Capadocia is a region in central Turkey but these shops were located in Istanbul, under the shadows of The Blue Mosque.
Photo Friday: Capadocia Shops
February 19th, 2010 | View Comments
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You have same sense of travel as me! Thought I’ve never packed Vaseline, not...
Thanks Neha! I'm so glad to hear you're enjoying it here. Feel free to browse through my blog for posts on Istanbul. I was there last September during Ramadan and wrote a whole series about it. Let me know if you have trouble finding those posts.
I just discovered your blog (yeah, sometimes I'm slow, like that) and already loving it! Turkey is really high up on my list, hopefully things fall into place sometime this year …
Welcome to my new site Lisa! I hope everything is working alright for you here. There are few kinks but I'm working to fix it.
I love to share because I can look back and pretend that I'm still there.
Love this shot. You, your words, and your pictures so make me want to go. Thanks for sharing as always.
Haha! That's awesome! Visiting Istanbul is definitely worth the trip. I was there for an entire week and spent a total of $1270! That's including airfares too! Feel free to read up on my posts on Istanbul. I did an entire series on it.
I am DYING – like DYING – to go to Turkey! In fact, I am so dying that I dragged my whole family to several Middle Eastern and Turkish restaurants around my hometown here in Toronto.