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In many parts == Hitching in Europe you can find Turkish truckers, who might be heading to Istanbul. Watch out for Turkish number plates beginning with '''34''', the city code for Istanbul, however a high proportion of all trucks heading for the Asian side of Turkey still have to go through Istanbul.==
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== Hitching in ==Update 2022: ''Definitely have some lira before hitchhiking into Istanbul. Both times we did it we were left far away from the city center so you will have to get on public transport and for this you should buy an Istanbul card instead of a one-pass unless you're literally just passing through the city. The city is absolutely huge and getting an Istanbul card is a must unless you want to pay double every time you enter public transport (15Tl for 1-pass tickets vs 7,67tl for a ride with the card). Even though you have to pay for the Istanbul Card itself, after 5 or 6 rides it's already much better to have had the card, we learned this the expensive way. You can buy the card on kiosks and you only need to buy one as you can use it for as many people as you want. When the funds run out topping it up is as easy as placing the card on the ticket machine white illuminated area and uploading tl into it. Blackriding sadly seems to be impossible or at least improbable as every entrance and exit of the tram or metro is guarded and the bus drivers only open the first doors.''
=== From the west {{E|80}} ===Also you can get out at fuel stations and ask there for ride to city
Trucks are banned from entering the city during rush hours (morning: ''?'', evening: about 17:00-22:00), and even when they can proceed through the city, there are few places to stop. Therefore it is highly likely that your driver will let you out at the Mahmutbey toll booths. There are two ways to the centre from here. Note that there are no ATMs on the outskirts of Istanbul. If you have no Turkish money, the driver may let you travel for free, or a friendly local may pay for you; arrive with some Turkish lira in your pocket to not be reliant on the kindness of strangers.
One option is to walk to the side road to the right of the motorway, then turn to the first or second street to your right (the wide one). From the bus stop about 200 m down that street, take bus 89M "Zeytinburnu Metro", which will cost around 2 Turkish lira (~ €0.80) (see section below on Public transport). From Zeytinburnu there is an extensive choice of public transportation into the city such as trams to Sultanahmet, buses to Taksim/Beyoğlu (93C), or the ''Metrobüs'' heading for the Asian side across the Bosphorus. == Hitching out ==
Another option, from close to the motorway toll booth, are the frequent minibuses to Topkapı or Yenibosna, from which you can find transportation further into the centre.
A third option is possible if your driver is going to the Asian side of Istanbul. If he will cross the bridge ''Fatih Sultan Mehmet kuprusu''. ask him to drop you at the last exit before the bridge's toll booth=== Northwest towards [[Greece]] , which is right after you pass the new stadium. if you walk/hitch down that road[[Edirne]], very soon you will arrive at a metro station, which will take you directly to Taksim.[[Bulgaria]] {{E|80}} {{E|84}}===
Generally, you can just start hitching anywhere in the ==== Out of city center. Just walk to the nearest highway and stick your thumb out. It might need a few lifts until you get out of the border, but given that you hardly ever wait more than 10 minutes for a lift, it can be faster than public transport.option ====
''Taksim Square in the center You can get out of the European part of Istanbul is chosen as a starting point for the upcoming description due city bus 303 from Yenibosna Metro to the fact that there the most last bus stop Silivri Halk Otobüsü Bekleme Garajı (or bus 303B from Otogar Metro till bus lines of the European side start stop Mimarsinan Mah). Ticket cost 11 TL and endyou can pay only with Istanbulcard.''
=== Northwest towards [[Edirne]] and [[Bulgaria]] {{E|80}} ===A) 4 km walk away is E8O highway emergency line, 5 km walk away is Karbey Dinlenme Tesisi rest stop.
There are several ways to get out of the city centre and onto the main highway. If you stop a car that B) 5 km walk away is not going a long distance, then it is best to aim for the Mahmutbey D-7 higway toll booths in the northwest of Istanbul where the E80 really begins. place Kınalı Gişeleri
=== First option ===If you want to be at E8O highway emergency line faster get out from bus at Kamiloba stop and walk 1.6 at Çakılyolu Sk street.
Get A good middle option seems to the Mahmutbey toll booths (Mahmutbey Gişeleri) be taking bus 303 to station Selimpaşa from where it is possible to stop long-distance cars and trucks. Some buses pass this spot. One is 98H from Bakırköy, 's about a suburb in the west. Another one (146T) departures from Yenikapı, near Sultanahmet and you can get off at the stop just after the bus turns north into the suburb Başakşehir. From the bus stop, you can 30 minute walk a couple of hundred metres down to the toll booth (there is E80 or about a handy gap in 40 minute walk to the fence). You can also go by metro to Ikitelli Sanayi stop (M3 line) walk south until you see first gas station on the highway E80 and follow it until you reach the toll booths (about 1 km walk). For the metro, one ticket costs 3,00 TL or catching a bit less with an prepay "akbil"ride is easy. But beware of the fact that everytime you change metro's, The first few cars will go to Silivri but you'd have are bound to pay the 3TL againcatch a ride going towards Edirne relatively quickly.
Strictly speaking, pedestrians are not permitted here; if a bored traffic police officer asks you ==== Getting to leave, but ignore him and feign misunderstanding, and walk a few metres away and thumb.suburbans of Istanbul ====
=== Second option ===You can Another way to get to city's western outskirts is to take bus 83O* the metro from Taksim Square Aksaray close to Sultanahmet in the old city centre, and ride it till ''Yenibosna'' station (2.0 TL pp, roughly €0.80). Then, take the big public bus station #448 (''Bayrampaşa OtogarYenibosna Metro-Mimarsinan'' on the European side; an extra 2.00 TL pp), which is just along departs from the motorway stops right next to Edirne / Bulgariametro station. Take the You will ride this bus to the last stopfor a ''long'' time, get off and walk back to the entrance. From thereroughly an hour, you'll be hitching directly along until where it quits the motorway. A sign works well here, west and there is plenty of space for drivers turns to pull over since right in a lot cloverleaf interchange near the village of buses and minibuses Mimarsinan, where the bus eventually heads. Get off at the stop for passengers just outside). While exitingright at the very location bus turns right, you'll notice a petrol station to your right that this is a possible alternative starting point where as much west as you can ask drivers for lifts (or just use get on Istanbul's public transportation. Then walk a bit further from the toilet)junction, and start thumbing.
Hitchhikers experience: we don't understand what means when you write "last stop". And turkish people didn't understand when you try to explain them that you whant to get ==== Trains out of the city to highway. They offer to you their buses. It's easier to take bus from this bus station to the nearest village Catalca, get out before bus turn to Catalca.====
==== Third option ====This section needs an update!For those who rather not try hitchhiking through the overgrown western suburbs of the city, a slightly more expensive but a lot easier way to follow this westbound route to Greece may be to take the morning train to [[Muratlı]] from Sirkeci station in central Istanbul, and then hitch your way forward to Greece via [[Tekirdağ]] from there. See [[Muratlı]] article for full details.
Get into Once you have passed the metro at Taksim Square and take a train towards ''Haciosman''. This is currently the last station for the trains departing from Taksim. One ticket costs 2border,00 TL (~0,80 Euro), or 1.75 TL with an prepay "akbil". But beware of the fact that everytime you change metro's, you'd have try to pay the 2TL again! At stay in the ''Sanayi Mahallesi'' station (not to be confused with Atatürk Oto Sanayi car which is the last station en route)took you through, get out of as the Metro. You will find yourself along first 20-30 km on the ''Büyükdere Caddesi'' avenue. Walk along the main street direction north (watch out for big signs that Greek and Bulgarian side are leading drivers to one of the motorway worst places to Edirnehitchhike in Europe. After 3-4 min and passing a military camp you'll see the [[on-ramp]]. Unfortunately, Local people there is no way to cross the street are afraid of stories about immigrants from right to left then by attempting suicide, because the main street is mostly full of fast trafficIran and Afghanistan etc. If you are not brave enough so it's especially hard to do so, walk another 10 min further and cross the street over get a bridge and walk back the way along the other sideride.
Or better, you may get off the metro at ''İTÜ-Ayazağa'' station (the first one after ''Sanayi Mahallesi''), cross the street on an pedestrian overpass close to that station's exit and then walk ''south'' for about 10 min to get to Check the article on ramp to the motorway[https://hitchwiki. You will have to walk past the military park on the right side of the road, and then you will see the big motorway below.If you don't feel comfortable at the onorg/en/Kapitan_Andreevo-Kap%C4%B1kule_border_crossing Kapikule-ramp for whatever reason (eg the cars pass too close or drive too fast), try to start hitching from a bus stop just after the gasstation called 'Opet'. If Kapitan Andreevo border crossing] if you stand here, many taxi's might stop for you, but just wave them away, or say 'para yok' (no money) and wait for a normal car to stop for youre going towards Bulgaria as it can be difficult.
Go somewhat down the ramp and you can find a good spot to stand and stop cars. Also try to get short lifts (even some kilometres can help in Istanbul).
* Hitchhikers experience: I took the train to Küçükçekmece like I read on here, and found the highway. To my dismay it was '''impossible''' to hitch. After walking 2 miles, hoping there would be a spot for people to pull off, there was nothing. I noticed these buses that road in the middle of the highway, and decided to take one down the road. After two stops, it was the end of the line. Fortunately, there was a huge spot to hitchhike. For anyone who goes this way, I '''highly''' recommend taking the bus the whole way instead of trying to walk like I did. Or, use another method to hitch. - Jon
Another way to get to city's western outskirts is to take the metro from Aksaray close to Sultanahmet in the old city centre, and ride it till ''Yenibosna'' station (2.0 TL pp, roughly €0.80). Then, take the public bus #448 (''Yenibosna Metro-Mimarsinan''; an extra 2.00 TL pp), which departs from the stops right next to metro station. You will ride this bus for a ''long'' time, roughly an hour, until where it quits the motorway west === East and turns to right in a cloverleaf interchange near the village of south towards [[MimarsinanAnkara]], where the bus eventually heads. Get off at the stop right at the very location bus turns right, this is where as much west as you can get on Istanbul's public transportation. Then walk a bit further from the junctionBlack Sea coast, and start thumbing. Hitchhiker [[User:VidimianAntalya {{E|Vidimian]] tried this route in 2002 or 2003, when he wasn't very experienced at hitchhiking. The first lift offer arrived so late (after about 2 hours of thumbing) and the following lifts were so short (and, again, late) that he could make it to [[Tekirdağ]], a mere 120 km away from this hitching spot, after the night falls, despite starting early in the morning.80}} ===
For those who rather not try hitchhiking through the overgrown western suburbs of the city, a slightly more expensive but a lot easier way to follow this westbound route to Greece may be to take the morning train to [[Muratlı]] from Sirkeci station in central Istanbul, and then hitch your way forward to Greece via [[Tekirdağ]] from there. See [[Muratlı]] article for full details.==== From parking on motorway O4 ====
Once you have passed the border'''Rest Stop Nr. 1:''' Take bus 19, 19C, 19Y, try to stay in the car 19T or just ask which took you through, as the first 20-30 km on the Greek side bus is one of the worst places going to hitchhike in Europe. Local people there are afraid of stories about immigrants from Iran and Afghanistan etc. so it's especially hard Ferhatpaşa the stop you have to get off at you will see a ride. It took hitchhiker [[User:Lapulevel|Lapulevel]] road going in a full day to get out of this area—and that wasn't simply circle like a shortage of luck as that happened twice!big roundabout its Flat Prof Dr Necmettin Erbakan Park from there search Mirkelam Dinlenme Tesisleri İstanbul rest stop (40.98854931087875, 29.192601039813262) on E-80 / O-4.
=== East When arriving from the bus stop you will find the gas station completely fenced and south towards [[Ankara]], Black Sea coast, Antalya {{E|80}} ===you might think about climbing or cutting it. But there is a 'legal' open door in the middle of the fence. The gas station itself has alot of traffic also for long distances.
For going east there are different options:''Mirrorworld used this spot in 2022 and in just 30 minutes waiting time he was offered rides to Eskisehir, Ankara and finally also to Samsun. Best spot ever.''
* '''From parking on motorway O4Rest Stop Nr. 2:'''Take ferry to ''Kadıköy'' on Asian sideMetroline M4 in direction Tavsantepe and get out at Pendik Istasyonu. Next Change to the ferry terminal there is a bus terminal where you have 2 options:1) Take bus 130 Busline KM18 and after half an hour or so youget out at Mehmetcik Vakfi. You'll arrive re just next to a Gas station big highway reststop, where you will also catch all the bus stops (near Gebze)traffic coming from SAW Airport. Coordinates: 40. Get down and from here you can hitch-hike either asking or stopping cars92008 29.35054
2) Take bus 19, 19C or 19Y. Get off at the stop ''Ferhatpaşa'' (you will see a road going in a circle like a big roundabout). ==== From there walk northeast until you get Şekerpınar close to the motorway O4 Anadolu Otoyolu. There is a fence along the motorway but it has many holes, so getting to the other side is not difficult. Once you get to the parking area, you can ask around or make a big sign and show it at parking area's exit to the drivers passing by on the motorway, so they can stop on a merge lane. There's one small restaurant in the parking area where many drivers stop for a short break.Gebze ====
* '''From Şekerpınar close to Gebze'''
If you want to avoid 30km '''Other 2022 update''' There is no rest stop but the lane of urban hitch hiking, the enterance becomes a shoulder lane in like 50 meters.Move a bit away from the last stop of 112 take bus 134BK (other 134 buses may work as well) which leaves across lane so the road cars from where 112 ends. Ride until that enterance can see you and thumb all the end and transfer onto 133Ş highway cars and you'll have a ride it until in no time. As the last stop. You police in Turkey are then in Şekerpınar and can walk completely ambivalent towards thumbing on the 2km to the main motorway O4 Anadolu Otoyoluhighway catching a ride is pretty easy as long as you don't mind super-fast cars flying by you.
* '''==== From Bostancı Köprüsü (Bostancı Bridge)'''==== From ''Taksim'' Square take bus 129T (''Taksim - Üst Bostancı'' line), which, like the other transcontinental bus lines, requires two tickets (3.50 TL). Get off at the leaf-clover interchange called in Turkish ''Bostancı Köprüsü'' (literally Bostancı Bridge), close to its last stop. You can recognize the interchange by big signs saying ''Bostancı'' and ''İçerenköy'' (besides the usual ''İzmit'' and ''Ankara'' signs) there. Then, after getting off the bus, walk past the interchange until you see a safe shoulder down the road a couple hundred metres away. Start hitching there ready with a [[Signs|sign]] saying at least ‘[[Gebze]]'/'[[Izmit]]’, it’ll make you more visible and look like a total hitchhiker. Drivers around here seem to have some concerns about sharing their car with a stranger and looking like a total hitchhiker seems to somewhat ease their anxiety. However, there are also many minibuses heading for ''Gebze'' on this road, so hiding your sign when they are passing by and shaking your head both sides when its headlights flash (to ask whether you’d like a ride … for a fee) may prevent some of the unwanted attention. Expect to wait at least 30 minutes until you are offered a lift. Morning hours (approx. between 6:30-8:30) are best since the road is congested at that time and vehicles move slowly, which lets the drivers to think more about taking you in. Beware of the motorcycles by the way, which sometimes illegally drive inside the shoulder and literally skim you over.
* '''==== The (free) walking option'''====
=== South towards [[Yalova]]Doğalhane Dinlenme Tesisleri petrol station /[[Bursa]] ===rest stop on E80 highway next to Çayırova İtfaiye bus stop. Bus 133Ş stops there
See [[Eskihisar]] for how Marmaray metro east in the direction of Gebze. Get off at Osmangazi Station (two stops before Gebze) as this is closer to the D-100 highway that will carry you east. Walk roughly 300m north up the road from the station until you get to the ferry jetty on circle-underpass junction with the D-100 highway. A nice position just after the route and how to get into start of the ferry for freeon-ramp, where cars are still moving slowly, should score you a ride in minutes.
The route via [[Eskihisar]] However, the majority of traffic here seems to be going to Izmit, which is also past the bridge. Turn down rides if you have to until you get one going over the bridge, to Yalova/Bursa/İzmir etc. If you're really stuck, take a short ride and ask your driver to drop you off on the side of the road at the shortest way off-ramp going to [[Izmir]] the bridge, and its adjacent area in western Turkeycontinue hitching from there or after the interchange. If you're really stuck on that road leading up to the bridge, you'll have to walk a few km along it until you get to the Petrol Ofisi fuel station, about a Kilometre before the bridge. Hitch at the on-ramp to the highway from there.
Istanbul has an extensive public transportation system consisting of a Hacı Osman Korusu park wild camping - ride metro, trams, buses line 2 to Darussafaka station and metrobuses (buses which run along a special lane in next to it on the middle circle corner of streets Buyukder and Ulu streets you can climb over the road)fance to Hacı Osman Korusu park https://ibb. co/RHmd9jb Get only a bit inside but be carefull there ar some sharp plants
On You will find many beaches on Prince islands, but many of them are privatised. You should walk away from the busestowns to find some wild beach. Büyükada island wild camping - you can get by paid ferry there (Kadıköy, payment must Bostancı or Kartal). Be aware that the forests are sometimes closed due to wild fires and the police might be made with a prepaid card called an ''akbil''. However, even more strict if you try 're caught camping (not to give mention the driver money, he will probably just ask another passenger danger to take your money yourself if there ever was a fire). You can camp on the top of the island between Aya Yorgi Manastırı and pay with his ''akbil''the communication tower. At metro stations You will have some shade from the trees and tram a nice wind (at least during summer). You can take one of the small buses to get closer from the ferry. BA-2 is the one that will get you the closest but is stopsat 9 pm, there are machines where otherwise you can pay cash to take the BA-5 that runs until 11-12 pm. Be aware that you should not drink water tape on the islands. OGM (nature protection) may bother if you stay late in the morning, but you should not get a tokenfined, turkish or foreigner. == Nomadwiki & Trashwiki == {{nomadwiki}}
== Eating ==
There is a community kitchen called "Karacaahmet Sultan Dergahi" on Nuhkuyusu street in Selimiye (Üsküdar, Asian Side), some 200 meters down from Karaca Ahmet Camii (the big mosque). You can just walk in around lunch time and ask for food. They hardly speak English though so maybe you can ask someone to translate a brief note.
== Sleep ==
Sleeping on the streets of Istanbul can be dangerous acccording to locals, but luckily many people will be willing you to offer a place to sleep.
[[User:Karol Yohan]] was (attempting to) sleeping in a park in Uskudar when some guys offered him to stay at their place for free.
If you really want to have your own camp site, you should check the Princess Islands. The inconvinient is that you will have to pay 3.5 lira to get there (or maybe not?). There is a good beach which is deserted in Burgazada, just exit the ferry and walk to the right side. When you pass an cemetery look at the right side of the road for some stairs leading to a desert beach. The beach has very low activity and you can camp there. [[User:Karol Yohan]] stayed there for a week in October 2012. Beach is a bit poluted but has a great view.
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'''Istanbul''' is the biggest city of [[Turkey]], partly in [[Europe]] and partly in [[Asia]].
== Hitching out ==Test option - Ispartakule Park Area North ==== Ispartakule Park Area North is a fuel station on E80 highway(See Google maps for getting there and update how its. There is bus 76E going to Sehit Serife Bacı Lisesi bus stop not far place)
=== Westwards towards [[GreeceCannakale]] (via [[Tekirdağ|Tekirdag]]) {{E|84}} ===
Take the suburban train (''banliyö treni'') from the very city center (Sirkeci) towards Halkali. It's only 2.00 lira. Get off at ''Küçükçekmece''. If the train station is 6 o'clock, walk in the direction of 12 o'clock in order to find the on ramp towards [[Tekirdağ|Tekirdag]]. This is the same road that will take you directly to Greece, although you will still be well within the congested motorways of suburban Istanbul. Be aware that you cannot cross this border walking! You have to find somebody to take you across. Knowing [[Western Europe phrasebook|German]] will help you a lot to explain that you need help Bus #34B/C/BZ/G to cross the border due to many drivers last stop and start hitchhiking with a Turkish-German background.Tekirdag sign there
Get on the 111, 112 or 200 and stay on the bus almost all the way to the last stop (get off approximately two or three stops before).
You are now located a little bit south of the O4 (E80) heading East towards Ankara. You will need to walk a little bit northwards in order to reach a ramp. There is a bus stop on the on-ramp. You can hitch out from there unto the O4 (E80) going East.
Most people who will take you might just drive for another 10km or so. There are lots of [[petrol station hitchhiking|petrol stations]] on the way in this giant suburban maze but chances are only local people stop there. You will have to go for about nearly 20 or 30 km until you will actually be out of the Istanbul metropolis. If you want to avoid 30 km of urban hitch hiking, from the last stop of 112 take bus 134BK (other 134 buses may work as well) which leaves across the road from where 112 ends. Ride until the end and transfer onto 133Ş and ride it until the last stop. You are then in Şekerpınar and can walk the 2km to the main motorway Anadolu Otoyolu E8O '''Update 2022:''' There is no reststop or gasstation at the Otoyolu at Şekerpınar. The highway is a really huge one with cars going very fast. Walking or trying to hitchhike on the highway in this part of Turkey is definetly not recommended. You can take the onramp though, but you will only be able to catch traffic coming from Şekerpınar and other surburbs.
There is a petrol station exactly 9km before [[Izmit]] where you can be dropped off. It is recognizable for its BP petrol station and Burger King restaurant. Trucks are regularly parked here and bound for all points in Turkey, while sometimes one can even find a lift all the way to neighbouring countries.
For Mediterranean cities such as [[Antalya]], you should also take this eastwards route till [[Adapazari]], then head south via motorway D650 from there.
While most people would find it more comfortable to take a bus to the outskirts and then start hitchiking there is another, slighlty slightly more challenging, option. Generally it is actually faster to just find a good piece of highway somewhere close to where you stay (even if it's in the centre of Istanbul), get ON the highway and put your thumb up. You are unlikely to wait more than 3-5 minute before a car pulls over (many people don't really mind stopping on the highway) and the police is very unlikely to give you any trouble (they picked [[Theo]] up, gave him tea and chocolate-cookies and dropped him of 20 kilometers further down the road) From Taksim: Walk down Cumhüriyet Caddesi for about 40-50 minutes. It's a big avenue which is easy to find (alternativvely just follow the signs on Taxim for Şisli). After 40-50 minutes you'll see Cevahir shopping center on your right side and that's about 200 meters from where you'll start hitching. If you manage to get lost (hard as it's a big avenue without any real tricky intersection or anything) you should just ask your way to Cevahir shopping center.
From Taksim: Walk down Cumhüriyet Caddesi for about 40-50 minutes. It's a big avenue which is easy to find (alternatively just follow the signs on Taxim for Şisli). After 40-50 minutes you'll see Cevahir shopping center on your right side and that's about 200 meters from where you'll start hitching. If you manage to get lost (hard as it's a big avenue without any real tricky intersection or anything) you should just ask your way to Cevahir shopping center.
After the 40-50 minute walk (about the time when you pass Cevahir shopping center on your right side) you'll see the highway. This is th spot where the Mercidiköy bridge starts and about 70-80 % of the traffic is bound for the Asian side. When you get to the highway (which is actually about 10 meters over you as you are under the bridge) you'll see the Mercidiköy bustation to your left. Turn left,walk 20 meters until you see a small footpath leading up to the highway, climb up, thumb up, and smile at your audience (often about 50-60 people) who are waiting for the Metrobus to come. They might even give you an applause if you just put up a show.
Important: BE PATIENT AND DON'T JUST ACCEPT ANY RIDE. Wait for someone who's going at least past the main intersection in Atesehir (say that you want to go direction Gebze/Izmit on the autoyol). Even though almost no traffic is going far from here it is important that your first ride is gonna take you to the O4 highway after the two highways merges and that may mean declining 1, 2 or 4 rides. Ask to get dropped of at the highway and not at some on-ramp or something even more silly (this is [[Turkey]] remember). You may have to repeat it one or two more times before you get out of Istanbul just because of the city's enourmous size.
Alternatively you could wait for a ride to take you across the bridge and get dropped off at the paytolls on the Asian side and find a ride onto the 04 E8O from there. === South towards [[Yalova]], [[Bursa]] or [[Izmir]] === See below the Eskihisar links for a road/bridge alternative. See [[Eskihisar]] for how to get to the ferry jetty on the route and how to get into the ferry for free. The route via [[Eskihisar]] is also the shortest way to [[Izmir]] and its adjacent area in western Turkey. Opet - Mehmetçik Vakfı Petrol petrol station / rest stop on E80 highway next to Mehmetçik Vakfı bus stop. Buses 130H, 132, 132B and KM 18 stopes there. Place isnt far from Sabiha Gokcen International Airport
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