Top Things to Do in Edirne 2021

"On the hill behind Foreigner Street, if there are not many signs, it is difficult to find. Not too big. I talked about the origin of the Laos nation, with English annotations and Chinese explanation sheets. It was funded by an American (like Laos), and the staff speaks good English. Souvenir shop"

"This is a simple painting, an old painting 17 years ago. Seventeen years ago, information was far from as developed as it is now, but at that time, a few years after graduating, I plunged into the frenzy of society like a pipe dream. It was here 17 years ago to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the reconstruction of Agadir. By the way, on February 29, 1960, Agadir was destroyed by a sudden earthquake. The castle on the mountain was also broken into ruins. . Therefore, all the prosperous things we see today were dreamy and bubble 40 years ago, and the various buildings under the mountain are nothing but morning dew. Seventeen years later, this painting that carries the past is just quietly lonely in a small and dark museum, waiting for me, an outsider who has come all the way, to quietly open the so-called corner of history, and then , Can't help but sigh. The sun is still shining outside, and the cactus trees unique to Africa are huge, upright and sturdy, and the plants with such stubborn vitality are also some kind of sustenance of people here for the future? The museum is just one corner of Jardin D’olhao. This garden that does not show the mountains or the water, was built in 1992 by the late King Hassan II to commemorate his heroic ancestors. The greenery is full of greenery, the birds and the flowers are fragrant. It has become a good place for people to relax. Walking through it, a wooden bridge leads to an unknown building. The whole body is made of extremely thin broken tiles and soil. It is not high, but the building is well organized, and it faintly conveys a certain solemn atmosphere. Hold your breath. Looking carefully, pacing slowly, the names and dates flashed on the tiles from time to time, it must be for a certain kind of memorial, between the lines, it seems that everyone is blessing religiously. It's like, for the rebirth of Agadir."

"There is a kind of solemn and quiet when entering, and it really calms down instantly. This is incomparable to the Istanbul Mosque, mainly because there are too many tourists."

"Australia and New Zealand have beautiful scenery, rich natural resources, leisurely life and simple folk customs. It is hard to imagine that such a blessed nation would have been involved in a war a century ago, and many people would never go back. War, always under the guise of glorious glory, will eventually drive everyone crazy. This battle gave birth to the independence of Australia and also contributed to the establishment of the modern democratic Republic of Turkey. Kemal, who led Turkey to win this campaign, became famous and became the first president of the Republic of Turkey. He was honored as the "Father of Turkey" by the Turks and is still very much loved in Turkey."

"The ancient city of Nessebar (near the city of Burgas) in Burbas Province, eastern Bulgaria, is located on a peninsula on the Black Sea. It has a history of more than 3,000 years and preserves many relics from the ancient Greek period."