Camlica Hill , Istanbul in all its brilliance, offering a unique perspective on the city. Located about 4km from Uskudar, Camlica is split into two hills: Küçük Çamlica (‘Little Pine Hill’) and Büyük Çamlica (‘Big Pine Hill’). Büyük Çamlica is the highest point in Istanbul at 267 m above sea level.
We spend about 45 minutes on top of the hill and had our morning tea there. The views from Büyük Çamlica are truly amazing, with a panoramic vista of all of Istanbul’s main waterways, the Bosphorus Bridge, the historic Eminonu Peninsula, the Princes’ Islands and even Mount Uludag near Bursa.
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The Bosphorus Bridge |
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On Top Of The Hill |
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A view from Camlica Hill |
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The main waterway-The Bhosporus |
suka tgk awan pd 2 foto yg di atas.. foto lain jugak bagus..
ReplyDeleteawan kat Istanbul memng cantik ....imagine kalau masa ni ada D90 dgn wide angle lens...rasa nak kena pergi lagi...Insyaallah.
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