Great places for shopping in Osmaniye Province in May (updated in 2024)

"Located in the northern national park of Greme, the Rose Valley is a vivid description of the valley from afar. The flowing water, floods and frosts cracked the rocks and eroded away the softer parts, leaving a strange moon-like landscape. It consists of cone-shaped, pyramid-shaped and steeple-shaped rock called the "goblin chimney". The layers are stacked, the strange stones, and the wind-roll dust caress the face, quite a bit of "heroes are dumping, one is a loss of life". The main attractions are the Stony Column Church and the Church of the Cross, and the scenery along the way is very beautiful."

"Topkap Palace, also known as the Old Palace, is located on the promontory of a peninsula full of historical monuments in Istanbul, a former venue for national ceremonies and royal entertainment, and a place where successive Sudans worked and lived. It overlooks the Marmara Sea and the Bosphorus Strait."

"Buying Turkish carpets in Greme is much cheaper than buying in Istanbul, and there are many choices of noodles. Take a Turkish bath at night and leave Greme the next day, so plan to buy one. Contact the owner through the hotel and let him wait for us for a while, the hotel also sent us very enthusiastically. There are many varieties of carpets, direct teachers are dazzling, and the owner is very enthusiastic, taking the trouble to introduce the characteristics of each blanket, which is completely different from the domestic shopping environment. Eventually, I bought a two-metre blanket with proof of origin."

"Not bad. It is difficult to communicate verbally. Rely on body language."

"Turkey's relatively large chain supermarket is still very convenient"

"The net red carpet store, after entering from the main entrance, a friend came to greet us. It turned out that there was no hole in the sky, and a row of young ladies slept on the carpet to take pictures. After entering, no one charged us, and did not tell us when we could take pictures. There were still a few young ladies standing at the door, like a queue. I took two pictures at the entrance of the carpet store, and I felt that the effect was not as good as I thought. 50 lira alone, and the aerial photography has to add 350. This assembly line operation is still not suitable for my kind of no face value, and the shape is not good, so I left."