If you go to Turkey for your honeymoon, which places should you not miss?

In my opinion, every city in Turkey has its own unique charm and ornamental value, and is worth staying for a few more days. If you choose Top3, I think it should be the following three.

1. Saffron City

This city has a very rich historical heritage, and many monuments are well preserved. The terrain is high at the center and on all sides. Visitors can overlook the whole city by climbing the peaks around the city. There are also many craftsmen in this city. The local handmade leather shoes and handmade silverware are worth buying. They are really beautiful and cheap. Because of the slightly inconvenient transportation, there are not as many tourists to Crocus City as there are to other popular scenic spots. Therefore, the people in this city have retained a very simple and original ecology. The locals are particularly enthusiastic about foreign tourists, making it a warm city.

2. Ephesus

This is a city that exists in the Bible. This city is filled with an indescribable dreamy feeling. For Chinese people, the Bible, Christianity, and our daily lives are far apart. But here, everything is real. Roman columns and temple ruins can be seen everywhere, and history is really tangible here. There are libraries, flush toilets, bathroom facilities, theaters, brothels, cemeteries, etc. You will discover all the secrets of the Romans living here 2,000 years ago.

3. Istanbul (?stanbul)

Turkey is a very interesting country. Most of its land is located in Asia, but it is recognized as a European country. ?stanbul is the only city in the world that straddles the continents of Europe and Asia. In fact, ?stanbul is not the capital, it is the most famous city in Türkiye. The Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Basilica Cistern, Mosaic Museum, Korah Church, Golden Horn Ferry, Yeni Mosque, Spice Market, Grand Bazaar and other attractions are worth visiting. Even if you just take a leisurely walk in the ancient city of West District, you will be fascinated by the winding narrow alleys and brightly colored buildings.