Friday, 28 August 2009

Delicious Pictures From Turkey

Uzuncaburç ancient city in Mersin.


Even though there are dozens of kebab restaurants in the town, The Historical Kazancılar Market offers the best Adana kebab.




Kahramanmaraş is famous for its exquisite ice cream.


Susurluk Ayranı is a drink made of yoghurt with water.


Mersin's popular dish tantuni.


Shish kebaps.


“Tirmis” is a snack sold on street stands in Mersin.
Antalya piyazi is a starter dish and made of beans, vinegar, boiled egg, onion and parsley together with tahin as sauce over it.


Antalya is famous for its jams, which are made from the province’s abundant fruits.


Tourists in Mersin.


The 1,500-year-old Taşköprü (Stone Bridge).
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The British Turkish Society was founded in 2004 as a bridge between the two communities. It is our aim to establish a long lasting connection between British and Turkish cultures. Despite the fact that a well developed country such as the UK and a country like Turkey, which is trying to make it to the 21 st century without forgetting its cultural backgrounds, may seem to have very little in common, it is true that the coexistence of cultures enrich one another. Moreover, we cannot dismiss the increasing number of British people living in Turkey and the Turkish people living in Britain as well as the number of intercultural movements existing in both countries. Therefore, we believe that the intellectual and modern west should meet with poignant east on a ground that west east should be connected in a global world and for the peace of humanity.