If you have a valid USA or shengen visa just fill the online application and make the payment online, you'll get your visa
on arrival, that's what I used.
httpsww.evisa.gov.tr/en/apply/

clapper04:
Hello bro @jerikoyan, it has been a while. please do you know how one can process a Turkish tourist visa from Nigeria? i have searched the NL travel section but i'm not convinced with the posts i got. your response would be highly appreciated

Regards.

Beautiful country I must say, would love to visit one day .

Blue mosque

Blue mosque

Praying section of the mosque

Blue mosque

Blue mosque and

Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Mosque)
Also known as the Sultan Ahmet Camii (or Sultan Ahmed Mosque), this breath-taking building is one of the most majestic Ottoman mosques in all of Turkey.

Blue Mosque History
The Blue Mosque was built between 1609 and 1616, by the architect Mehmet Ağa, instructed by Sultan Ahmet I. It was designed as an imperial show of strength to complement the imposing Hagia Sophia, which faces it across Sultanahmet Square. Unlike the Hagia Sophia, however it is supported by four 'elephant foot' pillars, and the central dome (23.5m in diameter and 43m high) is flanked by four semi-domes, making it nearly a square in shape. It is dubbed the Blue Mosque because of over 20,000 handmade ceramic Iznik tiles that decorate the interior, featuring many different tulip, rose, carnation, and lily designs, well lit by 260 windows.
https://istanbultourstudio.com/things-to-do/blue-mosque

Sultan tombs

Sultan Tombs

Sultan Tombs

Istanbul October 2018.

The sultan Tombs

The Tombs of the Sultans in which the Sultans, their wives along with other family members, including sons and daughters, are buried.

Compliment of the season to you all, been a bit busy lately.
I didn't do much exploring since my last post, but I still have pictures from my last visit to Turkey.
I visited Jerash few weeks ago and I have some amazing pictures to share.
Jerash is located in Jordan, the city in one of the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world which dates back as far as 7500 BC.

Rooftop view today Amman

Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed viewing my thread, I am more a Gallivanted than a Hodophile when work permits me to travel I make sure I also enjoy and explore the Country.

ferhyntorlah:
Jerikoyan,

I totally enjoyed viewing your thread.

You are a serious Gallivanter or Hodophile.

Travelling is mad FUN!

Next stop Istanbul.
I visited the famous blue mosque and couple of places.

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View of the city from the castle

Gaziantep Castle

Gaziantep Castle, is a castle first built by the Hittite Empire as an observation point and later built into a main castle by the Roman Empire on top of a hill in the center of Gaziantep, Turkey in 2nd and 3rd century AD. It underwent further expansion and renovation under Emperor Justinianus between 527 and 565 AD.The circumference of the round shaped castle is 1200 meters. The walls are built of stone and the castle consists of 12 towers.

The castle has been renovated numerous times and took its final shape in 2000. Today, the castle is used as the Gaziantep Defence and Heroism Panoramic Museum, and a documentary regarding the defence of the city against the invading French troops after the fall of the Ottoman Empire runs periodically.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaziantep

The Ottomans

As usual I have to try the food. I got the smoked lamp dipped in yoghurt

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Downtown shops

Gaziantep
Also called Antep is the sixth most populous city in Turkey, it's well know For it's wide ranges of delicious cuisine (over 400 UNESCO recognized dishes are indigenous to Gaziantep).
It is also an industrial city, it is famous for it's Castle museum which dates back to the ww1 and the ottoman empire.

Wooden mosque

Thanks bro, no I flew from Amman Jordan to Istanbul then Antakya.
Then road trips to gaziantep from Antakya twice.

clapper04:

Really fascinated by this thread and i gave it a follow. Nice one sir. Did you go from Germany?

Antep

Next stop.... Gaziantep
UNESCO gastronomy City
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world
Wooden mosque 15th century
Ottoman empire stronghold

Downtown