Once inside, you’re greeted by tree-lined pathways. Towering plane trees—many centuries old—form a canopy of shade, especially pleasant during Istanbul’s hot summers. These trees were once planted by the Ottomans, and their grandeur sets the tone for the park's majestic feel.
The paths wind through flower gardens and around gentle slopes. In spring, the park becomes a kaleidoscope of colors due to the blooming tulips, which are a symbol of Istanbul. The scent of flowers fills the air, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere.
All to soon our visit to Istanbul came to an end, it had been a hugely enjoyable visit and we must say a huge Thank you to our fellow travellers, Bryan and Sheena.
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