At this time, a three or four-year-old boy riding a tricycle came over. While pressing his phone, he looked at Yunluo's reaction, and then rode his bike away. After a while, he rode back and turned on Yunluo's phone to see that Yunluo didn't respond. He flipped through Yunluo's application and then rode away again.

Such a cunning child! Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo decided to see what he was going to do. After a while, he came over again. This time he took Yunluo's phone away and took a photo of his friends. Yunluo signaled him to return the phone to Yunluo, pointed at the edge, took a photo of him, and showed it to him.

After seeing it, he pointed at Yunluo and asked Yunluo to stand in the past and take photos of Yunluo. Humble, but he was too young and could not even take photos. He couldn't even hold his phone, so he could only take photos of Yunluo's calves, which were still blurry. He held the camera again and took photos of two Muslim girls next to him, one of whom covered his face shyly.

This guy is a big guy! After teasing the child, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo had about the same time, so he said goodbye to the child and waited for the hotel's drop-off bus. He returned from the European airport. Before going to the parking lot, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo took out 2000tl on the atm of the garantibank with the UnionPay logo in Turkey with a Chinese debit card.

The money I spit out was a combination of large and small bills, which was very humane. The handsome guy ugur brought Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo to a silver fiatlinea. It looked very new and clean, and he only ran 20,000 kilometers at a glance. He checked the original driver's license (actually, he just copied some personal information on his order), and confirmed the fuel tank scale.

At this time, the fuel tank empty oil lamp was already on, so I told Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo to return the car (in fact, it is easier to get the full box, it is difficult to get the empty box in the empty box, and the fuel cost in Turkey is particularly expensive, so car rental companies can generally make money). At the same time, I told Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo how to pass the HGS toll port and determined the return date.

You can contact us via text message for specific time. Ugur gave you a business card. If there is a malfunction along the way, you can call for help. You use cash to pay the remaining car rental fee of 298 euros and 10 euros tolls. Because the euro only has an integer coupon, the fraction is converted into a lira payment. Before leaving, Ugur gave Yunluo the receipt after paying the airport parking fee.

The procedures were completed so simply. Get in the car, install the navigation device, and set up the hotel in Safranbolu (this was saved by Yunluo in advance). Let's go! Dou Dou Huohuo and board the roads in Tuguo. They don't know much about their traffic conditions and their driver's driving style.

The most urgent thing is to find a gas station to "eat" the car. Damn, what is the sign of this gas station? What does it look like? I don't know at all. I can't understand so many colorful brands on the roadside. I quickly searched for information about the nearby gas stations using navigation. I was not very used to judging the name of the Turkish road sign and the distance between the intersection.

Because Yun Luo drove too fast, he missed the exit several times, turned around and caught the traffic jam again. Seeing that the fuel tank pointer had hit the bottom, he still couldn't see the shadow of the gas station. His mind was hot. What should I do if I just left the airport and stopped eating on the main road? All kinds of strange embarrassing images flashed in front of me.

Fortunately, when Yunluo was desperate, someone shouted "gas station". This time, Yunluo finally grasped the reality of the turn and drove into the gas station smoothly. The diesel was filled with 165tl. After buying some mineral water, he started to go back on the road. The road was blocked for an hour after leaving Istanbul. There were many people selling snacks, bread and other foods on the road.

He just shuttled through the middle of the road at will, but for Yunluo, who is used to driving on the rush hour in Beijing, is still within the affordable range. When he gets on the highway, he will basically be enlightened. The speed displayed on the code meter is a bit different from that on Yunluo GPS. Perhaps it is because the rental company is worried that the customer will speed up, so he deliberately raised the code meter a little?

I didn't dare to drive too fast without knowing the layout of the Turkish electronic police. The road conditions were very good, the scenery along the way was good, and I made a special appointment. Although I didn't sleep well for more than ten hours, I didn't feel sleepy during the driving process. Perhaps it was due to the summer time, I felt that the night in Turkey was darker this season.

Before dark, Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo turned into a service area to have something to eat. Unlike Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo who use the toilet, sell rice dumplings, cooked in Guandong, and shop in supermarkets, there are very few people in their service area. There are only a row of specialized meal counters, which contain ready-made dishes, similar to lunch boxes, which users order and then calculate the money uniformly.

Just 3 or 4 dishes were ordered for 55tl, and I felt that the prices in Turkey were quite expensive. Follow the navigation instructions. I successfully entered Safranbolu at 9:00 pm and found the hotel Safranbolu that I booked in advance. At the entrance, there was an alley on Taige Road. I saw that other cars were parked against the wall.

There happened to be an empty space at the entrance of the hotel. When I got off the bus, a young man came out to welcome Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo, and told Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo that there were no rooms in the hotel. He took Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo to the otlyedekcioglukonagi directly opposite, and expected to arrive at his destination very late that night.

I had to leave the next morning, so I originally booked a room with a relatively cheap price, which was just a matter of sleeping, and there was no special requirement for the hotel's hardware facilities. The boss helped Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo arrange the housing, and there was no need to pay. Later, I found that the hotels in Turkey were always staying in first and then paying, and the deposit was not required.

I've been tired for a day, so take a shower and go to bed early.

Safranbolu-Ankara naturally woke up early in the morning and walked around the city in the morning mist. The tourists had not yet left, and many businesses had not opened their doors to welcome guests. The entire Carsi area seemed particularly quiet. Safranbolu was a small mountain city, and walking was the best way to visit. Many Ottoman-era houses were preserved here.

It is also the only city preserved in a complete settlement form, with two to three-story wooden structures, with the upper floor protruding from the lower floor and carved brackets as support. The house uses a timber frame as the foundation and then fills the earthen bricks, and finally coats it with a mixture of stucco and straw.

The exterior walls are painted with plaster or lime and decorated with wood. There are about 10-12 rooms inside, and men and women have different residences, usually with embedded niches and cabinets as decorations, as well as exquisite lime fireplaces. The larger houses have indoor pools, which mainly use running water to cool the room.

Junji Turkish Bathhouse h This bathhouse is built in the same period as the Business Inn. It is still in operation today, mainly providing services to local residents. Although it is not famous, it has a strong sense of history. You can feel the details of the old bathroom. Due to time reasons, Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo were unable to go in and experience it.

Koprhmetpas Mosque (koprhmetpas) is a mosque ordered by the Ottoman era Sultan. It was built in 1661. Compared with the mosque in Istanbul, the mosque looks small and exquisite. It is one of the representative buildings of Safranbolu.

There is a metal sundial in the yard, which was added in the mid-19th century. Junji Hotel Hani) This hotel, converted from a business inn, was built in 1645 and has a history of more than 360 years. The hotel is built in marble and is the most extensive building in the city. It is a poster at the door. It is a good place to hold weddings.

Because I went out too early, many small shops in the town had not opened yet, so I went back to the inn to have breakfast first. The boss prepared a traditional Turkish breakfast for Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo, including olives, bread, butter, cheese, jam, cucumbers, tomatoes, and the butter scrambled eggs made by the boss's mother, which tasted very positive.

The first time I used Turkish hot and cold water buckets to make black tea, I had to judge which one was cold water and which one was hot water by the condensation droplets on the pipe. After checking out, I continued to wander around Safranbolu, and looked at the location of the two commanding heights of this town, one was an old government building on the hillside to the west. First, it was the kenttarihimuzesi Museum.

A building with yellow exterior walls is very eye-catching. Another commanding height is in the Hidirlikpark Mountain Top Park on the south hillside. There is a paid sign at the entrance of this park, and there is also a ticket office pavilion. However, when Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo went, there was no one, so the ticket was free. The restaurants or tea shops in the park were also closed because they were unmanaged.

Both places are excellent places overlooking the entire Safranbolu. There are not many tourists, and I have only seen a few waves of tourists who are about to leave in the square next to the public bathroom. Wherever I go, there are only three or five locals in desolate places. I really like the quietness of Safranbolu. Sitting on the wall of the mountaintop park, overlooking the panoramic view of Safranbolu, drinking coffee and dazed.

It is a very pleasant thing to let yourself go. Unfortunately, Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo were just passers-by. Before they had time to have a full meal in this beautiful city, they had to set off for the next stop of Ankara. GPS successfully brought Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo to Ankara. The road to the city was a bit of a gamble, and the road was relatively narrow.

The vehicles were also quite dense. I found the booked hotel, but there was no suitable parking space at the door. The classmate got off the car and went to find someone. The hotel immediately came out to help Yunluo park. After completing the check-in procedures, he took the keys and prepared to go upstairs. The front desk staff told Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo to take the elevator in two batches.

Only then did I realize that the elevator in this building is really super mini, with 4 people rated for 4 people. Because I added luggage, I can only get 3 people at a time. There are new things when I enter the elevator. The elevator has two doors, but in fact there is no door there at all. I can clearly watch the wall rolling. When I go to the third floor, I have to push the door open manually.

I was not used to it at first, and every time the elevator arrived, I stood stupidly waiting for him to open the door. Although I had to go out to eat something after dinner. The tachotel was in a good location, located in the bustling Kiricd. I checked it on the p. It was not very far to walk to the big castle and the Anatolian Civilization Museum.

When I first came to Turkey, I naturally yearned for the famous rotating barbecue. I found a home to eat and studied it. However, after I went in, I found that there were other dishes, so I forgot about the barbecue. The chefs and waiters had very limited English vocabulary and it was difficult to communicate. Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo could only guess at the ready-made food.

Finally, I ordered half a roasted chicken, a grilled fish, and a plate of vegetable salad, which was quite rich. The classmates had a need to access the Internet, so they were eager to get a comprador SIM card. In order to protect the interests of their domestic mobile phone dealers, Turkey won't buy mobile phones that were not purchased by Turkey. After 10 days of using the Turkish SIM card, it will be locked.

I had to pay an expensive registration fee to continue using it. At that time, I thought the SIM card package was too expensive and I didn’t apply for it. I spent nearly an hour in the Turkcell operator business hall in Ankara. Finally, I could call the Internet. I climbed the big castle behind the Anatolian Civilization Museum before sunset.

It was really spectacular, the weather was very good, and the visibility was high. Looking around the entire Ankara City at the commanding height of 360 degrees, I suddenly felt the momentum of dominating the world. On the top of the mountain, a Turkish man came to chat with him. He had been to China, went to Chengdu, met giant pandas, and had a good impression of Chinese people. He enthusiastically introduced Ankara to Nalan Seqi and Yunluo.

On this trip, he brought an Argentine beauty to climb the mountain and asked for a photo of the Three Kingdoms. On the way down the mountain from the big castle, he encountered two super cool police cars, motorcycles and four super cool patrolmen. Walking to Atatuk Statue Square, an old man was scattering pigeons in the square, and flocks of pigeons were surrounding him to grab food.

There were a few cute children chasing the pigeons in the middle. Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo, the four Chinese, may be the only Asians that Ankara can see. The tourists dressed up and two little whites looked particularly eye-catching. The return rate was almost 100%. The enthusiastic Turks took the initiative to take a photo together and immediately felt that they were a star on the street.

Along the way, I walk to GKpark Youth Park (or Moon Park) not far away. It is a very simple and quiet free park with fountains, tulip flower beds, a stall selling juggling ice cream, and a playground with a ferris wheel. I found a recommended restaurant on lp.

According to the p, it should be on xx Street, but I couldn't see it back and forth. I looked for a handsome guy on the side of the road and asked. He looked at it for a long time but couldn't find it. He enthusiastically introduced Nalan Seqi and Yunluo to a store and then asked someone to ask. A group of people studied it for a long time and said that it should have been closed.

It's okay. Yunluo doesn't have to eat that one, so you can just recommend it. I found a small kabab shop in the alley. It has a small storefront and is empty and has few customers. The decoration is quite fresh and clean. I ordered various barbecue sets, which tastes very good. I also ate the authentic rice pudding, which is satisfied.

After dinner, I went out to the left. There was a small shop selling coffee and black tea, gulkahve and kurukahveci. I went in and took a look and bought some local coffee and black tea, which was really inexpensive. The owner opened the TV for Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo to see it. Then he found that this store was quite famous.

The local TV station also specially made reports and recommendations. On the way back to the hotel, I saw a small vendor selling fruits on the side of the road. I picked a large bag of huge oranges, at least a dozen, which was only 6 lira, which was too cheap. I used a buffet breakfast in the hotel in the morning. I went out to visit the Turkish founder's founding grand antkabir. Because I read the map wrong, I thought it was within walking distance.

As a result, I didn't see the sign after walking for a long time, so I had to take a taxi to go there, wasting my advantage of renting a car. (The Atatuk Mausoleum has a Turkish name - antkabir, which is the place where I rest for the rest of my life by Kemal, the founding father of the modern Turkey. On November 10, 1938, Kemal died in Istanbul.

The body was then sent back to Ankara and temporarily placed in the lobby of the Museum of Anthropology. In order to commemorate the great man, Turkey planned to build this magnificent tomb. The tomb was completed in 1944, and on the anniversary of Kemal's death in 1953, 15 years after his death, his body was moved to the ground for burial.)

This mausoleum was built to commemorate the founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. It is spectacular and worth seeing. It lies above the city and is built with a large amount of marble, which makes people respect it. The cemetery is large and the sun is particularly strong. The biggest feature of the Mausoleum of the founding father is its tall and mighty guards.

The flag-raising squad soldiers comparable to Nalan Seqi and Yunluo. I read the guide before and said that there was a change of duty at 10 a.m. every day, I consulted the staff. There were indeed many people who stood in the square after visiting the tombs and picture exhibitions. Today, there seemed to be an important event, and the ceremony was not started after 10 a.m.

Until I saw a group of figures dressed in a well-suited suit coming from a distance, three soldiers in front of me were leading the way with garlands. I guess this should be the leader of an international organization or a political politician who led the team to visit the founding father Atatuk. There was also a group of photos after the ceremony. As soon as this wave of people left, they saw a group of senior military leaders dressed up like a group of senior military leaders.

We are really in a good time. Before leaving, Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo asked to take a photo with the generals full of beautiful clothes. When they saw Nalan Shuqi and Yunluo foreigners, they were very happy to cooperate. Wowkaka. They happened to meet a group of dolls who came to the Mausoleum of the founding father of Atatuk to carry out patriotic education and go back to the hotel to pack their luggage at around 11:30 to check out.

Hurry to the next destination: Cappadocia. Continue to follow GPS, the road conditions are very good, and I passed by Tuzglu Salt Lake halfway through. This place is a bit like a shopping spot designated by the tourist team. After entering, someone will stuff a handful of salt into your hand, saying it is the salt in the salt lake. Rub it on your hands and wash it with clean water. I found that there is a layer of oil left on your hands. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!