1- The #1 reason am here in turkey is that turkey is a melting pot of all races from across the world. Especially Istanbul. Geographically, Turkey is where east meets the west acting as a bridge from the east to the west.

2- It has one of the most superbly divers cities and landscapes that I’ve ever seen.

3- Do you love winter, no problem. Turkey has it all. Beautiful mountain tops from where you can ski to your heart’s content.

4- Turkey has 16 UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES. For lovers of history and all its beauty. Turkey has 16 properties inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List: Great Mosque and Hospital of Divriği (1985), Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia (1985), Historic Areas of Istanbul (1985), Hattusha, the Hittite Capital (1986), Nemrut Mountain (1987), Hierapolis-Pamukkale (1988), Xanthos-Letoon (1988), City of Safranbolu (1994), Archaeological Site of Troy(1998), Selimiye Mosque and its Social Complex (2011), Neolithic Site of Çatalhöyük (2012), Pergamon and its Multi-Layered Cultural Landscape (2014), Bursa and Cumalıkızık: the Birth of the Ottoman Empire (2014), Diyarbakır Fortress and Hevsel Gardens Cultural Landscape (2015), Ephesus (2015) and Archaeological Site of Ani (2016).

5- For those of you who are adventurous, did I mention that there are mountains that are hard to ignore. You can start your mountain top conquest from Nemrut's peak in Anatolia. And you can’t beat the stoning beauty of Mt Ararat, famed for its part in the bible. Of course, you know what am talking about. The very place that Noah’s ark rested after the flood.

6- Turkey has Islands that you can explore. For example, you can go hiking in the Akdamar island.

7- What about the “Baklava”? The traditional Turkish sweet, nothing beats that anytime of the day.

8- Talking about eating something, Turkish breakfast popularly known as kahvalti is next no non. It includes 2 to 3 types of chees, sliced bread, freshly picked and sliced tomatoes, cucumber, olives, Hot, green pepper, berry jam and scrambled eggs. All washed down with Turkish tea called cay.

9- You can visit Ephesus in the west form the days of the bible and Ani in the east. Ani is city once known for having over a thousand churches.

10- And have fun in the hot air balloons in Cappadocia. A town is built almost entirely inside a mountain.

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10 reasona to live and work,and ure not talking about the economy,ure not talking about education,ure not talking about standard of living,your not talking about how to get jobs...........incomplete.

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mofedamijo:
10 reasona to live and work,and ure not talking about the economy,ure not talking about education,ure not talking about standard of living,your not talking about how to get jobs...........incomplete.

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mofedamijo:
10 reasona to live and work,and ure not talking about the economy,ure not talking about education,ure not talking about standard of living,your not talking about how to get jobs...........incomplete.

HERE IS SOMETHING I WROTE ABOUT EARLIER

The REAL TRUTH About Work In Turkey

So, I had a talk with a guy that just came here to Turkey. He has been told before coming here that he can get a “bank job” any kind of job that he will be in the office. And I just couldn’t stop laughing.

Whoever the agent was, (frankly I didn’t border to ask or find to the details because it’s really irrelevant) is clearly just interested in his money and don’t give a f…k what happens to him.

Sure, enough you can get a job but NOT AN OFFICE JOB. For one thing you need to know the language to get one so for anyone coming here your best bet is a factory work or you teach English if you have the right qualification.

But, is it really difficult to understand, if you have a LEGAL STAY in a country that sits between Asia and Europe the possibilities that you can explore. We are all 9ija, and we are smart, so you just have to use your head.