Inspiring expat blogs on Turkey

Get to know Turkey through the words of those that have explored the country later in life, but embraced it even more so than many of the original inhabitants. Here's a look at some of the expat blogs on the land, food and culture Get to know Turkey through the words of those that have explored the country later in life, but embraced it even more so than many of the original inhabitants. Here's a look at some of the expat blogs on the land, food and culture

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Expat bloggers in Turkey have been portraying a colorful, lively picture of Turkey as they explore the land, the food and the culture. Here's a look at some of the expat blogs that have earned their devoted followers through the years, and counting.

"Eleven years ago, I left the U.K. to live a life abroad. I didn't know where I was going to settle down but my travels bought me to Turkey where I am now permanently based." So writes Natalie Sayin in her blog, Turkishtravelblog.com. "I instantly fell in the love with this country, the history, the culture and people. My aim in life is to explore the whole of Turkey and document my travels on this blog."

Explore and document is what Sayin has been doing in her blog for over a decade now. She has categorized her articles both geographically and thematically. While she has written, "I really shouldn't travel because I cannot read maps and always lose my way," her take on her travels are always unique and...