Distinctive Blend Is Very Evident In Turkey
Ralph Insinger notes a culture shift in Turkey from 11th to 15th centuries with Western and Eastern influences. Istanbul’s mosques, bazaars, and modest women reflect Islam and Ottoman wealth. Turkish transport blends donkey carts, camel caravans, buses, and taxis. Food shines with shish kebab and Imam Bayildi while people remain proud and hardworking despite limited resources.