hagiasophia #hayasophia #hagiasofia #estambul #hayasophiamosque #magic #amazing #love #blue #ayasophia #arquitecture #asía #europe #citylife #istanbuldayasam #istanbullovers #istanbulturkiye (at Ayasofya Cami - İstanbul Türkiye) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpz5cwsoALF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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travelhagiasophia · 10 months
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When visiting Hagia Sophia, consider these helpful tips to make the most of your experience. Firstly, plan your visit for weekdays, preferably Tuesdays to Thursdays, to avoid the weekend crowds. Arriving early in the morning shortly after the opening time allows for a more peaceful and immersive exploration of the monument. If possible, visit during the shoulder seasons of spring (April to May) or autumn (September to October) to avoid peak tourist numbers. Be mindful of local events and holidays to plan your trip around potential busy periods. Lastly, respect the cultural significance of Hagia Sophia, and dress modestly out of respect for its religious history and current status. Love Hagia Sophia! Learn about some amazing facts about Hagia Sophia here: 8 Amazing Historical Facts About Hagia Sophia
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narip · 2 years
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Ayasofya’yı yemişler gerçekten, gittim gördüm😂🤦🏻‍♀️ Altın varakların bile rengi dönmüş o derece🫣Yenmeden önceki gezim sondaki video ve foto😇 😂 #ayasofya #hagiasophia #ayasofia #ayasofiamosque #museum #church #picoftheday #photooftheday (Ayasofya Cami - İstanbul Türkiye) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChLECF2LMy6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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thesynaxarium · 2 years
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Today we celebrate the Holy Martyr Sophia with her three Virgin Martyr daughters, Faith, Hope and Love. The three virgin martyrs were subject to cruel and viscious torments which eventually had them killed right before their mother's eyes. Their mother Sophia was forced to watch as a punishment from the torturer, but rather than pleading for the tortures to cease, she encouraged her daughters to persevere in the faith, saying that the suffering will not last long and that they would soon meet their Bridegroom in Paradise. After all three daughters had been killed, Sophia reverently buried them and reposed in the Lord soon after while praying at their graves. At the time of their martyrdom, Faith was 12 years old, Hope was 10, and Love was 9. May they intercede for us always + #saint #saints #martyrs #martyr #virginmartyr #virginmartyrs #saintsophia #hagiasophia #faith #pistis #hope #elpitha #elpida #love #agape #mother #daughter #daughters #martyrdom #encourage #holy #repose #orthodox #saintoftheday (at Rome, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CilCamcrIIe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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whencyclopedfr · 1 year
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Byzance
La cité antique de Byzance fut fondée par des colons grecs de Mégare vers 657 av. J.-C. Selon l'historien Tacite, elle fut construite sur la rive européenne du détroit du Bosphore sur ordre du "dieu de Delphes" qui dit de construire "en face du pays des aveugles". Cela faisait référence aux habitants de Chalcédoine qui avaient bâti leur ville sur la rive orientale du détroit alors que la rive occidentale était considérée comme beaucoup plus fertile et mieux adaptée à l'agriculture. Bien que la ville ait accepté l'alphabet, le calendrier et les cultes de Mégare, beaucoup reste encore inconnu sur sa fondation. La région devait rester importante pour les Grecs comme pour les Romains. Située dans une région très fertile, la ville avait encore plus d'importance du fait de sa position stratégique. Non seulement elle gardait la seule entrée de la mer Noire, mais elle se trouvait aussi près d'un profond bras de mer, la Corne d'Or, faisant que la ville ne pouvait être attaquée que par l'ouest.
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photoglobo · 4 months
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Winter-Trip Turkey: Long Way To Istanbul
This trip was actually taken in winter 2022/23, but wasn’t able to post earlier. However, i decided to post some impressions in the next days from my journey trough winterly Turkey. Don’t expect much text or explanations. I just post mainly pictures. So, get ready for many of them 😉 On my way to Turkey i crossed Greece. Many kilometers and coffees on the road, but also some nice places to stop…
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noah-099 · 5 months
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turkeyevisas · 5 months
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Experience the grandeur of Istanbul like never before! 🕌🌟 From the towering architecture of the Hagia Sophia  and intricate tile work of the Blue Mosque 🕌 to the historical landmark of Basilica Cistern 🏛️ and bustling Grand Bazaar 🛍️, Istanbul’s sights are waiting for you! 🇹🇷
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planturkiye · 11 months
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A Memorable 3-Day Itinerary in Istanbul: Uncover Amazing Experiences
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Hey there, fellow wanderers!
I recently had the pleasure of exploring the enchanting city of Istanbul and embarked on an unforgettable journey that I can't wait to share with you. From the vibrant streets to the rich history, Istanbul offers a blend of culture, traditions, and breathtaking sights that will leave you in awe. If you're planning a trip to this mesmerizing destination, I've got an incredible 3-day itinerary filled with amazing things to do that will make your visit truly special.
Read full Blog from the link given below:
Day 1: Immerse Yourself in the Historical Heart of Istanbul Kick off your adventure by diving into the captivating history of Istanbul. Start your day at the iconic Hagia Sophia, a masterpiece that has witnessed centuries of fascinating tales. Marvel at the stunning Byzantine architecture and immerse yourself in the grandeur of its interiors. Just a short stroll away lies the majestic Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmed Mosque). Prepare to be mesmerized by its intricate tilework and exquisite domes.
Afterward, wander through the vibrant Grand Bazaar, a labyrinth of colorful shops offering everything from spices to textiles. Get ready to bargain and indulge in some authentic Turkish delights. In the afternoon, explore the Topkapi Palace, where you can wander through opulent chambers and lush gardens that once housed Ottoman sultans.
Day 2: Discover the Cultural Gems and Delightful Delicacies Start your second day by visiting the exquisite Spice Bazaar. Lose yourself in the aroma of spices, teas, and delectable Turkish treats. Don't forget to sample some Turkish delight – a mouthwatering local specialty.
Next, hop on a ferry to the magnificent Princes' Islands. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a peaceful retreat on Büyükada. Rent a bike or a horse-drawn carriage and explore the island's scenic beauty. Indulge in a delightful seafood lunch by the sea and bask in the tranquil ambiance.
In the evening, experience Istanbul's vibrant nightlife. Head to the lively district of Beyoğlu and stroll along Istiklal Avenue. Savor delicious street food, sip on traditional Turkish tea, and soak up the buzzing atmosphere.
Day 3: Uncover the Hidden Gems and Breathtaking Views On your final day, venture off the beaten path and explore Istanbul's hidden treasures. Begin by visiting the beautiful Süleymaniye Mosque, one of the city's largest and most stunning mosques. Climb to its terrace for breathtaking panoramic views of Istanbul's skyline.
Next, embark on a boat tour along the Bosphorus Strait. Admire the magnificent architecture lining the shores, including the impressive Dolmabahçe Palace and the iconic Maiden's Tower. Learn about the city's unique location bridging two continents and witness the seamless blend of European and Asian influences.
End your trip on a high note by savoring a traditional Turkish dinner while watching a mesmerizing whirling dervish performance. Let the enchanting music and graceful dance leave you with unforgettable memories.
Istanbul truly offers an unforgettable blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Follow this 3-day itinerary and immerse yourself in the magic of this vibrant city. Whether you're captivated by its rich heritage or mesmerized by its modern charm, Istanbul is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Safe travels and happy exploring!
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shuttermoon · 1 year
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Sophia
This is the shot that I was most looking forward to take on my trip to Istanbul with my new circular fish eye lens. I already loved some of the photos that I took of cathedral ceilings with my fish eye lens but I was too keen on capturing the magnificence of Hagia Sophia with the lens. I must say that I was not totally blown away with the images I could take. Maybe, the beauty of the shots was…
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arekmiodek · 1 year
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Hagia Sophia w Trabzonie z XIII-ego wieku, którego wnętrze zdobią piękne mozaiki i freski, kilkakrotnie przemianowywany na meczet i muzeum (Arkadiusz Miodek)
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47of74 · 1 year
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#hagiasophia #istanbul🇹🇷 #türkiye #timehop https://www.instagram.com/p/CqVtYiiue1X/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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drrobertpuffphd · 1 year
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Hagia Sophia is a mosque and major cultural and historical site in Istanbul, Turkey. The mosque was originally built as a Greek Orthodox church, and was used as such from the year 360 until the conquest of Constantinople by the Ottoman Empire in 1453. It served as a mosque until 1935, when it became a museum. In 2020, the site once again became a mosque. (Writeup taken from Wikipedia.) Photo by @robertpuffjr #hagiasophia #mosque #istanbul #turkey (at Hagia Sophia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpSoD2NrFKj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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whencyclopedfr · 2 years
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Tiridate
Tiridate ou "Trdat l'architecte" (940s-c. 1020s ?) était un architecte arménien connu pour son rôle dans la reconstruction du dôme de Sainte-Sophie à Constantinople après un tremblement de terre au Xe siècle, ainsi que de la cathédrale d'Ani et de l'église de Gagik dans ce qui est aujourd'hui la Turquie. Avec Momik (c. 1270-1333), Tiridate est le plus célèbre architecte arménien du Moyen Âge.
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artistictrans01 · 1 year
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Turkish Furious Falcon 🇹🇷 @turkhavakkuvvetleri @lockheedmartin F-16C/D Block 52+ Fighting Falcon Pray for my friends and followers from #turkiye #turkey 🙏 #turk #turkiye #turkey #turkish #🇹🇷 #istanbul #ankara #hagiasophia #erdogan #turki #turkishairforce #turkishmilitary #türkhavakuvvetleri #türkiye #türk #lockheedmartin #f16block52plus #f16fightingfalcon #f16falcon #f16 #like4likes #likeforlikes #likeandfollow #aviationgeeks #aviationart #aviationgeeks #aviationartworks #aviationeverywhere #aviationdaily #militaryaviation #militaryaircrafts (at Ankara, Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/p/Coe9Q-uprZP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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