Bursa, Turkey

Bursa, Turkey

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Bursa Turkey

The text provided is already in English, but it seems you're looking for a more detailed or explanatory translation of the specific terms and names of places that are in Turkish. Here's an expanded version with explanations for an English-speaking audience: Bursa is a large city in Turkey, situated in the northwestern part of Anatolia, within the Marmara Region. It ranks as the fourth most populous city in Turkey and stands out as one of the country's most industrialized urban areas. Additionally, Bursa serves as the administrative hub for the Bursa Province. MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS • Ulucami (Grand Mosque of Bursa). Constructed during the early Ottoman era in 1399, this mosque bears a closer resemblance to the earlier Seljuq architecture found in inland Anatolia than to the typical Ottoman mosques, such as the Blue Mosque in Istanbul that was built later. • Orhan Camii ve Külliyesi (Orhan Mosque and Social Complex). • Yeşil Camii (Green Mosque). Located in the Yeşil, or 'Green' district of Bursa, just beyond the bridge, this mosque features an exquisite Turbe (mausoleum) adorned with tiles both inside and out. • Emir Sultan Camii (Emir Sultan Mosque). • Muradiye Camii (Muradiye Mosque). • Hüdavendigar Camii (Hüdavendigar Mosque). • Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art. • Darüzziyafe (Ottoman-style restaurant or guesthouse). • Sarı Konak in Tophane (Yellow Mansion in Tophane). Tophane is a historic district in Bursa. • Balıbey Han (Balibey Caravanserai). A caravanserai is a historical inn offering lodging for travelers and their animals during the Ottoman period.
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Istanbul Airport (IST)